The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-28
TRINITY COLLEGE.
EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT DAx-DEoREr.

EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT DAx-DEGREEs
CONFERENCE.-THE CREATIONS.
HARTFORD, Conn, June 81, 1878.
The commencement exercises OF TRINITY College to-
day were very largely attended, and the large number
of the alumni present WAS a noteworthy feature.
That the closing term OF old Trinity, before
the removal TO tho new sdilcc, had the effect OF at
trLcing many oil the alumni
The ceremonies OF to-day opened with q meeting of
tho Senatus Academicus Tor prayers In The chapel,
after which procession ioI med campus
composed OF the undergraduates In order OF
classes, the Chancellor and visitors, corporation,
board OF fellows, officers OF the convocateur, tho
faculty alumni et al, and headed by band, marched
TO the Opera House.
This was niied 10 repletion. the ssscmblage being
very largely composed of adieA The faculty, visi-
tors and others seated upon the stage, inc
dents occupying the parquct seats Among the
visitors were Bishops W. Paddock, Mass ana Ncles,
N H.. President Fairbarn, Of II. Stephens College:
President Gacudet, OF the National Deaf Mute Col
Iege: Hon. W. 4. Curtis, LII D.; Rev. Drs Gallaudet
aud Mallory, OF Ne. York c,ty; Rev. DR.. Horton OF
the Cheshire Conn Academy; Rev. Dr. Hills, OF Bur-
lington, N. j., aud Rev. Mr. Nelson, Of Geneva n. Y.
CREATIONS.
The exercises opened with prayer by President
Pynchon after which the saiutatory, in Latin was de-
liycred BY John Williams. Of Norwalk, Conn. "The
Papa Vision Final supremacy the topic selected
ny the next speaker, George Stewart, Of New York
city, was treated histor icsy, the speaker claiming
10 AL siuce The death oil Pope Gregory The yapn
Cnurcn had no Ponnn able TO carry out
the great plan OF universal sovereignty
,sa Gs,or Ho nad Soned Bs'' sra,d snrsve;
"rvo Trators,p presented falleyrand as ,rai.or
quite Infamous as Benedict Arnold, Tor racrinc ng
his nation tue Privy Louhci oi Ms King, aud
cuasa with several sharp ni.s at similar low grade
Of principle among The rug rohiciaDs OF this uay.
charnin- work, filled with poetic toucncs, Was
..Writ in Water" By George ). 4nipmap, OF Rose
wood Fla, w.ose subject was the unlortunac career
kca's, .nc poet VINO grsspcd with "a PASSIONATE
longing out without CULTIVATION alter the poetry of
the ideal world Constant nople's nistury
viewed by Horace Scott Brown, of Nausatucs. Conn
wno. Unexpectedly emitting any Reference 10 The pres
eDt straits OF the Oriental capital, connoed himself to
description oi It's past gories aud prediction that
It's advantages are such that II must asays remain
ono Of the nrst citcs OF the world
In an cratic. entitled "tne Wight o the English
Refornation,n Wfilam IL. WcDD, o. Baltimore, Nd.
ground that me great religious enfrancnise
ment was in nowise attributable To tho religious
scrupics OF Henry VIII, n has been claimed, but
tue cnlis tenncnt Resulting from the issue
oi wckagc's Eugilsh translation OF thc Dioic, aud
Ill gust Win The the Pontin oi Rome THESE
were The cannou directed az gains, Rome on Englsn
soil, anu nnich compelled her 10 yieid back :, tho
Churcn OF Engiand IFS ancient rights Tue "Pni-
losoDn, Illusions" inc title oi oratioa ny
William v. Cnspin, vt WEXFORD, X. L., oil winch u Is
d iiculs 10 convey auy clear idea without quoting
HDerasiy
George H. MoneiI OF New YORK city, sssaycd an
vt something OF me sanc character rs that OF
Il
| Philosophy Tho ysleaIclory was by Joan Dows
Huls o. BURLINGTON, ". j., and was eeyo,ed ~ the
customary pleasant vcin 10 thanks 10 the Chancellor
taculty, exnortati0n 10 inc r.duates al
words Of paftinz addressed 10 tho gentemcn oil
| the graduating class.
DEURkks CoSrERRED.
The degrees were tusn coJrrred ny the Chancelior,
| Righl Rev Bishop Williams, as ioIlows:--
Bacn, lore vi ArsW iilian u. Diacknicr Salisbury,
N u; Uhar,es N. Boyiston, New York ei,y Richard
Al. Campocli, lnaspenaoaec, Iowa; w'iham '. Cha
4 pm Wickior1, II. l. Jvhn ~. Hhi,, Burlington, n.
Il D.; Charles nuutcr, llartiofu, Conn. Augustus }.
Lyman, K.isign, y. "; Wi,ilam 8. Maduvek. New
York city george II. Monett, New York cry Horstc
>. Brown, Naugatu.k, CoNn. Benjamin y. IA shrcve,
Mount Hou,, N. j.; George 4. stewart, New YORK
| city; William H. Wsob, Bait,Eiorc, Nd John Wilt
| iam-. Norwak, Coun.
i Racheors 81 Science--Jay u deuel., New York city
Frank Dep. Hal, New Louoon, Conn.
i HIS anu wnllsms are graduated cum honore IN
science; Chapman in cthics and metaphysics aud
English Huu Mo1stt ~ English.
HONORARY DEGREES
Masters OF Arts--itc,. Wniian H. Lewis, class OF
| '6j; Frank Kennedy, IS. Roy Wiillam b. Backing.
hath. 20, Henry h, whitney, IA: h. Snyd,r, NJ. H.,
/ 100; Clarendon y. Buckl.y, William n. Gurus j.,
Thomas Mclean, Charles Davies Scuddcr. NJ. d., IN
L. smith anu Rev Edward W. Worninglon. ali oil 10,
am Rev. john IL. Wnie, Kenyon College. ~.
Master Arts, honorts cdusd--George W. ERglcston
| New YORK city.
/ Doctors In Uivinity--R.v Horace y. Gray, NJ. A.,
Corpus Christi, 0xIoru, dd eundom 1880; Rev Hiram
Carton, NJ. A., MlddeUury Cole ~, rector OF CHRIST
Cuurch Falmouth Mass. Rev. Wiiliam A. Hitchcock
NJ. A., cass OF -, rector OF Irniy Inurch, fitIs
our, 40.
Doctor Of Laws--Hon. D~ight W. Psriee, NJ. A.,
OF TIE GLASS OF 1870, Judge OF the supreme Court
CONNECTICUT
] The exercises then closed with prayer ~ Prssdsn