New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05

word. the Yale of yesterday and to-day
crowded togethar In the noble lspirit taught at
the old college, and sitting close and warm
on the broad solid basis OF good-feIowship and COM
mon fraternity
tits of honor and renown and glory would speak
Dur only watchwordB, our common birthright. nor
have any selfish motives in taking this for my theme
who may step forward and whisper to me; =" Young
man, your sentiments DO tqual b9nof 20 your neao a
your address and can serve you" No Our
Jubilee has talen into dsrepute al home, The old nall
IN NeW-Hayen no longer resounds with the cheerful
mrth Of every deparmento Of the University Ey9n the
canvass ears Of the ees that hang upon the walls are
not tough enough to the bad strain that was piL
upon them. and the eOatsOIarms were being dshRuteo
by the fumes of barnisJer that was waited to their
dizzy heights Many head besides the fattened tur-
Keys has fallen Thanksgiving Eve VICTIM OF q
too riOuuus celebration OF that demOrazlng event,
and now Professor sumner sits Idle I'm his cabin
on Whltney-yp as that historic nghb comes fOuhu'
aud now that the mantle Oh our sons anu md
enastened IN tone it settles Itself about our wiser
heads and stropCar shoulders.
ihaye chccn For subject to night the brief compre
heuSye generic word Yale, often called Old Yale am
aware that my subject Is utl',t NV uTT Oo;
waves OF sOund or OF the raplu uepsSsriioh
Of real r, iaty %fo both Of these SCIENCES
to plus ultra condition OF perfection, NAV aiso
say in pass NJ that the feasibility OF taking about
man behind MS back--Or Of reporting what rs been
said in c0ufdruceWas not unknown Warn Edison con-
trved his telephone must cUurss 20 being somewhat
uuc0ny,rstut VITA the exact dey iUpment collegiate
affairs during the earlier part Of the present century.
| nave disc0ve ed Oy diligcnt search that
IN is00 tie pulcipal buildings adjoining the
COLLEGE Grounds were low hOei and lunatc asylum.
,ya ~ sricz with the horrible reality into which
l,ry has repeated ltselti ia the Ne~-Hyen H.usr ana
the Theological school OK to-day that gave up trying
g. draw any lessons the remote iuture aud passed
over year or so, the hope Ut gIapphng win s9me
more encouraging FyhptoII' Ul Ptty5,eSs NJ, i''s
during tlcsc Gays sleeping beauiyupon whose love
iu,-s only few Congregational clergymcn clad N the
cruue form Of ueudustcr, came 10 gloat each year.
Men were frozen starved out or prayed out OF
college ~ those days. OF whom any university Ol ahy
age might I've proud Men not always Tree from bg0tIy
and pralcs and dyapepsl. men are expected TO be
tn-day-but men who lea Led and taught the lessons OF
th,r time: who bore rs labOrs with no taltcrlng
fnnstrrs and who were happy lllustrste the pioneer
DAYS of American university education They are mostly
gone now those hardy splrts 10 meet Eilu Yale hun
Ell and President ylcs, and Abraham Parsons, but
some OF them lived witness the fruits OF their courage
ia men Oi later days-mcn who were Matched Out ny
warmer process OF incubation. and not merely
dronu.d our a. by uachne-thIs generation Of Yale
R@i1ce now stu more with tuat time Of awakening
has the sleeping pau y nale dormant can 10
apnaT her The hedge that poverty and trad.
tion and an irrational conservatism mas permitted
10 close her IN is beng DioAcd through lae m,lant
avkys to life, Te puuSive 10 the IN gc charm Oh young
Y,e. She is a.'oushed to ind herself sur
rounded by new Crder OF tBlIgsy anu Is
called unon 10 put on fresh airs and have some
style about her. Men are dropping in on her now,
WHO had been rrpec 10y her oldas Toned promises auu
s.ru morality. LauEymcu, who didn't all want to &c
corayrcn aad missionaries, and professors Ihl tu'
tgr,-uru who nd money 10 spend ana 'p,us ~ ana
time u waste ana wasted it-lucu who mad trends ana
come. ti.u- t0 make and muscles 10 train.
Aud II there any present tonight who are not sure
OF Y.r would LAY ,slug word 60 you with AL KIND
lg.s ot heart. You may not be III harmony with wnat
,Ou hear for perhaps you were In COlumhas EnSlish
crrynd iecl uucumIl pnly "cOChy" yourself You may
have earned rcyuver Princeton! Iet br.a ne The
mir of t,. gods uOut YOU feel yourselves nJed iof
uo,ucgt To guer sp Iere oar coli ge Is before u,-a
grand living, Struggling TACT. Are We qulte sure th't
arr rr0u!s and actual duties are as real 10 rs !
sd. by side with our feel NJ Uf loyalty should stand
arr sense Of knOELc gr-kHowltdse as great an
incentive power loyalty aud tar more ulsrteet
friend. Let Ms know what are HaleS pressing needs
Ict US see her often possible Ia her lugOAs ana
0utcgminys Young Yale pretCnds 10 De energetic, pro-
gr,., ye. Let % III lsO be uquirnE ana informed lie
has his fairy PRIME aroused responsive aJhtt4cj
LEI MA DO ,, manifest duty 70 her to-day. Anu tnus
even the rest Opes OF ho iUtuce VIII never prove 10
have been but ilc day dreams. surely We can ask j.
no happier tuJu to see ths oh spirit o Iat anu
truth united VIA the youthful Srace5 Ot YlsOr ana pro-
g.rSs. 49,. 90, q
Turkish Batn" farce act, by Messrs. Williams
and Burnaud. and with the following cast:
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