, 1869-10-28
oARRE1T. BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
Exercises of tho Thirteenth An.
nual commencement.
Yearly Meeting Of the Trustees and
Whiting Committee.
Financial Statement Of the Treasurer-A
Good Showing.
Our New Civilization. .

Good Showing.
Our New Civilization.
IrEsnAYE rkocEKpEH1s
The exercises attending tne thirteenth COM
mencemcnt OF the Garrett Biblical 1natituts Of
The Methosllht Church, NJ Eynnstop, uero opencd
on Tuesday morning last, BY the examination Of
the students In the branches Of study pu1sued
'lur1Dg the year.
rnK EyHHR0
was devoted 10 the "SiudentA' Love Fcsst,r
which was attended BY many .persons from
abroad Dr.. D. r. Klddez presided, and Elder J.
Bowman, Of The Iowa Conference, conducted the
devotional c1e1ciaes. Dr. E. Q. uayen made some
practical remarks concerning the need OF real
plety, and expressed hlmself as EraiGet to sec 10
much OF y among the students
Nev: JAmes Hsum 1rsed The students to ask
great thtngs OF God ana look fof great answers,
fHK EXAMINATION
o1 inc e!asecs W1a concluded yesterday morning.
h'udcnts In fhe !natituto was one huuJfed aud
t*cntJ. .eiEht-a lArger number than hsn attended
10 ~ io!nes @ ysa5; IMens{iouE .! ias nndes-
comtpe. therefore, With ~ education which WI
enable them 70 pursue their theological studies
A meeting Of The Alumni "a hcld At noon yes
scrunJ, and the following o1cers wezo elected for
''f i.s.s,si1w. sass'sE 's.1i L Glass.
!stc1sfarp-Jonn @. Fotter.
0rntor- -i'eser K. ItJe; alternate, o. J. Covies.
ca,ootesreM mes = iI"G; !. &e.a. se''a'e' ''na A'
nAsE NANrBcHIFT.
a' me meesns ins sqs y1s9. .s,s
shown the fdc stmfe Of the Cbder Sspssfeus, found
10 the Convent Of Vt Catherine, Il Tue loot Of
lsee. which u sis 10 10 the Oldest and bc., mauu-
script OF The New Testament c1fAut Tbu fac
sstAiIt = M exact photograph Of tho or1siua and
itolf, and wnt, hereafter, receive N addiapp Of
Il, 100 worth Annually.
1NrsrEEs. Nxk!1ko.
~ Xist1oss WAS held 10 the chapel at licck Hall
d %o'clpct, 1T. W. &. Williams wa elected
Chairman. and The proceedings esc opened with
iiollidAy. N ''@ '>' '''A'''' ~ Dt' . -
THKAarnKMH 1ErpRr.
IT, Treaa1sI ong,Sn inns !hen male TIC
tho lnstltutc:
Tssl teal estate In Chcaxo. ,esp2
t,,s s.,t,dIo Hs !" Esau'to''... Ss,Hn
HEhQaQF.s...-
.'"......... @an
Total .tAAhoa
The Income from rcnts. DC. waa t4o asa So nnt.
lilo nitItrrnce .htFr il fa!auce nn t.aua. There
il yet debt Of l.att0 Oh uect Hail. The interest
TIC total income ior thirteen years has becn
SlUs,6ya+sl, and the runnipx expenses l0t tnat
length Of t,ne. y; ooc, showing that the institute
HKAAhkA or Nh GOODRICH. -
Judge t;rant t;ootlrsch, President Of the Boarl
1toh'ett. then Insae son'e teuasks about the dona
tlan Of MIR. Garrett; told hoR the Incomes were
collected, what The prospects Tor tho tutufe were,
AMI sad the !" EtRwam - on the lota IN Chicago
soua hays to se to1n aoxn ~ L was In d!apt:
buildings Wtre not erected. The rents now
amoutte' 10 nt,out 4, COO. There was q piece Of
Rtosrt fronting the lake near Thirteenth street,
from which an income Of q, o0o VAS derived fol
the hl'rasy.
