The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
pe,ual struggle. demanding good oreanizatops good
laws and the faithful execution thereof
TO THE DrsTURBkRs or SOCIETY.

pe,ual struggle. demanding good organization good
laws and the faithful execuson thereof
The DIsTuRBERs SOCIETY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF state OF university,
a machine shop, mercantile establishment or an
the surrender by each individual OF traction OF bis
natural uery of action that no may safely enjoy the
his nsld, sure that he viii gather the crop;
the miner digs his metal or COAL sure OF
inc result q his labor sne ,hsm 1ar s pl
sure Of the profits OF his ssgacty; the lawyer, me
surgcoA, the professional man, tolls 70 acquire inc
necessary knowlcdg that he may retail " with pront
and through whole catalogue oil classes into
wnicn all human society is naturally and wisely a.
Each OF these may need special schools,
nature NATURES grand laws common 70 them
ALL They were SO IN the beginning and now ana ever
will be- and human Institutions and human laws
should approximate and thereto nearly as
possible making due allowances Tor human innrmity
aud human prejudice Bu. 4 men from ,e inl OF
they should be made 10 understand that nature VIII
sooner later, resume her Just sway and bring tnem
back their trne orbit by violence, and, need %,
by war, unless they euidad back moro slowly by
wise stalesmansnip. Win US majorilies Of NUMBERS
form the great tcst but the unanimous vote OF tno
people Of the great State OF New Jersey cannot
change the phases OF the moon; cannot prevent tuo
rising Of the des cannot alter the law Of gravita-
lion or change chemical afinities Cannot affect the
least OF natures laws; but these laws oeIng
sney can Be sppsa 70 .ns Of
human life. so IN morals, mere are great .Iu.ns
which have stood the test OF ages, and which now
form q most important branch OF human know iedxe.
rho right be sustained and the wrong restrained
and In the actual Gushing OF interest or passion tue
individual must submit gracefully 10 the tribunal
having iursdiclion; but each individual should
know OF himself, and be encouraged by the Knows-
edge that In due season the right Will invariably
prevail though for . time it may be obscurcd such
institutions AS Princeton College have most impor-
tapt office and destiny in this OF liberty reg
ulacd by law; and you possess great power, you
have a corresponding responsibility. Bear in men,
DRY and mind the qualities Of your lsving, modest
brave prototype--Proessor Henry
THE CANNON ExEKcIsES.
Immediately after delivery OF The above grafton
the greater part the crowd moved TO the Campus,
wnere the cannon place AZ tour O'Clock.
Alter some excellent music by The band Mr. W. Ia
Sssr Of 'ns ns
Tho latter contained excellent hits on the sensations
OF the day.
While all The various festivities were progressing IN
the presence OF gay ,nrongs o. well dressed ladies ana
gentlemen the trustees ot The college held an I'M
portant meeting under the presidency oil Governor
George b. McCtsan, ca otico President Of the Board
OF Trustees. The Governor did not, however, tarry
very long and soon returned Trenton, vacatng The
chair to President McCosh among me most prom
inent gentlemen present were Elijah r. craven, y. -
oil Newark; George W. Musgrave, D. D., LII D., OF
Pniiadelphia; nenry NJ. Alexander, A. n, OF New
York CITY, Jonn I. Nixon. A. 81. IL D., o. Trenton
Newark; Caleb s. Green, A. NJ, and Charles f. Green
Of Trenton, and Charles f. Elmer of Bridgeton, n. j.
oequsst having been 1 made W ,n@ ua ,n
Vile Havre, tor building hall ior the Philadelphia
Society (the religious society Of the coiege) ING
trustees approved the plans submitted to them ana
gave directions that work DO begun at an carly day
The building Is be OF gothic style will consist Of
hall Tor meetings, library anu reading room.
1t is proposed TO dormitorics, containing
eighty single rooms, which will be furnished 10
students at low rates
Al daybreak this morning special train will leave
tor the junction TO convey President Hayes 70 Prince
ton.
largely attended the evening The junior orations
were delivered before tho following committee OF
Judges :-Rcv. NJ K. Vincent J. d. Bedie. LID.
William 4. Dodge, Jr., and w. Il. Potter. Their dsc-
sion will be- unouncod to-day.