New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

this institution II may be with worthy motives with
as high hopes with fair prospect before tnen' ~
paren a. at the teaching and training Of hso
schools sTG H. mot ss as conditions under which
work OF the clergy is to be undertaken M no rsb
70 comfortable settlement IN wen 70 obtain
reputation for learning, intellectual brianGy, tr
social attractiyeness 10 oonyGe t ,hs wanderng to
bnd ~ tue faithful the perfection OF CHRISTIAN nan
aoS dos this only can they u their mission For the
minister Of Christ TO forget this woud ee ~ t into
the motives of human action, sympathetic te ,p
ment social traits and cultivation some n,
edge of affairs sound reasoning powers Iehcss W
speech and above a-what am tempted TO deslghte ~
the supreme endowment since seems 10 ne ,o icass
among the clergy-common sense You nave gea,
for thanklulness and will find abundant ana hinS
nse this part OF your equipment IA .ns rec of
lies before you God will bless such aitnii us1 ~
ordinary euowmeDts for thus Is His VIII 10 ~
HIS gracious and wondrous purpose IN the s'"""o" "
Lord appeared to the youthful s, sTe fee
dream by night, and s9id ASK ~h hon hast made my
servant king instead of David my 1tther; anu and INV
little child; know not how TO 20 Ok nich iso hast
servant is in the midst of great people when
chosen: give therefore, Thy servant an uiiueisa
hear Judge Thy people tat may ,Sis y 40 great
pccpiei And God said unto him. because tnou Ia ,
asked this thing and hast not asked sch hast skei
te life Of thine enemies but hast asked for thyse un
tersiandng discern Judgment behold nav pse and
rn-lin,, la Inv words. I given
UNDERSTANDING heart so there shalt he none IKE thes
isom conferred because VISION, MaS !, imnosed
brethren tremendous Ieslohs,pSy - vas
upon the humbes minister OF CHRIST man oooVn nd
ced TO assume: he is charged VITA higher trusa, anu,
for the dine discharge OF it, he ncc.ls cspccly a. 10
large measure the gift OF practical administering wis
dom. Consider once more what you ma nt'o ~ ~ ner
not only to proclaim the truth, y gt and 70
snade men to accept and I'VE pg ~ are already
disnoscd to receive and welcome IT, nut WIN gisyeo
and the Indifferent Consider mat you aao tbines
bring consideration ana desro VI n ea'}biv Oh
fbose who arc now completely engrossc by eaIty H.
ccfs Duly employ all your gifts and faculties ia NE
service, and seeking continually lor u1 ~. ,rnms re-
grace and wisdom. and you wiz Ietsiso s sn
ward of those who turn away to righteousness.
After the sermon the graduating class went forward 10
tbe chauccI railing, and were presented with their
Diplomas by Bishop Potter The graduates are as follows
Amos Turner Ashton. A ..".'HT Svg T Isana
s9Es sa n7s0 chfIe B. SS%F ' csroinA
John Graham b. Tnrnsrp New Jersey
Rev. VIM Mortimer Hughes, A. B. " este Wd No"'io-
Henry David Jariine. New Y Yo@
Julius ns " MP pa ggrit 4. Ohio
IIenrx r rsan swentzc b. A.. Central Pennsyvani
F FFa%f M Miass T HaHi2 b. NswYorE
Robert Wyie 'fni~ Pennsylvania
After the comforting Of the diplomas. the cergynen
ra,luating class and congregation received the holy
Communion, and we're then dismissed WIZ IN iie 70 ,r
dction of the Bishop: Bishop iottel WIZ o9 M
row te graduates belonging to tine Diocese OF New iVS
AZ Trinity Church at wich ceremony the sermon VIII %
delivered by tn Rev. Morgan DIX
The Rev George +. Seymour, ID. D., Bishop OF the Re
formed Episcopal Church. elected permanent Dean
Of the General Theological Seminary at the annual meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees Thursday Az the nIst
ballot Dr. Se nOur receiving II votes OUT OF te 10 cas'
hein1 n mooriir of I'll over all. The Rev. DI. Elgen
brot received six votes; the rest scattering Inc rev
George H. Hougaton D. d. and the Rev N. ., AG ,sa
crombic d. d., with Orlando Mead, were auueu w sno
,fau diu