, 1874-08-06

and all tho claga spoke. Tho delivery was re-
n,arknbly good, and tho Hubstance Of the o,a-
sions an Improvement on the current ilyo.ul,.uto
! talhs.
Following 10 tho programme Of tho
COMMENCEMENT ExrnclsEs.
A1usic-"AwaIO Tho l1arp."
unoluervet csanasAT,
Tho Scholars Work .Nohets u. Dagby, OIiort
Tho nacout org,n Of Mau,
Tho 1temoo orKsn o. Man. .Joli (. Wait, t isMsnd I
Tho franco.prussan War uopAlut ot pflnciplea
| III. \. FAehrr, 12n,huru, I'll.
Maslt-." Conc. achtlu spriug.' >,
H5Isat ps;' ssr. + oay 'ay oss qSs nan
Do tha sozea Differ y 1ntsl!eet9
Tho Coming bHtstry.. Trunk L. Leo, Kcnoaa, VIII,
Tho Efficiency Of Tllought Tho.. VI Liirun, Antwerp.
Mlns,c-" uuw Losely hto tho ncsscagcrs."
lse,iIci II, sIarkhsm, Albany, Ore.
Two Methods Of sk5p!icsm lenl. Msrshall, sa,luvky.
Lcgsaiion aud Morality *.h e. Mcclci!aud, Rt'ssin.
| Frank 1rcConaushs, pcnacld.
in' h'n'S OF 7'snss a. sfsrvb couounbcv, p.,npriro
Tho Mystic and tile Mstt;sr,ial!sl, ,, n,u..- :,
| Music-Kolcr's American Hymn.
| Tho Rcircat Of the Tcn Thonsanl.
alore Beyond. H. Ancli. ;suer,an Ea.ional, r..
|
History II @ %o,dr n James u Teller Morri.0n III.
Tlo Moral influence o Art., r.abcl WILCOX Clyde.
The 1nAuensO Of 'Sords%s,th upon Engsh Poetry
(sclsutlas Dol;asnen..> J.uoward Wood. Addison.
| American statcsinnnsAip,
Mus.c-"Acl,sosed IN tlo Glorious worh."
ConfcrrInE Of DtGrceh.
| Drncliction.
| Mr. ANDERSON
sasd that most people passod through llfo with
out observing Tito grand opurallo1ia of mind and
mnttcr all grandeur waH The result OF II cl,Hifl
| Of causa,ions mans grandeur WA seon In per-
forming we'll hia part.
thought TINT tho worst forms of fanatclsm re-
! Bultol from undue development Of the moral
nature !; fanaticisin aud superstition diaappnavcd
bofore tle light Of solonce and reason, aud lilo
eoholEr'H work WINS tu dispei iayIncaa and error;
I'LL. DELLoWB
defended tho doctrine Of tho recent origin OF
man by aanying tho claims Of relics Bs,d yo,alsls
| to greater aEo thau 4,030 yoatH speculation,
wAsiiot science, and did not suiYo these dill
! culties.
Mt. EwALr
maintained tho molorn theory, and showed TINT
the remote origin OF man WAS. not inconsistent
with tho Dlbo narrations.
NH. FtGu!IEH
gave the ronBon OF tho FrancO-1rllBstan wat 40
exisslng In tho diversity Of sentiments and gen-
eyal character of tue Two peoples; tho conflict
was Quo OF Atheism and pricaturaft oil the ono
hand, and Christianity on Tho other.
spoke of tho tlclnsionB that waro proyalcnt con-
corning sooal mud political life.
mn. nAusIEY
claimed that the principle OF unity with diversity
wnH Illustrated In tho human mind aud 10 tho
works Of nature real unity waa harmonizcd di-
yots,ly,
t1n, JOHNSON
spoke OF the scrutiny with which Other nations
were examining Our system OF goyernmcnt, aud
the norsl Of having Mon Of moral principles ut
The head Of Affairs
alluded TO tho diversity thoro is In mind and ua.
tnro, but thought wa could not drnw tho lino aud
o!aBHlfy minds ns fo'ninino and nleacu!inc.
MI. LEE
spoke cloque,,tly Of tho demands upon the null
pit of to-day; old-timo theology, tic ron-clad,
ropulsive type, was disappearing; lilo preacher
now examined n,cn'a nouls; llo no longer OK
cited toir fear. az vital truths would constitute
preacher would bo lcaler In spiritual thought,
And lis work would 10 ciroctIyo booauae of the
passionate yearnitlg after Houie.
Mr.. LINCOLN
held that Speculation, was ~ Indication Of hcalny
activity OF Thought and that it wol.ltt result iii
tho revelation Of truth in ita pluont form.
Mn. MAMKNAM
spoha Of tho creative and enduring properties Of
moral forco.
MI. IArsnAhp
contrantcd tho methods Of lmparting dosnap, ~
aoen In tue writings Of unmo aud purker: Tho
iirst Addressed tho scholars, tho laticr tho
mas1es; Parker preached 80 mitch or Christian
truth AZ to mike him formidable rirnl to ortho-
uo1 ChriHtian taachela.
!, atn; Mc1EtLAHn
malntainod that the prlnuiplo tl1ut moral lawa
wore just, wisu, and 1iatural nortlod to bo nt,-
piled to tlle whole cisclo OF Legislative onaet-
mcntH.
Mn, r. a'cosauunx
sA'd tlNt tloro VIVA not settled conviction In
the public inind IN Franco; voters ,yoro peasautu
md Inochauics. whose only conception Ut goy-
ctt1aent Tas ~ rrcniBtible forde Overcoming ali
oppoastion aud bringing nA into snbu,Msion.
hiR. A. NJ. McONAu0uY
referred to tho limits TINT Nature imposed to tho
seaeasehss VI thsii. "What III boSuni?" waa
Always lio Inquiry Bud wo mover penetrated Into
the Holy ot Hotties Of katuros templo
apoko Of the inportanco of the nystio and mn
tor!aliHlo elo!hents aud hold that true philuAo-
ply embraced both.
N,Bs RICE,
by permission or tho Faculty, malo d now DO
partnro,' and delivered an oratull, wliisI1 wna
vol reeelvod, 1Iet thonie MAS, '..:Iho 1tslraat
Of tlo Ten Thousnl,d," undor lilo skillfal dener-
alahip Of Aepuphon. .-..
noticed NE inlstaka tint llst boon mndo In all
aseH OF HBttllhg tho boundaries uf buiouco aild
art We alwaya fund moro beyond.
LII. HWlS6,
III clear, foroiblo manner, hllayacd tho fn!lu.
once OF Hutorism III our politics the question
ot tl,u hour Wah not national fleeloln, but ntl-
iuinistratiyo l,uneHty au1 purity political cor
rnpIion threatened lis, Its hol,o was not tllat
lllorlsln might l,o liadA more otslulls but that
1t might absolutely and forever bo rendered I'M
pusa{blo.
Lit. TAYLOR
said that Ii, 0votv conflict truth conquered; lis
lrllinph WIS oortAlh, Ills AaB rubl III ulsAtoh
hissnry, tllo Church .sunll hcuumu l,tlro Wien
tlu talso was purgod and truth Was supreme.
MM. TELLER
adyosted to tho marvellous Progress tho HtuJy OF