, 1875-07-01

ths training Iinrstted BY colleges a. compared Wit
nut wou!d not tha practical bs more com tttsn
!ao college Training werr added7 II bIood would trt
eSu.d "en,d rn..son snd 0*t thing; bens equal u
questioned whether the college education was 4
sons!ent1 practical! !aa 4 might b.. Might not IL.
that OF The mo]etn languages 10 increased with ad
x.hssnf He thonsht that mathematics and nnetapl5s
s so hgns b. ., e.sse IN qusps
laee Of 'ueh practical stol thpud be ii this trar
tiesi esy Of Chicago. and It, should b lhe Unl
| Fe1sity Ut Chicago fAppsnhe.
| NR. cHAnLKe WHEELER NICHOLS,
va 'Ss 'as u|Sa 4: son1sss et F,afe
& ,.ho. VA 49, common source ot failure. Tbs xorld'
Ing srr:r. Of patient .na nnre~.rt'ed sser
failure was followed by dtsroar.s s.ent and reinaujs1
1nent Of effort, when time wuuId have given strength
Kreatucts withnut having had 10 force xay through
os.selea ~! sni di.ad.4usaKrn. [Apptanse.]
Inc subject 1f tho oratlen af
SIN. JONATHAN sTALEY,
areets bee4sd thai they had sprung trou ths power
,ai @ 'ah*stlanh Of olympn' and tut. savs d!su,
educated in the school Of nature hi. tnui va ppeo
to al tho influences Of sky. sir, and sea liz
did sing to .Lose WHO had earn 10 haar their nt.jr.
Ada t9 thcso sharacettsttca u persona! endowment
tne Pohtssa! eifcnm"hntA of free Greece. and tie
wonderful 1rrek character tha rta,lt, Tho ora.
tor spoke Of the wondrrfu orr.nRa of Greek RsuIus
in the neia Of art. Their philosophical atlaintnens
to humanity dwelt upon.
Nm LYMAN NUnnAy THUMnuLt
spoke upon "Dur 1itoms." lie sa.tI .hey were The
iaess flowed and limiting them. Thsy preserved ths
tas1 .nsaase. through B IT, ei.r.ets4 l. .s!' e. e.
ss nn.l sh.r... ~ sses sgstTy md ta. ts.
produced s effect uon tho national forms Of n}rech
Ia m ori9tu. manner 1aom' dl,lincs tast thsy
were gradually separating tho EngiAh and A,nrrtcai,
tongues, ~ere growing UP. Ours waa pre-eminent!y
the eoorvraxe i.sR.laGe of Ito world. Every tr4.o
Slang l'hfass were popular thoughts male asail.
s,as, sss fo1 ,ei,, S.s III oon,s 'ons,et FORM c
v,ify!nR inlucuco on tho na,ions! arecch. md Tue
growth Of new crn,B Of phraseoloKy was contin,our
& ran lnnasnss Of ous iai.ms n tue world Of thought
w&s the recipient Of many dorsi srsbuie.. '''''''
NH. RICHARD BENTON rwIsg,
Of Chicago, delivered \ hue o1tEnn on individual,
personal character. While there coid isolation of
" 0ss'ps .xnn, ,hst t. responded not to .he touch
sss 'f' conferred 'a asay ast,sad*ass .ss
moral eleyst!On Trus ndlv!du4ty 0sinsd by tls
Law Of self. being tho tfutst development Of thn uu-
selfish nature. Todl5 humanity required Of lbs In.
div'anAl not ouly libsr4lsy and w,auapruAd syn,n.
uriI l.
soclefys nrenR required Q, tho lullisla4l liberal sud
generous teclng, yet such ws tie Of hot c.-
toms that QUO could Yield To them ouy tas sacrifice
tick Of independent ssthood in the church.
rsop's bad learued to Iva by rale, to st,etn,t
sslaoDs xa1n a' m, s'pss .a... hs a soa. nohsat
~! lro1 STRICKEN community arosa the cry
Of heErsy: uHncAt rcason should uever yield to tln
lou lnto cAs.-irun formulas lis work us baot 1r
Hladnau. lteI8ion hhoull Ia ~ inspiring psincirr
not M eonaniug p1lson. rbsu tbs cler;5 nsan r1ie
slf-r.*ieot snd announced himself = c4u,iidate
for public churity. Tie 1nuu who, struggling
fs,,rx fe5 An q, education, .ds himself tho
hts manhood. fApplansc.} heal powor was iuJoru,
ana ~ not nocd to oo ntlsalei, wailo weakness
Wiz. tto highest typa Ut MAnhoua, Loud spula1ne
While Tho SPEAKER VIZ rulnatkiaY Oh tha eirr.ca,
haht lt ot .assnx u h.!ttare the cv. T. ". Good
pnt tno sia'ence slle1cea him With appause. Tho
orator. who"e delivery was vary impressive received
nuuibor Of bouquets from hih lrlsnds.
UEHnEEA.
Tho degree cf D, a. w.s the4, .y.scrred upou TO-
ganaH n;'.n. Hare Aclues. !t'dlon. sIaiey Trnin. III
plotiss. Tho degree OF u. y. was conferred upon
Mcssrs. Hnguutn aud Niles.
PRECEDENT MOSS
then uade abort address to the R1zdt1ates, Ie
charged them that .hcir work In fs SHOULD 10 sond
4oness r.. Is.l Hosx ana ihAt they 'hoa1d y trae citi
Ths dss1te @ i Of i. L. WI. announced to h.vs besa
conferred upon lhc following graduates from ths Inv
.ehoel: william HAm!!n Atwood, Hurley Wl.t.r
Booth, James dershaln Duske, bclden HA1ry butler,
L. 1sslie Gostcs. Henry Allvu Coopor, Francis
charles Day. Charles Augusuao Fa,Iuing, Charles
4oott Fl,Lof charea Th41tsr Parson. s1ohn Fsskey
x Ha.ea ssss assHss aSssn
9oll!ns 1nslan', Edsar Levi Jasuo, Charles butler
1eeler. Henry caay LAtahaw, John Cour4ns Lynch.
!asob ss Newman Hmm Fleming aoreFots, ia.ncs
3laif Stevenson, Thumas JoE ezsou Walsh.
Tue degree Of II. 4. was announced tn have
'een conferred upon Tbs following: Cllrenos |
H. !. pa'ys5ly' t'.1iy Esnsy wstas nooh, osFa 1'en
on Dantnt uoufJ Frank Q!lbest. Columbus. II. |
daI William y. Han, Joha 1. tsetAou, uenio u.
Alfred Bonnet Preu, Eaward T. smith,
synan. Mn. Ateo j.. Wood. William Whitney, Jan,rs
sear MtCtsllan: the degroa Of n. q. upon jay Gil
'rl Davidson. Frank Il. lowering, James K. Wilson.
Honorary degrees wcro announced - follows: ii. 4,
pon frof. ornond Stone. ctndnnsti Observatory,
University of Cincinnati: u. D. upon tho Ite,. Jpan
lonro olbsoa. Chicago; and sbo Isy. Bamucl wAito
n1can, Cincinnati
Tha audience was dissnlsscd With tho brnedIcsion
tito lsey. pr. rowcu. During tho exercises m Or
1cstta OIL tho Platform gaye duo selections OF inul!c,
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