New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

prevails in to- many colleges. Let HIN remember
works are even model. OF xcelencs well worth the
study of all later gensrons s,sna,y se cr too The
eminent Of the many gifted spesk.rs a. . G S
trsyed 30 clearly his Ignorance OF the proper mode OF
modnIang his voice that he did not lose inomenl 20
NOT mn he Was master Of it that lie trusted hinseIt 70
speak again. He tells his own story very iranhy IN,
oratory 10 lie GIFT and not art, down 10 the prese'
hour
THE TWO CLASSES MOST NEEDED.
Tins have spoken of the necessity OF special atten
on tn in ructon in cole 10 promote the ADVANCE
in public usefulness Of two classes OF men whom Tor 81"
forcnt reasons the country greatly needs-te iniei
depf journalist aud the impressive preach'r' ihi" "
vet another and almost equally Important dchai hP"
Them which have scarcely time or space iet I" eNP"
40 fully rs It deserves. refer drccyto the coisihera
bic number OF young men who desire 10 disthsus"
in the conflicts wagod ~ the bar In the egs
,ave FORUM and on what call the PLATFORM III there
be one quality indispensable than another 10 us
fincton in these pursuits ii is that sharp mental o'c
plnc which shall SEIZE at once upon the sIfons pois "a
any discussion and roncentraf power upon tiSf 5ouc'
,jyins no room t. mere superluiiies and redhhan't
the cj ing evil Of the day elsewere no less tnan nrf
is tho profse citpnnrr2 III ono 49, -'teot
everything that may he said on subject m tnc rr,no,S'
degree relesapt T9is pae"fid a eefhed in different
words, and multiplication OF M1ds t ~
Of Argument TO an extent Indefinite ~ to eXhai-t the
sutest raiiencc. Human lie Is noe i0hg en- az ~
p"t,ons of il that may no carried with The severe,
friction. This abnso, Which has ARTERY n"en "a
strs on ,"' both sides OF The Atlantic, must II
carried hereafter on The srac u M Pc" ~ n
jrtc wears make 'hc proper adminlsiiati"h OF u
more. or less imp.Jctirabc. VINO VIII ever uf'ri
through the mountains % trash n'ap up b nr l viii
be a-p,c enouh To devote 10 ~ large nn - fLp'y t
cre9sI'g mas, s'eo "yn ni, tr,,,, may
lr permitted :" 'xrrcSs my belief thht is clh SP-
,rn, rom ii ficct -a.iv training. Tie really or,
az
.ur imitation dovn la ms day gre sen'it I'M.
il, reu,rrl iuior TO this one most OF them, within
bslef compass. The change has tax ae =, H. % pr
emf century II il my own hrm conviction mat ti, IN
crnf ir Is the currcc one. No speech, to h. conin
ally effective upon an audience, soi'd rI''i t%o h,
nnwrr a. proceeds beyond oHe hour C"rehIitio oi
iholt H. - heavier weapon Than - i'as"h auL t'N''
dccpe! stamp on me in'ioiy b',' - ,r r.r,.dT
me admitting NY view be ins one, II fouf rr'u'
for the defect How e.; such loose i!s "a u''.. o
concentrated! The itii"tF - ps.I' - ,i,,yy tjs
thr correction in y0ur own hands Let thc primary NJ
lie I,:e OF tl,r educated class OF the %0rd VII uG'at
ihe r.si Thcy viii award TO the refined metal III me
d oss 10 melted over for ba>' uses ia i''er ue@'
ADVANCED INSTRUCTION ~ THE NEW Err.
Bat il il full time Tor me to lake warning from tny own
prcealr My yoUnS friends, Eaye thns "bo8ea III my
feeble way place before yo the yWs Which honesty
entertain OF te obligations OF the hour, imposed ur'n the
American institutions for advanced instruction, In con
urction with pccuRar portions OF their duty. am my
SELF lie more impressed OF their importance that thinH
see another AMI different era approaching IN our
national history. 1t longer presents the image OF
fresh huI rather will bc tuat ~ She fall Hover II
do eiiiy err, tIr fearful e'ch' o, te 'st lev
years instead "i rnplmias ~ lnc-iN ehicn,I ., '
VIII g Threatened IL s0ilii,. The "o.dio' "ilai,n 81
power. ojnti.sci Is Il OH pGITOs'' overcome 81" 80,
i,f.. =, .horsar n! ,n mon, durable than ,hc meta q
VII. q Be-. .,n-1l Nl,tb hidjtet ih'i''i -
rsg beioge ny ''na ~ iaaH 81 "a 'h 81, , ur,u
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