The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-01

of onn or another OF these powers OF the
mind A certain degree Of cola DrSces
the GbrbS, and seems to rouse tne inteLLeCt
10 iCtlop, WhEle heat ennerVaIes the incl
! Iectual DoROn, but gives lie and vigor to
n nc emotional element But Il is the
rSrest md most deSir1ble plant that re.
1,iireS ne husban6fnGn's care, and II in
iellectual growth battle natural result OF
our climate, let uIino that the Cul.
tivatiOn oithe hear aud q b requires our
special care, Tor this i0n0 must be the
bond Of union 10 this great nation Of ours.
Without 1t, paradOxical % H. may seem,
our greatness Is but weakness.
Wisdom, In lis chronological sense, de-
notes not only knowledge but dominion
over knowledge, that Is the power Of using
Il In the best way. By the combination
of worldly and intellectual wisdom, q
person has opened 10 him all Of the treas.
ures OF earth, but heart.WtSdom opens
the treasures Of heaven, Who Of Us has
not seen It's beauty IN some loWiyi heatt,
whose owner has no knowledge Of the
world, neither knowing nor caring e. 70
the next political eYGnt, or what VIII % the
fate Of the country, except tas both viii
be regulated by DiFine 81 ldeDce 3 lie
knows noIhink ct hb8lguSe lEea Hons IN
theology, Is suell q = mary t0QSS 70 gee
how simply, with never qteot mSt y
accepts trufh5 about which learned men
have disputed for ages.
Do you wish an exampleg LOOK al Aer
who "kept these things and pondeted on
them in her heart" "Out of the abund:
ance of the heart the mouth speaketh."
Emotion Is tho WellBpTiDg oil all action, .
deep as RreatA4 tho hesrt OF mankind
which has been likened 10 the oldest
choral melody, SO, sOit and great a. the
summer midnight, as the world with It's
sess and stars. When the emotions pre-
dominate, the,rheart, like heated steel,
takes each impression, and Is worked at
pleasure. The Great Maker assumed
sympathetic level With humanity that
he might secureEhe heart Of the world, .
conquest preliminary 10 that Of the
worlds understanding and life. Worldly
wisdom, intellectual wisdom, wisdom Of
the heart, each Is good and should re-
ceiYeit proper amount olCulture: School
mates, we commend this subject TO you
Strive to maintain an equilibrium In the
education OF your minds! A recent Wri.
ter has offered this advice TO woman,
"Cultivate the head more and the heart
less." Against this we do most heartily
protest. We say TO you, cultivate the
head more and the heart most. Teachers
what can we say 10 you? We can only
speak to you in the Language Of the heart
tonight. Science and philosophy have
no place in our parting words. Good
bye comes only from the deepest springs
Of out nature. We shall ever cherish q
grateful remembrance Of your patient
toll with US, and OF loving hearts that an
swer 10 our hearts. Classmates where
do we find ourselves tonight?
The door Of school life Is about to close
upon us, and although we might wish to
linger longer within these beautiful limits,
there Is prospective life opening 10 us
and what a future 1t untolds Already
we feel our hearts beat with the love Of
the new life and duty beyond; and the
hope that II may even transcend that
which is past, impels US onward.
Tonight life wears to US visiohary
face, tomorrow 1t may be severely prac-
teal, but we shall accept the situation.
Yet, ere we leave tho threshold Of our
school life, we wish TO thank you, Prof.
Morton, for your earnest endeavors in be.
half OF the College; for, in a great
measure, It Is due TO your strenuous ef:
forts that we have Cherishing mother, Of
which we may well be proud. With the
hn1inninU Oe unuF administration OnF
class entered the Collegiate Department.
Then there was another link in our cir
Gle missing tonight, whose absence you
perhaps feel even more keenly than We
Classmates we shall not forget her.
''And oh though we may meet no more,
TIL reach our parks the farther shose,
Yet may we, teachers, scholars, tfends,
All live the life that never ends;
Where never mong the songs
There blends tho strain,
Goodbye"