The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11
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81 SECOND Day.
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"a UnrnyN slp>KY, June y, 1910.
"A $685.. L,,nrc the literary societies
S9 ",,.,.l =, Rev. Thomas Wharey. Of
"a ..Yo,y Va. HIS subject WAS
A ..,,pn in Il Ttrcr- ioin App'caIion-
= E.,,- trUi'. and Moral. 1t was
H .,;E> Suggestions were very VAL
3 ,"5 So. a. are worthy Of considera.
8 ,,... student and professional
IA II, I'M hy presenting the
81 - -. hrGy II grave consider
8 .nd proved concm,ively that its
H cno,;,.,su > essential 10 the salutary
"a 4...a IN. moral and intellectual
81 NJ, r,nuot ignore the body. II
3 .'.l,,. -, IN. discipline of asccticism
"a -.....ri.. - ,!"maudS and make hlmseli
1 ,,.l lr urA:> very poor one. IL
81 T." H.. ..:uu.ht in subsection. y
I .rl.,l,. ;,,>>raliil - a healthy mind.
81 ..., .,-oi., intellect. who have achieved
k{ .t.r.r, I.,utnl results, were shown
q ~. n,r II uncommon powers of
I ..i-a entrance: study Is not me-
II IL
E3 .r II d,.. a..d >l"cp. and neglect OF exer-
Es ,hrr.. max, luc student so pale and
M ~. ID.rrec.u4l industry is healthy. l.
"a .llnt.kl!ser: II j. not 4 grave digger; I;
81 r. ,!ea;u upog pale horse. The me-
~ .r3 ,cr.jg..- utturc j. controlled by the
..., ~. h,,., and rcilglouS dependency
81 ... r,',. r..alt p! pHy.icii depression.
81 u, Wlayy Introduced the second part OF
si ....,,,...;: .,r,lrycucc TO the Il ustrious
sje "p.r,r. Peter, pumpkin eater -
81 . ,1pu.l g! rA,>' remarkable cplcure. ana
IN ,a .h,rrt,,; 10 Il" gfa''ncItloD OF MS
81 ..,.r .,..;i;,. lct - lar conceded the
q .r.. -, ~. INTEL e; that he overcame his
n ..,..,. ~ ll- wifr ~h"n he had taught her
q n. %, ,.G and spell. Tor "tnen he loved
A t.ry "";.
Il u..rl n'..-> Jr.u- CqIal, The great
l.. l.a ..'.,i. c,uIHy age the great
! lt..&.n mHg.l, ADD rrilSiou-y. EducaIlon
.l '',"a aui "jDCo. II Graw out, l., nrs',
/ .., <rrci,r ii u."iital powers. Ice mlna
| i ,. ,rGUra..i, one may be a walking IL
rs. anc"ry ..ul 4 !la,y GOOD for nothing.
...r whi..I = .,",n=d mus; b" GlGesttd ana
,.l.i,.ml. Iur college curriculum. AS
i,g,.aiGri rs cur venerable aIn.a mater,
.,su..r,. d.y.Iop> the mes lal faculties, ana
4.lu. Ln >uMr>, dcd by the lecture Of the.
b.. .y"r-Itv. which has lis IlaCe in the more
ag.n,rd state Of intellectual progress TO
ms, food Tor the mlud that is trained to
&.d..
n!~r tn" third and last division Of his
fy...ynt address. Mr.. Wharry alluded TO
rl!o?! L1;urr as that which may be the
,g,.,>i or the meanc>t part OF our being !;
~...A tlir- lI> 10 cur Nsker, the fountain OF
A. ,...t /, Good. Jr 10 Stlan. the source of all
lI. We .tr met by the appalling fact
lin; our nature j. deprapcd nature :;
.,. in the words Of Byron, 1.-The it,
.I4I,.bir faint of SIM" The power
;.H lrfo!ln>. that creates anew, must
t,M.. from q cd, and is TO be found i'll the re-
work OF Christ and the regenerating
IL IJ,i,. Sr;r;t Mr. ICbarnv
3" '"5 .'',, Ii',,, ] ,bn,nsn,,.. for
"- ''i' S'"''"', ~ ha.'I,h " nnd, san.
my ~ 4 s,A ,,,;,, -, Gn. - 'on, and ~ ihe r,
-. I',,',';,H,. nn, i,,n ne0atiyc happjupss
,,.a ',n,,,.,,inr nm the h,nnipcSS
-r,,...., ,.r..r,.,a. in c,,s, rrruIated and har.
y, ''.'-.,.' '..,.,;,n I',,,
", ,yI.I,,., yvo. heard with unwearied
,.m 80. hnu, o,d IN. General pt,tcr
H.. ,,... u..,I .,,ian,ed 10 nroduce
,,,,,,....... ,,'., ,ha, - mI,k,. the ann,Ial
;,,.,..rr snr;,.,,.s 10th enter.
,..rj :,..,,,,,.,,rl !, j. not Il yays pcccs-
?, ~ >,ak :, >,,,,K.r in The hiYhes: walks
, ,....ir,ii.,n. h,ll that among the Younger
....r, Of itr iu,Ii,ulion. % numerous and
...,.~,nh., tb, .or,,ri.s may often easily find
t.,. ,4,1rI,I .ymr,thy in the spcaker-the
...,y on,l s.n., and clcuuence which
-. irrrr.,, ~ .f,rh an OCCASION.
,i." t,yor.,!1,. nnd r.,rm,np weather of
.., ,.v w,, ,njIoy,d tx a pleasant moonlit
F.L. Arid ,h,. ,I-,,ll throur OF inevitable
~ .,,'j f,Tl.. ,yI,h ,nair, tables loaded with
..... r,uIi... luno,aa.s S- &c the peo-
}. = Cnllrp. Hin and yicinIlv, with their
.rn,S on ,on,. on horseback, and in car
.Eta> nI~>tI l,JJllt 81 q tlOch, W luE pllCC
meeting. where the Philan,hropic Society
at provided for irS annual entertainment.
olyrrl ". Il. Berkeley, of Redmond, pre-
1.d and in,rodudnd the sneakers. His re.
.,,.,l. ,,,vt. M. and animation TO the pro-
.,'I,r,,
Vr I,,;r S,ol,as of Prince Edward. smoke
y m, " Trur Greatness of Man" Mr.. IL.
!. Nar o, pu},.ki. on I" American Lilera-
.r,.
Mr. Walton ! Gravbir. of Botetourt, de.
yrr,d the sre,k.r's medal Of the Society,
% Mr.. c, C.. Games. Of Charlotte, received
Tnc ynI,r,, u.uf,enen were well pre-
.r,J and th.r addresses eqipced care and
,.,,.,hr
,r.,rtr,cl, ,,.y roor,;ru,Iv decorated. tbe
,., -, 80" -, ,,',; c,anr, - di.-