, 1874-04-21

f11rrttr COf,pr-Junnr norrrH --1tfnmn r.. In
pn!o '. shirtnan Fox; verdict 500, and motion for
no" TRIAL.
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fremont iao"se.
very pleasant reunion OF tho Yalo College
Alumni Association Of Chlcago took placo yos-
t tssny evening at the T1omoa 1loso the oses.
e.om uoi"s Ao'0l''ioA et'on " ti'''e'u' oA'sl
OF falo. ...-..... .............-.
AMONG THE INVITED GUESTS PRESENT
were Leonard swett, tho Rov. Dr.. powors Rob-
sss.t,.a,,a u.tsu naa,,.t,. <ns..sas.,4ss ~,
MatshoMs' senator Dooh1tlo tif"slaohe OF oht-
cago University, DE- Androws, anuDr' Johnaon'
Tho Chicago Yalo Alumni Association was ropro-
scented by It's President j. g, DurroughH, of tho
chicnro Trnivorailv. rl,onezcr nncinrham
NNe"eu onl'o!n"s' noo.e~ot o"o'A"6n"'u'
First Yiee,rr9st'!ont; 1s Dr. }. NJ, hyde, secro-
saA5 "ue -, - "'o"t' -. ~ ,''4"" ~ -
Mason, J. i. Norton, and Il. g. boyco, mombora
49, ..o.. ,,1oss.,,t 49, 1,a t,,, .,,o.,, IS,
41so' ''4' io"'""s "t. nn'' poau aP't1' "'
tho discussion OF an on1oyaulo rep9Ht'
u, :, =.
in tho cair, called the moot'ng to order and nd
,yo1con,o in thu rn;dat NJ tho win A,umr; Al,
"o1oo1'o III LILO allose oi tuo LAG A'"hni' Az
t,o ALUMNI would conslaor his vls't as both q
Pe"olo ~" w. A1Ao1 w. ~ "%a sl"a ao a'
older lnonnef o1 tho tollogo. 10 "ns Ado TO OK
pregs tho int orpet theY all took In him and bis
wo,,oro IT. made vnrv uttro f7,froronoo bo,v 1ono
= ,nn . ~ o ,J in, o ~ w., va1n 11' 4u5 ~
y "as SINCE nun haa lo1t org i9lo. 70
tlo hoartB OF young and old tito
memory Of tito old College waS
dear He hoped that Presitlcut Porter would tell
iora mud what ,yna coiuo * hannon within the
na,t twortr.s,ro 1 ,oots ~ hnnIf ~ tha Ch;c,e
se4as' , ~ .1!,a uoa ~ t,a; ss;s
60 Alumni Of fase. no could say TINT tholf hearts
wore all warm to tho old College, Ihoy wero
Glnd to introduce him to tho Brcht WeHt as u
leading educational man, to a country whicl,
lad moro colleges to tia suunro nero than onv
ot,,or noc+ion ~ tho 1rr;nd,, In cIoa;mtr ~
called upon Nrr, Franklin Niaevcagh to presont
TIE fotLo"lNa AEao1gIloas,
which wero unanimously adopted:
Tho Yale Association Of Chicago, co,nnogcl of men
who acknowledge their profound intoltoneya to Yu,o
their ycueraon fur It's character, md thur ntFectlua
for a lnol.aorins md ,yero rood fortuna has riycn
them to opportunity Of yeara 10 csaian tlrir an.1-
tion and esteem for Tho President Of Yale acCepts tic
agreeable OCCASION Of President Portrra visit to
Ho!yo
- That the history Of Yao Is one steady unbroken
,n;.,, a a 9a H. gsSns a y IN IL
i,ti3,,f IAN nrmi nn,nrovt,, fran, thc aonnr cni,cno
Of tic olten Tine
n That this remarkable development, now an nc
disadvantages that no ono could readily he]eye,
lr9s1mg not on!y TINT sld bhinesa nlIpgoiIont M Of
aa'o an neeh nosoaa oa aso tnns s meagro
,1snsnc, iy IL cInfri ani honorable saerincoa Of
It's devoted Presidents md Faculties.
=. Tlnt thcso facts teach liz two things: First to
temper demand for changes atYale into nr1nony
with ia past and present. because It s Of tue genius
aao 70 srow ~ M n anu not ny tev1
o nc nn sLo ~, w amd s own1s oca enrs
II III hug ess 1t @ rr eonnnd o'S'
i. Tlat III io excellence Of tic scientific depart
ncnt aud tho suceossful movement toward higher cl-
turo and schoarship IN the r"st Graduate Depart
1non, %e SEQ heW eS'ae1ce OF 1aea cohstant grown
an harahy ae ;r1a w1al .ne a|;e: l.. ,o, =. vo,o
culture Of lis stuonts wS trust tint IN tho pursuit. Of
needed weath no now esti1uato Of money viii obta
at Yale, because the old estiae s just mud nnnly
,at to It IA largcly due thu fact that student tic At
an eaL'y .t r. mann conor,tn1,, Vain md orrso,ves
Tint u, Tina ~ ~ n,,y djseuesou or Of odneaope
questions. and when msried developments In oIuca-
1onnl systcms sccm imminent, cur University has
to Eraap TIC nciense Of ls nrofeealon and to know
VOL Tue days ny ~ wi'ieh nia ne nSes:
LII presenting tno rosoluliohe
MH' NAcSEauA
sa1a that he would 20 no fnlo mah II he let m
opportunity p1ss OF paying tslonto 10 tho Anna
Alator. 40 thougnt mat 4 stoady dovelopment
was more to 10 dostrod tlan a mo'nontary intat,
| uatloh. no was hnie tnas npno Pfenent Wonin
ever lGok agnln npoi m llatsttlon nko tlle Col-
| lego where wealth aud power wont for nothing,
| anu cnatae1eI, Mlna' ana culture naa SOLO B"ny'
pest claas Of American thoughe' ana TINT the
loYo ior II lels " tno giaauntes WnMM lnefease
with tle ago anu eStons OF tue institution
mr. MisinESr ,jf tohIEN. l1.H,,,.
lho onai.a an;.' e,auu npon lesugn. ioftn[,
| WHO, on iiblhG, Wns Efeotea Win applause. lie
tn;nAo.t 'n9 t'uos5 ~ t4'1it u ~. uioontunn y.
Melouhs. iio 'notlbnt thAt ti'e peht oVl1esc9
system was N their success IN liIo. falo College
Gonlu fottlo al questions ab 10 Aor power Dy re-