New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
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The valedictorian, Frederick Osborn L'oyu a. , d.
neaded for higher view of the physicians mission 'hah
,hot of mere practitioner He should be true doctor'
which has the primary meaning OF teacher.
Tho Rev Dr. Hall In making the address to the grad
mating class alluded payfuiy to the small fragment Vi
Latin officially spoken, and very Important 10 'ne'n ~
giving value to tbs parchments, but when he on9 e'
nloved as be did the duties of Chancellor, dd n'm' IL
mora grateful to him speak to them III the YER
pae,ar though he still stood by Laun aud creek as
valuable studies colleges. both Tor the sake Vi '
ideas they bring to and tho mental oisciinho 'o
I'm their prosecution There is very good reason uouo
Iess gentlemen said Le why your prescriptions s"ou
be In Latin. but there is place Tor Ahg'o-oaHoN nu
This ia proper occasion to employ It, However an''ar
the ancient tongue might be to You ana me- '"o'e "
many of our friends here. whose sympathes VIC "ouu
fain carry along, ana we Gals only 90 IL III "ouoi"
,ancnoga congratulate you the result you nave
reached tonight whether you be Americans OF whe1"er
YOU be from lands outside our ooruers and 81 "po
understand us better your lives long from studying
here especially congratulate those OF you @ho nave
reached this stage after overcoming 'e
had to look at every collar and calculate no" mum "
ould do You Will be stronger men ali yonr i'es ior
ths training You have already escaped some temp'a-
,i,ns for how hardly Shall they that nave riches rise 10
the highest places! Your labors on these preparatory
lines are now You are permitted htue quiot GU
toymen and contrib ute thereto you are put uhue
clergyman about hearing whom you have no choi'e
You VIII receive congratulations from others parents
brothers. sisters frends perhaps In some instances ir"
those nearer and those gentle and compass
sonate spirits who look us men, In onr heipiesshess
unable To arrange collar. adjust button, or select
the proper color gloves. in whom pity melts lhe mhu
% love-" but On this need not longer dwell
Let me proceed TO the department OF the practical ana
che useaI in your future Yop will 10 widely severed
Fields of future activity, and ask you to remember your
Alma Mater to aim proving yourselves worthy Oh he
ana 20 give her be proud Of YOU Your coeee
has NOT been standing STILL and does not mean TO seek
inert dignity and repose Her professors believe III nau
work in being abreast OF the times ana III u1innrs
every product OF research and INQUIRY naps nv or
Is no duty ON imported ideas. and whether GERMANY VI
Austria rance or the no less vigorous n ,e
intellect develops 4 9s a dfa Ir WORTH be to
represent adequately by an individual progres' n ns
worked side by side here and formed pleasant assocla
tons You have appreciated me gooo ~ que " had
tho pleasure OF meeting groups OF @ ~ wo 9c
thirty five years ago EyeTy n, thsi ever passed
through aud watch the careers rejoice III aue SUI -,
and where they Occur sO,rI~ , %se akg OF Ms
More OF lies in Affection sympathy mnu 1 tcres
and confidence tsan In mnK ar ooS deal the
bonds that bind Inc TO my old ela.smalcsnahy S M
long ago taught CELSIUS TO young man getting ieany
for the medical college, OF whose usefulness u Is %
70 near anu had of bis profession called him last
summer talked over the old inedents mo , saSc
ma To find him made president OF the great c0p-
yentlon Of his medical brethren and knighied , you
have sources OF pleasure thus open you WHICH hopo
And akin to this let advise you to be at pains to
stand well with your own profession. Upright. honor
able genial men. with a backbone Of Justice. ~ii he
appreciated by their felow-workers; asa III e,eiy
department OF life according TO my observation the man
VINO docs not earn the good opinion Of his own order
does enjoy long success Aim at getting gHCp
books though you deny yourselves son,1 V V
things and even though there he not time 10 READ the
sxnausyey Even e look at 1he Saekt T posbes
and redeems your place from insignicanee i"p
C1 may yet S Which s oes are And
do not confne yourselves. gentlemen III ,his 10 YOU
Other dersrtments of thought aud inquiry man
not educate who only knows one thing. ne may DC
broad thinking and Investigation Keep your eye open
70 all elements OF progress and do not acuro the e
XvenSragser in Vienna more than century ago in
percussion ahe idea was received with ridcue But II
conquered ITS place. and led up to assuiaoh ~ no'
Be educated leaders in and VILLAGES where the
diagnosis Of sanitary troubles ana the
Natural science4 not like hcoosca where we we are
ssas. sssne The Creator makes tue
ami Interpreter OF nature. aud his close Observation
or healthy and far see. unini ed progress
till as the sad he can rule over and subuc ths
separated by solid partitions, like the boxes rouud TINS
room, Logic here, Physics there Ethics IA anio 70.
one another and exchange looks and thoughts and feel
fngs and possessions . a., 4. ..
Having illustrated this. Dr. Hall proceeded TO say:
Physiology cannot be quite separated u ON anatomy,
though there he two sets OF lectures on them, nor
medical Jurisprudence from binary law. though teen
nically separate Aristotle was not ply sclan nut nc
aided medical science might " aud john Locke. though
DOCTOR mighty metaphy sican aud the greatest
helper sydenham had In warning against professional
traditions. But, gentlemen must not make the sermon
too long or course munster uusi wish YOU All TO
be Christian men, happy In your Utmost selves animal ed
by the highest aims aud guided by ethical principles thai
are Worldwide and infallibe only feebiy echo the
wishes of your teachers aud OF the university when III
concasion heartily wish you usefulness, honor aud
solid success.
Pardec, Dean Of the University, the following men
stepped upon stage where DE- Hall conferred upon
the degree OF NJ d., cy,s hdec diploma sf hsmo-