The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-15
YALE COLLEGE.
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but the one this morning was to us decidedly other
wise. The oratons as whole were no better than
Serhaps. we Should make an exception ia S"H soIaS
Cases. There WAS an air Of unrestraint pervadtng
She whole which made u pleasant. The audience
speeches though without noise or disturbance:
INC orchestra, under Professor Stoecke dlscoursed
and the Audience die %Ssea and cSasted
Raty as at country merry making Some applause
q THE APPEARANCE OF D. GRAFT BROWN,
On the stage, beside President Porter, Governor
Jewell and others. After the conlerrng OF degrees,
Suet was as proVded by the graduating class
mn By q Y ggs Judges ali
the hall out nnd Ss Wsoe Ef bg
eni Esee After the corporea needs were satisfied
Iii p gathered within the hall where the aitsrdinlsr
fpeyohes were made Yesterday was the d DAY for
a 30 preed
Rpd enliyened tAe proceedings which were sum 1a
30 made statement Of what the corporation had
done to make the undergraduates happy. such
aaa O sea n ns Of nsS
Spoken in previous letters. President Wool
aby being Called for was received with with
that he regarded himself as graduate OF but one
Fears standing, representative OF Young Yale"
were given for both Presidents-Porter and Woosey.
Z GOVERNOR JEWELL. BEING NEXT CALLED
50 many Alumni Of Which he Was not one and
then kept the audience In commissions OF laughter
over his witty illusions to State politics n com.
epoke Of his terror at seeing the swarm d graduates
him OF days when graduates from New York Hooked
TO Connecticut to run the State poitics-graduates,
however, Of place with musical name, up North
River and not of YALE
GOVERNOR Drown ON HIS FEET.
After Mayor Lewis had spoken of the happy rela-
totxr 1A fhn nj and nnfU
Porter read the sentiment-'Yale College and the
Mississippi valleyn--and called upon party by the
bs said that to avoid CONFUSION among the browns
present he must B, Grat1 Brown, who came TOT
eSsra Rery severe srsSs s5sues on the PRESENT
Agement Of the college,. especially upon the system
epa the 70
But Mr.. Brown on the examining committee OF the
koIeSe next spring 4 his other engagsme1ts would
Eswd 'that he hoped to have other engagements
EWntHmsiastic sn"o"hes made hy others and
Ms aggFH0oK 5asssd OF IN IA royal good a.4er.
EfSdaatsd class Of iSs Seniors q tie ASaaSplcsi
tn Law and three hire eS the
YEA Repartmen@ths largest glasses ever sent
degrees were also announced:-
& Ss5ssy; EiiAy FL SSs S$s
koston; Dr. BENZ 4 Harrison Of Wailngford Charles b.
Warner, Of Hartford; Isaac N Carlton of New Britain
Russell sturges, Of New York and Herman Krusc Of New
MdA D,-WIliam Mason, Of Orange, N. T..
p DIHenry Blodgett, Of Chinai Dr. William NJ. Taylor,
h R Hss Ssass Aafi%; Ds9S9 % wsm nsF'
In every particular the friends Of the university
Of New Haven have cause for congratuation, and
All who rejoice In that steady progress which
Deeds not to blazon it's name abroad, who believe
IN natural development rather than forced growth,
Who believe that universities should be tho con-
Hervators Of society and politics rather than ana-
concern for the success Of "Old Yale.d