4 COMMUNICATION was received tom the faculty,
RECOMMENDING that ihe following Be electe1 10
Ein.: TsSia iian!liey, Valentine 8 Randolph.
we've, Oh mollou. declared to be graduates.
ADDRESS or DR.. K1pDER.
Dr. D. T. k!t3dtr then Addressed the board upon
the importance 0f the Church helping JoUng men
pfonoslnR to ehier The ministry. who1o 1uauc!al
cotd.tion Htil not permit Them to pursue Tegu-
G ese sss ss5 .s5
| Eaucauon Society Of the Methodist ChuErh,"
| whose object waa to asslss euon ipdsGent young
men Durs, tie past year about - ,oG1 had been
| douateI. THIS moneJ was loaned tn small amounts
to atudenta, at per cent interest," principal and In
teKest to he paid after graduation IN case Of aeath
or entering foreign m1son work the debt Was cau-
rue MINISTERIAL EDUCATION soc1s7r,
Dr. F. G. Holiday offered The folio wing resoln-
TOD, which wns unau!1IuustJ adopted: .-.
Iass: i ;.s
ot nntttet,.l educssou In uurxhufa; and iorther
saa to % ; i S
;SE r "n!S % ,e,f f. ssasss p..,anf
ass
de.uE meet substantial service 70 the Church and the
Tie cofunii,ees then Adjourned
I ErKStSo LEcruRE.
IN ,as spa ssaf R 6 tss0a ssss sesss l. as
Mcts and Ietils'-in the Methndlat Church The
attendance Vas VERT large. lie sald civilization
times 10 !Id,ctse state. il the former sease il
was applicable to the lowest cotceivable aud ln.
| conceivable Btage OF hunantJ and the highest,
tore TO proRreasive tmptoEeneur. moi At rae
among the chlmps1zets, and atlli farther hack
asfsi,,on on 10 controeers EFT .n,s n'' theory, or Or to to
quarrel with the doctrine, as It answered the
Z, sna M not 1a
az h1t'on DID not aeplre TO 80 remote an ancestry
as The oJktsis or The are"- His bsotheriy affection
1sse ase u u the s
ntrt I'd that civilization f. several grades aposc
tAtl4 degree Of intelligence, Of moral perception
Aid prosperity. a ttr.ct 'dcnatti,u OF II, he he.
lltyes. had not been given hJ AaJ writer 0utzot
|
! ttciai systcm and the cxpan ,ion
Of The mild and faeu,ties Of man could we
ctnee'e Of condition Of social elevation, and ~
tit mens, and rn~et Doi accompanied BY indll I'd.
nul cuitnre aud Development, u word nc very lar
tlotn civilization. There had been communities,
States, and EAttans IN which The ,bdivhfuN wu8
Kacr1hctd to tucleiy. In Sparta, and, to can8'd-
erah1e txteD'. in Rome. aln other auceat CON-
nonweaiihr, single mnn Was totning u compAt.
