The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27

Ter u. Uapncys z3lEBtuM3 hAtpU -. UiaSss,
North Carolina; Edward G. FL ling, Viz.
Horace g. Plat, Kentucky Thomas Z. Ray.
i mond. Louisiafia Ccphas Fl. Sinclair, Vir-
ginia; Richard Fl. Tebbs, Virginia; Lyon g..
Tyler, Virginia q Charles Es Wait, Arkansas ;
4 Robert C. Wexford, Virginia. ae..5 e
i Graduates IN the School of Natural PHI
losonhn.-W. w. Miller, North Carolina.
Students fph0 Receired Honors in logical
Analysis.-First Hpnor, j. S.W illiams, Mem
/ phis. Tenn. Second Honor, II. A. Goodwin,
Wytheville, Va. Third Honor, j. NJ. Kim
naird, Kentucky I :, !, ~
Students who haue Obtathned a Professional
Degree.-Graduates in engineering, with Che
4 title OF civil engineer: James Is. Baylor,
Albemarie,l county, Va; Charles E. Wort,
Arkansas. w jtf the title OF civil and mining
engineer: Frank r. Huntington, Baltimore,
Nd; Walter HoIladay, AIbenlarle county.
Va. '.,l & : ID \! ,.' &, *. i !,
Bachelor of Science. Z Bernard . PeytGl,
University of Virginia; Waller Holladay,
Charlottesville a 1911 isiH}t.a,4 ~
| Bachelors of Leaers,-J. R., Raytor, Abe
marie county. Va. Fl. c. Brock, Richmondj
Va; j. N. Shelton, Raymond, Miss.
| Gr atluates in the. School Of History, Lite
rature, and Rhctoric.--Jacob Bate. North
Carolii,a; j. II. Baylor, Albemarle county,
Va; W. II. Boaz, Albemarle county, Va.
J. Sautie Brookes, Alexandria, Va; I. Il.
Edwards, Mississippi ID. w. Goodman, Mo
bile, Ala; r. f. Jacksons Petersburg; w:
r. Mckcnney,r Petersburg; Va. A. Mem
minger, Charleston; s. C.f; L. "A. Seldom,
| Fredericksburg, Va; J. NJ. Shelton, Ray
mond, Miss; John n. Steele, Baltimore, Md. !;
II. N. Whitaker, Texas; Irvine White
Huntsville, Ala. -.
Graduates in the School of Applied INdul-
enaiics. james Bowen Baylor, Albenmrle
county, Va; Frank 2. Huntington, Balfi-
more, Md; Walter Holiday, Albemarle
county. Va. ; George j. McCown, South Car
DINA; Mason Eli S. .Posey, Mississippi;
Cepllas III. Sinclair, Charlottesville, Va;
James NJ. Stewart, South Carolina.
| HITLER Scholarship A,rdrded in Special
| CompetiGue Eranlindtion.-Jamcs n. Cabell,
| Richmond, Va. e. Leath, H. Elgin, Col;
| iinsvile, Tenn; Evelyn III. Morsteler,
Prince William county, Va. Ernest Norf1eet,
North Carolina; Henry I. Percy, Lynch
burg, Va; John Preston, Washington
county, Va. ...,'t ..f' .' /
Graduates in LdU.-William S. Bodley,
| Vicksburg, Miss. Martin P. Bur6s, Bed
ford county, Va; John J. Bert, Talladcga,
Ala; Joseph B. Green, Baltimore, Md. );
Melville G.. Green, Baltimore, Nd; Gerry.
Jackson, Goocbland county, Va; George y.
Harrison, Clarke county, Va; Samuel Bass,
! Hotsher, Columbus, Ga. NJ. j. Hawkins,
Ridgeway, n. c.; Joseph p. Herring,
Springvie, Ala; Thomas Hughes, .Balti-'
more, Md; George c. Hume, Betsyilie,'
Md, Henry Z. Kent, Louisa county, va. $
John T. Mcclellan, Washington county
| Ark; Archie McDop,cii, Jr., Hu',tr%il'" :;
James A. Seldom, Jr., Richmond, Va;
John G. Taylor, Huntsville, Ala. !; Moses l..
