The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-28

mens which form its strength which Will after dis
ond the mere beginning Of Developments The most erven
Of the results surely though slowly were evolved
arms q millions Of and call ed the Treasury mil
% wSS w ana Ss
pausel-ieaying government stronger than ever richer
disturbed by the monentous events which had surprised the
san n pSs s " as nsw rem
wilderness and demand for themselves stars the flag
lie mysteries. the revelation Of whose riches The
government sends IT'S engineers to seek. From all
directons-fom central points and from the borders OF
The Continent instantaneous nnsbes that ntei-
gence which tells the gives
true forecast OF coming atmospheric changes
s s5c 20 study the extent q territory which from
travel from the Missouri to the the west hui
lnis its capacity pressed beyond belief Above
that hos. regions wsterel BY the Red River Of
sun whose heat is nearer that OF the topcssrest OF
success uy the capiia d tae aSd for their snppon
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the greatness Of land whose growth 70 weaa aai
hope and The centre Of whose empire Is moyne rapy and
surely u the direction of the scin. sun The q I'M
from !ooup 2oI0oo: Oregon rs per
go cea es rs per- ' os NeyaS S
P Prem, cent; and the State Of Wisconsin nnreasas
81 l century IN asehas now popaa,ion but 'i e;s than
examples and these States hay COON be passed 10 Tie race
Sr wh nna * ss s which f e
ana which attract from the older states the settlers who be
upon results not pictured ~ the imasinaiion ba
STAMPED in letters which must read IL mar ana hiiory
are m Ts y No sysa n E ear LEE tho
benefits and accepted proper sp the advantages which
Tie larger colleges eyend In OF the most severe battles
IS s known the battle q Ezra chur,h, the Fifteenth
very heavily by the enemy anaer Hood. and reinforce
mems were required a. special points Among me forces
Ing weaker under the repeated assaults Of toe
soas than thems elves were two regiments Of Bairs
Jersey and the other from Iowa. Falling line
by side and shoulder shoulder The these
in Tint. occurred alter one Of the terrific charges
ma e by The enemy, and while tho resting and
tan. OF the New Jersey regiment the Iowa
s r %eT so and in soldiers
before put each was surprised 70 learn that the friends OF
Was n IN srs
II TUE HAVOC OF HATTIE rAon GREETED TuN ornFR
eradga.e Of Princeton !Loui applause Another charge
and as these two men, when the abated returned again
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they talked of college days. OF those earnest teachers who
peasantness, and OF tina, venerable whom all eradu
aes love with teneer aeeton for his kindly character and
ship-Dr. MAGICIAN. tApplause.> Never there \
s nowp"ss AND ps s
e toe tues o. 70, he Alma Masr had been
enc from the extreme fast aud the other from rising State
sence of death memory abiding. For
We yeI se s 20 % ws9e o wee
ing homes their yearly tribute OF young and hopeful
entering con,es, Tor prominence, tha: sure
groundwork was made upon whose solid base now estsa
beautiful proportions she has laery had new life and,
sHi HAs sTEpPEp foHTIi DEFIANT. ENERGETIC rAsER
for the advance and determined TO attain it, and her own
ZION the hood Of patriots in the beginning Of her lite
tons To achievements, TO higher abOrs the
cSmpsh%ent Of sreaier results to The ahment q nober
field Of her action IL clear one Thirteen states have
shall bind the land together in cvcrsng bonds the hearts
union And institution ike this, reaching cut be-
moulding purposes the demands Of the age and The
necessities Of the nation shond 20 pl It's labors and
say ap.sSss he half century hi: ne he may
the ps of every cultivated the land, and her
in numbers haipg from every saIe This con.umma.on
W 9e @ ! s5
THE FREE SCHOOL SYSTEM
of most of the States of the extending the privileges
.. s e The n q ell and
aasnsu, those who reject upon the
result fer The wssens Of ss State tue
hes, signs Of promising growth and even where all
;en OF an nn s
impression otherwise unkind, and, generally, by
the power Of their influence, the painest iocali-
and with the extension Of those which com
ties become eronser educational facilities nst
tons of greater and higher purposes rising
to time mark by their advanc the Of
the people To stimulate thescto promote their interests
and to aid with their eSeons for
enlarged cciencys an obligation whose execution brpgs
its own pergect recompeuse.
The General then concluded amid continued ap.
pause In personal address TO the sOcleues, urging
the members to continue faithful to their teachings
and thereby honor themselves and their Alma Mater
Meetings OF the two societies were afterwards
held in their halls, and IN the afternoon the alumni
met In the college chapel. In the evening the Pres
dent and party attended the junior orations, all Of
winch were OF high standard. He left for Wash.
ingtOn al eleven p M. to hold q Cabinet meeting.