, 1879-06-27
Scenes at Evanston and Chicago Unit
verlitics, and Other Educa.
tional Institutes.
Thirty-flf,h Annual of Michigan unl-
: verslty--Address BY frcsi-
dent Angel.
Interesting Exercises at Knox
College---Thtrty-fourth
Annual.

Ro&uy W e"1"a WV 'A'1A'No y" !
class. a band of Snatic Whs IN hltenaanct, MIL 1
eultyencd the proceedings With melodious gym
phouies.
Tho exercises were announced as The twenty
first apnunt Commencement at the North
western Untvcrsty, for whsch the following
was nrrnngca:
Grand National Airs. .....Catlln
praYcr:. ,,o,r,a
~, , from fa's'' 49,
w11a dna TnSss !oha5 ea
usorRe iii ilonry otsWels xrms,ronE Grove, Ia
Evo'ssop%: v;.,.nn.. IND
anr|SIra,ta sse M.lsh of iG.Sa.sc' iniolise pos'
Ecee CTln fdrt Maese faa.e h''n''0n
Dcamng schouaort
ssTnc Mission Of llletory". ....... -.
Lil!s Caroline cascy. ccnsralla t
T' Right auEss Fsx9;a;!Sn Vis1s Jact.o s.cane H.
Mgsieise,sss9nss 5aas \; sc;;aa .....".'b'ysr
Nv l''A'n - Too1nas iicnry iiood, Chicago
..ps,lla,nent.ry usose" a'' ......, .S ....... ' ~
.'The Huguenots".. ...........:.
Isaac Emcns Adams, 81: Carroll
Muste-"fs Merry h!sda ,:...:......' .,.. uumocft
ANNOUNCEMENT, %snns1t,,on o. pf'zes.
,,c-oa,on-..1ourney for i,uckr ..t7oupo1
avis p.p,,dant Marry ott1rio,cd and lie
a.tAs4 Aos1 -" Wv Ts,,o, ,., 49, a''e -, ~ ~
troicsEoFs ol ule 1oHese A4u eohu ot tAe
trustees occupied tic choral scata at the rear Of
thu u,atform. Tic slips Ia the central aisle aud
t,t-aot ,v ir 1ront az the ntotform wrre rcacrvcd
-. 80 ,r-o1,,a,rnr ct,a, ntr. ,f ,b,rh roro
,or he Eshuua.ns s'ahs' u''' -. "a'en "sts
ladies. Following arn tue names OF the
class who received their degrees yestcrdar:
Edward Carrie Adams; ltaac Emcas Aasns: Ella
Xlrelnia Am6soas: Ma1J nnyno; i.Nis Msggie Eg
Bradley Lil.e caso'1pe Gsoey; ;a Tar1es Eagas
no*tG. Ifroh TIT !s,rison iie,rv nHhv t,nn,ona
Mam'tSn nRa ,s. Hs n,;ss gtavrx
iIooi: ucogao Henry IIorswsl; Dnnnias Viciee
5ackaon; William il. Leach; Spencer Lewis;
THndlc: Clara Hhnnwny; EtwnIh Lawrence
Stewart; Frank Easthani Tyferi Williatn l!e,s!
Wai,: 1sapella nali ; Wsbb; George Whitney white;
The hev: ut. Noyes offered PRAYER, nfter
which the baud cnlivened the occasion by play
Ing several setcctIo1is from Faust"
William ThoNas Hobart, Of Red Wing, htlnn.,
BY reading a carefully prepared oratton. Oh
't.CharnGter." He tnok tho poaitton that ct,ar-
actor was growth which did not depend On
snrronndhlgs;, Wealth did not give i, sduca.
eradicate It. Fortuna mlEht develop md bring
the elements Of character to the light, hut II
eould not b. concealed. Mental Anl moral
1awb wesa inAex.ble, and would not change.
Repu.atton emanated from character. Justice
vns sas1 10 te h:Ind. but ho thought that
the Goddess seldntn male n,istnke md dis
trlhutcd her favora wlero they wcro deserved.
Cbarac,cr was enduring invfncible, and eternal.
The influence OF Washington and Lincoln wns
stIIl felt, though tlcf mor,sl parts wcro mol.
dss.ng IN the dust.
George Henry Horsweli, Of Armstrong Grove,
H., choac as the subject Of his discourse tCnt-
i,ouu and Stats Soycreiguty.' lie took the
ground that Calhoun,s opinions were fallacous,
and that tss doctrine OF the Independence OF the
State meant anarchY and dissolution. Soy
erciguty, he aatd, could onIy be
unit, and, az such could only lie
WITH the powers At Washington. He DID not
claim That Calhoun was insltcere OF fncons!nt-
cnt In htb conduit, The purity Of his pe1ynte
jifo md the rigid honesty Of hls public career
for forty years we're such as TO lead every ono
to beilcys that he Was acting 10 to d code OF
morality which he believed to ba correct. The
re1u)t OF his perniciols doctrine had borpu
fruit forty Years after. h[s death, and mad
brought dIstrcss upon the ycry State which
vayc him birth.
Frnnk Enstfam TYLER. of Vfnreuncs, Ind,
took sclrutlIlc nuhIcct fur nis p,,scr.
vstinna snsittu.I .iE,,rir+tnnu u H. u,htr,
hc .1i.n,.sn ~ ~" nnm,,,o- t,,snrtes
n T,nra il, n nhont ~, min',,cs
The .t,,Icntt, ,c,,,orne .,unca c.,n,,dar"h1" ~.
scnrrI, md familinrtv viii Tia s,,iiect n rom.