| i+On to tue esteem or the Stafe. Their lad doc
ti,Ls unhaplll5 lacked In uodeEn civilization; but
] We hrc shsly coming 10 nppTthcrd The graud
| Iart that society xas made Tor tnsn and not man
Tor tNclti3- todet5 WAS Necessary for man q
highest aaatnmept md eDIoSmeut. whether lot
this world or the tutu1r. but Was Al instrument,
To subordinate the individual and concentrate e
all tie forces Of Civilization. III social akgtanize-
meus. tn tho promotion Q! natinual glory, ras IKE
| small fsEmts Who solt his little 1eld-h!s Aoe
IN.s.efkh,tt-1a suy a costly nnwihE n.Rcnioe; he
Vii vi 0ncc d'tcovefttt he had noth!nK 10 mow- II
~e cxrtbd q, our capital upon instruments and
1tI* aht, or even ID recurring Goo+i Eiis, our snh
~oult te diessrouily tlelts't.i- a's:iety should
TIE enriched sui g:ofiued only - man ~ ,lerc'operl
rr1mar, agents for ctftct,u9 civilization Ia the
World have teen language, rr1.Kt'o, war,
s.rcblturc4 nana,scturcs. commerce, eovern:
n,eht, art, lilctat1Tc And tcteBce. Hume o1
ttc ttcoh0arJ tnrahA have trccn fsmil!. poetyI
1hw, thtntR5t emigration. nationality. cuouizs'
su'. philosophy, churches tchoul-. mentnl a1E po
AZ, nrlrs cs.ua hc emhrscctl under thEre heAfs-
r'Qlhn. Intelligence. and wealth lie put religion
] NNVnl uut UNl( &N(AHAs W"hhJ Hh7 E*fE1GM
10 Civilization. ttus because reis'ont consctlau.
~.rc tho eirt'nRest snccutIseA to that Activity Anl
er't t1tter, YET ststcInAtic ttea'ness. ~hlcn sAl
cnstac'tTl.f1c Of uur civilization. lecligton tut
htrhtd the rRhtcst i0Es.irhti0n ia sAHt kho u
rage, Intelligence. otice srautrHl. revealed ne =
cnpst1t,cs tOr. and i, " soutrcs ef napptDrss ant
! tsspc,llM tn cxrItiOu ahd cntcerttsr, and
ilMtu resulted III the circulation u wealth
Wealth Rra tftd tirs!tt, au,i 10 At!'1ct 10 tho sum
q l,tnsn & }cynsns. i -. not 70 bs % undtr q.
t3hun. Thttc wcrr thousAn'is of tArAEc batlonI
ars.hx Whlch Il waR lo-tlAy o. much stranger "
i.waH th'reatid 3rAsn sg". aud inhtancss o
nastoua which. ictt slo thcm.clscs. hare aens
~sA t'c turh thing IN huHlsn!tJ ~ sPon.asltnu'
rtrntcnt n' sscstl'rii st and tr'Rrs. t'rt,Es
iton did not IN Of !tprll. 1h~rr had
'n es.t,,.,. s"ssy ssssH' OF mi. T. ss.1s s.s ~ ~.
~ ra'uEr, ft7cuzr1iirs III tho rscr; satHt
ITEM ntln thl and hastrtsn9 70 'lrctrptt.i,aH
nlhrrR hAsr long l~rn a tsAndatitl. wniir nue o
tei III Tho sptt II ~ ups sud pnwss. Am.cffcat
fNt i1at@t'h y - hc~ ID two frsEwol& Frs our
Nhs hrN AlUh: its aIuk'tun ana cte1.rnta ~rr,
| L1so-d = dlhefrat lara'se ftr nathahAi drsrop
| ntnl trIt1l kny t1rt.uuAy furtishca; aud thee
rhysosi cuua!sluna fnIahtilt nottIts ihs nAtlona
. chsIactef. We arr bOt ~ Any knfDpeau nstlon-
| uAs FRI IfOu any Hut OF sheal not Z Gew roop
n she up from III The utverHu nAl1ha1stieA VI to-
woFal Wo arr hDl Ahzl0 eA1an. bul Amer1
eaa The bert nosi Of u! the ~
hAtaal seirs ard tar resultant. therefore, shouis
ts, and tunh leas would he, hs rsch&st heAth,est
Asdcs mliess tlyte Of hamatits on tue asobe. ",
had utw socinl oEsIes. lhsrttK our tvc-nt thlrt
fet We haze conc TO drmand the Inauguration O
\ III mr1t'c society Or tis bruAdrsf bAAsA Tue Va
| hf'e0 u tOrwAri into , new poAltioD, where II
cAn setner the ful And pf1c scal donllL1on 81 ou1
/ pfh n Ik4au