New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
MR.. HUGHES'S ADDRESS.

| think that before | proceed to the special
subject OF my address "a you Is only due W Gu
to LAY that i'm little surprised. and almost startled
with the assembly winch | find myself facing to-day.
rhe principal asked to and speak lew
familiar the students. and that Is call which
! always most delighted TO accept, aud to which
fcci myself pIet'y competent without any very great
preparation: but If mad been aware that shou nave
10 address many ladies ana gentlemen a. have
gathered here to-day behind the students snOud have
fe It uecess .ry make tar greater and more lul
prrp.Ta Tor The address nav. PROMISED To liver
Ioaevor. AIN quIte sure tina. ths molly. Ike all
Other gat-eru.s VI Aneri;.n among wH0n DaVr
ever b, fTleLOll ana mpdthcuc hat lhry
viii make allowance for may possibly app 10
them to pr "A ,Jmr b, hai wandering and struggling
ABOUT very great mdh ana very trrdt cause
AN about u speak 10 Sou upoh the
nfe ana Iny own acquaintance WIN
OF the greatest Eng ,slncn ana Ia that
rpitnct think may Inoilde AMERICANS FOR | mean
Of Greatest men OF the race tna1 SPEAKS Egisu
wno curing tne last fly years. VIVA. made
him great was his connection Win ana influence upon
the hghcr education, hst Of Ensianu, anu then am
happy H. think, on lns t"e latest Orducd 81 M Eng
lisa race, "4ich mas eSta's",d ItscH on III Ne'',f1
Cohtnent. may sa,, Ia passing. now deigh.ed l
in ,ne hands society vi FRIENDS. nave already
expi Il m.rr thIn on Occ ,siOI the deer OOgI-
ions whcn feel hi' your country ana my Country l.
ulIrr o The society Friends. Tneie mas scarcely
Dccn any .r-at and n 'De cause III England III wnIcL
tn~y nave not bee te pioneers ahd 1" wnc1 ihey hve
nUsl valuable ASSISTANCE; AID Know now
the Friends. lAppiau-e Perhaps nave caught tua
Inspiration at kugOy AT any rae, n my
many times WORK they don. In
world ana have had continually INCREASING ven
Grafton I'd espert for hem. Inc spirit wulcn
mated them an SURE sti great work H. do; and
Il gives me the greatest pleasure 10 nd mat t"-J ate
t4kIng hOid OF the Liner education vi tuis
Country. and tna theS deere to c0n"eot tner WORK
with work whIcD Arnold DID 80 efficiently Tor Eng
almost 1i,y years ago
EARLY RECUILEC1IONs or DR. ARNOLD.
Now tue prlnc,pll Ioid II would be very accept
able, young friends IN font at any rate. II
would speak OF my early connection with Dr. Ar
mold, AID would do best 10 br,Lz MN vyidly
poss,ole before tnem. TnaI Away.
d 1icut business. There nothing harder
eltner in art Oh In reality than TO
paint q good portrait NjtlIng requires mucn Skill
OF 80 many qualities whch 1, any rate, very
III lie prcteu ioa. bat viii do the best First
upward vi Sax icet III hri-h yeIy Loosely pa ,ogetner
and he great walker AMI always wax
raner sna@Oe great in pa. walk a as "'y'p 6eey
your great Lnc"ln did tApplaus..J He had a bhsny
head Of har wneu knew nIu-" IIch was wnen he Was
ABOUT thirty-ionr or 'hntyhve years oi agr and Ou
shOr tino after his appointment a. neau-uaeiei a.
Enguy-lnd deepei. pieicing eye The most T. IN RI
i.c feature Of his lace very srOng unicr
Jaw. aId up which when at
qu' suons before hn used 10 sven up Nitn
nis f,el.g-, II wer-, - That W. could always tel
Waou boys that ~ swelling up. as ~ oisrn
uid oesad 10 AnOW IL Was no. uno To play Franks.
-;Hd That We had better pa, GA OdI Oet behavior.
My own connection with hun began a lew years
Rugby, ana now II cam thIt anu my DrOtnrr, ndd the
OF trhne 80 be EN- there was because my ftler had
pecn member of thc sam college a. OGiord a, Dr.
COZ, oIrn nr,t IA Enr.,n1 rbn-w In, fnn,d zion o.s,
10 of al Otaer colleges. and Ia w
Uvdy aGd tus governing "ooy-"hat We Call
consequence, Tor the first thiry years OF TINS
century Distinguished men IL the Uiycrsity
of Oxford. Tue rIuouBrnts OF Orrl Deif ctlY
Up-u at tbI iine tue emo hncuts OF all tie
Ot.or c0lrgs eUndrd exclusively either 10 un-
Toe u oc.Oo,s way VII Rept very
TIE sohoais crowded. TO-, taer at OucI.
To- be ds,,neui-oed men. To This coIesc Aruod ne
Ionged. lie eiccted Fellow just u-.ore ms
giving up MS 5pnnreti0n wi'h ; bn' thc lt er Was
there .OuI enough g. appreciate tI' tx riotdhaff Woo
aud power oI tnIs youh iDal ava cOhsr9de.t", wdeh
Arn0id ic" years alier vas apio'hitu =" RUDY my
i.hcr tUUK Us away from lln praparht'iy school, ana
inrte@d OF s'IhinS u 10 h4nchealer-hotnn OF oar
graz sch"olne aens u To Tue scho" u MS Ola college
acquaintance.
CONSERVATIVE ENGLAND sTAEnrD.
This appointments oil Dr. Arnold startled, aud might
almost say aarm, d. the whole educational world OF
En and The world Of higher education at that
was an rxtremeIy suali ana Tie old
universities rs probably all Of you know, entirely
coiG .ed To member, Of the National Church; no
Non could enter therc aoi SO the benefits
OF me very highest eduraion we're prucucaiB or a
very exclusive KIND A w4s tho case at tho universe
lies 80 Also was Il he case great public schools
w.icn icca on uniyrr-iter Al tnat time th re
onl, very dlsAsuisnaG ones, and tney were very
rim h cOinpar with wnat ia are AT tue prescut me.
Now La century itter. Tue -rcilscaOo ~ England
ale tTcBled In numhT, AMI wherrm tn re
Wero m m only 900 rom Tie wnol5 Of EBg
beIng - lcated tHe.n tnrre are now Any 10000
Vel, as SAY, IN c'1so ,c"rPofd'O"s "hich
CARED on tnc hl-"er education ~ tne
cunnt.y were dcoId nly alarmed when tnis
huuo. Itmcnt % d.. Arnold WAS known, Dr.
cause De had already maze himself a reputation at the
Umyrrsls az what We " sani call rUhE idl"al.
lie speaker AZ Ia U"on. aud nad al wave taken
Up tie pupul a. side ~ TIL question t hai cn under
eas there Ine putit'Op hc t.u, obtained,
siilugcd No. nG iuob Wdb "u lar more ~ liSve
aiIsturratc b4sis Than now, gave im TIE cfrdc
Of an exceedingly dangerous man L. was known at OK
fnt and esesn1fG tnat ne BhOng
ana able man, and acquainted with ai
the rlaHg and nDlpst mon ~ his tmrs.
Aud on VI NE fufo.s- Or aNEns Who nucrW..i
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