Weeks. Memphis, Tenn; John B. WmsfIe!d,
Albemarle county, Va. AZ ~ ,r.
| Bachelor Of AriS.-J. L. Baylor, Alpe-
| marie county, Va. 90 -, MI
Masters Of Art.-P. II. Baskerville, hleN-
mond. Va: Jacob Battle, Edgeco,mhe c1ltl-
ty.N. G.; r. f. Jackson, Petersburg, va;
i ". w. Miller, Kcnansrille, n. q. -
i SENATOR rnuRMAN's ADDRESS.
The hall of the University was thronscd
1 with ucrsops assembled to hear the Hon. a.
\ G Thurman, OF Ohio, deliver the address
before the two Literary Societies Jefferson
1 and Washington). DIrLThurman is too well
/ known as an orator for me to attempt any
nr,ise of his effort on this occasion.i lie was
/ listened to with profound attention, and re-
1 ceiyed that genuine applause only accorded
1 TO the ,ablest speakers. The tbeme.ot his
| discourse was "The Future Of our Coun-
i fry -or. rather, the dangers likely to menace
tle existence of the lictubl,c; ord the means
of aycrting them. ...4
He commenced by saying that whatever
d;fYnrences of opinion had existed, or may
vct clist. rs to the advantages or dlsadyan-
iaves OF the Union, every American clllZcn
nv, wishes il to be preserved if at the, same
time liberty cati be Secured and The rights
| aud interests of all sections promoted. lie
| soid that the dangers likely to menace re-.
nublic from lis long duration was from its
| magnitude; and cited the fact, that history
had given no sIiiaIl SUPPORT to tho idea tia.
nnt,irc has set 4 limit to the growth ind
duration of empires. He, asserted that 1t
(history) does not tcach, at least does
not prove, that Il homogeneous people
under free institutions may not. ATTAIN
land preserve greater empire than any
of these States ever, knew (neahihS
the empires that existed from Rlby'oh
down to Charles tile Firs0 70 ire 6nitea
States he said twas reserved 70 make lne
tmighty experiment, than when notnins
orander has ever engaged the sympatnleS vi
eeTnrts of man, Let us not with Respondent
so,,is r,shly predict its failure bus rather
wifi, hopeful hearts and patriotic zeal man
tGnjlv strive for It's Successful ACCOMPLISH
mrnt. That oilr Republic. II iielu together.
viii attuin ,,tuexanIpied and peerless
areatncssis ceftaiiil} true, Only fifty year.
Ebence our popuiation will pr0hitilt tseted
Zone hundred and sixty millions, and cen.
tnrv hence more tllain twice the continent OF
Throne, II Is triie that from c0iiLrariety OF
Interests; if incident to so great alfa varied
- territory, tiiie particular section may be OBJ
lnrcssed for a time ny unjuSt hWsi as some;
lhaye been and are now, but Justice in the
Long rt.l, ii sure TO prevail: s1n the mean
time the iucalculablc Dett.ss:ata Of The. Union,
land free trade between all its pirts, &C., adj
nly rerr,y all the local sacrifices that occur.
II Sneakine of the negro, he said "!he
tlsf, iran ttrsrilts iHqrh .difleHlt problem
with each returning census. Although tne
absolute number of the race may be greater,
the proportion will he found TO be less. Its
numerical strength may increase, but It's
numerical strength will constantly diminish
AZ a cause of strife among the whites AS 4
E,cilc instrument in the hands of designing
and unscrupulo,ls men, the negao Is GER
lainlv n disturbing Gieiiieiit bit SfeIt as are
these evils, they are not beyond The teeIlls !,
u ING power of time, prudence, and patience.
i In referring to the tendency towards cen
fraljzation in the Government and It's evils.
and the influences of the press to aid oraYert
Il. he said @Oiie Of the most powerful, J! l
am not mistaken, Is what may he styfeo
rneit,,;i;.an literature aud metropolitan
prcss.' It has been SAID v...at ei'',''s guy.
arm rennhIics, hnt if the remarks wcto