New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
with an ofIoe in NewYors City where ne is one Of the
attnrnays Tor the DeaMa and Hudson Canal Company
CANON FARRARSLAST DAY IN NEW-YoRK.
ADDRESSING THEOLOGICAL sTUDENTs-HIs LECTURE
on THE TAIAUD"

on THE TAl.MUp,
Yesterday ArchdeacOn Farrar finished his
busy week IN New-York by lecture In ChlckerlhG
Hall in the evening on 1.-THE Talmud," taking late
train for Boston, In the afternoon he addressed the
students Of the Union THEOLOGICAL Seminary in Adams
Chapel He accompanied to the seminary by the Kew.
Dr. Henry NJ Field. OF TIE Fp0geiis on the platform
beside the distinguished English clergyman President
Hitchcock and Or. Field, were Charles Butler John
Crosby Brown and the Rev DR.. Brown, eXresident OF
Hamilton College In the audience were the members
Of the faculty the seminary directors and many Guy
ccrgymen. There also many ladies present. III
Hitchcock In introducing the Archdeacon rctcrr'u ~ 'o
visit hswarm friend Dean Stanley seven years ago.
and extended cordial welcome TO tho present repre-
sentative Of Westminster Abbey. Canon Farrar spoke
for thirty minutes, without notes. and Was listened 10
with the closest attention. His remarks were practical
being addressed wholly the students lie said IN part
am rather terrified by this assembly was invited
TO speak theological students but nndseVera Others
here present shall not address any OF tho professors
ladies', but shall have IN mind only the students re-
member when Dean Stanley was hero seven years ago,
although II is impossible remember that so long time
has gone by he spoke of the life OF an admirable lorer
your president asked me toaddress you thought could
speak about nothing better than courage love anu
realize that arc to DO men. Among the many admira.
bio things said OF President Garfield think nothing mas
struck mo more than what no said when he was OOy
81 to make myself man. III succeed III lh1t
shall achieve success IN everytmg esr; n irainSI
TO be ready servant OF the mind, whose passions arc
the
admire the beautiful to hate violence ana respect
himself In making yourselves true men you Jay to
foundations for excellence which you cannot anywhere
else obtain There many different grades OF men
First, those who lead earthly lives-animal lives al
those whose lives are solely devoted 10 seliishncss
certain American college president ones SAID mere were
many American youths who had three aims to get on 10
You desire belong to those who dosirc TO be honest
The second class are those VINO i've 9rGHy @ Lose
who have morality and genius above other men. 49,,
ideals Tow can YOU DO itl let mo suggest nrst self
possession. 1t s something opoSsess Yourself ne Mno
possesses himself has the basis for all things bnt V.en
he has got that no must proceed 10 scdeNotoh ~ t'
second. fc wait for the hands Of nvlsIhn c@is
Grafton knew such man. General Gordon. III
had supreme contempt Or money fame ana Tor every
thing except forduty. lie wasa gentleman IN Lgin3
because he had learned the lesson OF sclf-dovoton.
should 6uL next nc quality OF OF, eo1 to 9h% in
intellectual and moral man may render mSn TersfSS
scfpo-csson proceed with COURAGE and exercise nfm
with independence. In CLOSING let ne slvc YOU line
from ono Of your own poets Mr. Emerson says
souieh grandeur t1our dust
Wien n' 6ag whisper wal $50 low, rho,,nu.'.
Tho youth replies Icaf.
Edwards Picrrcpont introduced Archdcacon Farrarto
LARGE audience Chickcrug Hall IN the evening Tue
foresight presented the cincnt curchman IN, hc1r
CT, as Archbishop Flrr1r. mistake when chu-'I
rabbits TO whose Teachings the Ialmud owes
u.s. existence a"d while o." audience "i.n Anshri -,
the hiIancy OF the lecturer. rhetoric Inc rCltrr pdi
OF he cNcuie consumed boo giving short -k,tcl., oi
Hs, form ticrca law. iram Era to Rabbi Juth. WHO
first committed fh' uIl lass 90 writing on Ezra t''
lecturer spoke a, io r"ft'nfrr ~ ihr li'9r'" nAiI
after tuc lrtIrn from long captivity 90 btht l'n u
Mol who belonged To- The generation before Christ. nr't
introduced l-t,m ini" t.r iI.H.. % lore h~'hlriy
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