New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

years ago dreamed OF threatens the whole OF ola
Europe America full Of opportunities for the exercise OF
talent and brain gifts Of every description lie hopeu
that present European you'd be confined to the
nations In which 1t had originated. and that the most
radical change would effect might be the planting OF
Christianity ensigns where the crescent that Gel
ebrates the success OF Mohsmmedanism floats to-day
Gen Devens then introduced PostmasterGenera Key,
who was received with applause. He said: I" MI
President: The cordial greetings which have met
day characteristic it seems TO me. OF you people OF
New England. and convince inc of the truth OF what
have heard Of YOU fCeers Ny friends. feel that we
have low only contry-there is no North and SOUTH
we are one ana undivided. one and inseparable.'
This sentiment provoked a renewal OF the applause.
which was not slenced for some moments The next
speaker Carl schurz who was presented TO the audi
ence as a graduate OF Bonn in neat speech by Gen.
Devens.
Mr. scburz made remarks at considerable length. He
spoke OF civil service reform and the scholar In pocs
urged that the scholar should take an active part III
politics He referred to the Presidents late order as en-
couragement that class OF men. and asked II they
knew what that order meant IL meant the dsestap-
lishment of the machine in party politics" lie concur
ded by Offering toast to 1.-THE higher order vi ie"i
ing" to which Prof. Lowell responded
Prof Lowell was greeted with hearty applause ana
rounds Of cheers he He began by eIace'm
compliment to Attorney General Devens and quoted
some Latin verses learned in the University Al years
gg.af
LOng ~ wontej catalogue was published cach thrco
And long as in italics each minister appears"
This was used then he said in the sense of unchahse
BILE DURATION but he had seen many changes during s
college experience especially in the tennal catalogue
Even his excellent friend, Mr. s5ley, who he wished 10
remark had given TO the cause oi education i'll pio
portion 70 than anybody else ever gave IN MS
lifetime appausel even he, master as ne Is OF 'he oo
pressed Latin which we all of rs read and he, VINO
niuf
impossible keep pace with the number OF iies "hch
some of our forerunncrs have added to their nan cs III
the catalogue. OF these he cited aniu laughter
lie said he not know what they we're coming TO- loi
if he had COPY Of the last catalogue he would Snow Una"
Mr. siley had put the OF his eminent ciass-'ua'e
who presided Yesterday. capitals OuT ancestors
used TO define the grafton the work of satan WHO Kept
the word OF promise to the and broke It TO TIC nope
and ~ ,uting Judge Devens's in italics he must
have foresoen tlat would eventually nc IN me MINIS
try. Genteincn he SAID. nave ony TO uI an5 & f y in
Of the Glass OF 1888 IN capitals and lac WIZ so" 70 - ~
time. lau- -hterI lie would n2t dei' ,o a'"'tn ne
longer and certainly would not ucttih .,,nes
Government OF his country longer lie lel, 100 llh.
tey cared little 10 bear MIN often, as ihey hAH apoSS
necessarily keep him away Ior loIg Iid' d Ia in ME
minded. too of something which hc had rcau III Ms
upIonalic lnStIu''lv"s 'H, ,rf ., aoannr md thgt
had not thought OF IL nohlenU sooi', ,ha ,;;i, ;'
was that all persons in diplomatic capacity are sUcty
deed 10 naEe speech on festive occasioJ but it Must
be festive occasion IN The country 10 Whch Ihey hLo
credited and no other; ana under the ~
world be hardened In closing his speech right AT that
point loud and prolonged applause aad I"usAcfJ
Gen Devens presented Senator BayarG. Who was
warmly greeted but spoke briefly IL was followed by
Joseph f. CL0ate whose speech cniehy devoted 10
class "reminiscences Bishop Lee Of Delaware, of Tie
Class of 1927 was the last speaker. the occasion being
brought TO close by singing - Aud Lang syne" Inc
President and his party had in the mean time with
drawn and returned TO Boston 10 DC present ~ lhe o@l-
quet given hy the CITY OF Boston
[For Details Of Grad ,1tH7 ETerctsc' see rim Idge.l