New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18

newHayen In September. Tbs. the day Of the ~
world esss he's heard P' sSs ss
ringing that morning in New-Hsven History rspeaSd
a. e %ss :d d i p
mighty Edwards stamped his heel on the sands 81 Bnt a.
said at Harvard then Edwards came out Of Yale An"
his influence was a bencfcent one :. ,,,,sa IN
beyond jolhcaton dinner While am presaienr,. o.
feeling ward Harvard and Princeton s
And now word for Yale We believe that the MD for
come for Yale to call itself university have ns 1bs
fifteen years that that name should be assnins the
Of Yale has been largely In later years npsr
lines OF the departments outside OF the college Ppv
We have the name now and the beginning, OF ene
sna ns nnyT idea %nss al sao Yale In the
fifteen years has been great In many respects press
forward TO the development Of every department o. the 20
new university. in 50 far as we can We neea
the Scientific sA' sshooIaddlns fourth year to lis
We need new snd all Criticisms
let all the graduates unite with the hearty III
forward OF the university propose tha ac we sy giving
$4,000 900, not because 1t is small or strugglns one
tuition. but because 1t Is great one and growhIs T
with proud history OF 200 years behindit lAPPi"'
Mr.. EvARTs SPEAKS FOR THE CORPORATION
Mr. Dcpew. in introducing s.nasor Evsrts TO RESPOND
to the toast The Corporation" narrated how IN MS
youth Mr Evarts had undertaken to learn 10 SING,
but after four years had been auNe1
that II he should remain two ye"e'
able
fotunate that Mr. Evarts had not learned to sng o''
wise he would have the whole earth. ~, r,o,
the retort courteous by reminding him that Mr. Depew
had telegraphed that the Senator should .,d hao
Mr. E %SnSp0 sonnGea the fsGaG to this
currence at Cambridge tlaughter about which Tcet
deal Of heat has been evolved peace Of the conn
try disturbed. the presiding officer has put H. nov
4 you only the conditions Dr. HoI Tty
the most amiable as well MS the most ST., Win an
had rod
ancen n'H field Of poemc she'll and
thinking oay toy and showing IN anotS IN
lie didn't know it loaded anghter but wheh ne
wituessed new onplcston given OF the moral on
meddling with g not loaded Lawyers ana c ,hin
that everything loaded Doctors don't think that any
thing is loaded and their patients OFTEN agree WIN
The speaker turned to the subject of and re-
called the light thrown on that subject by tne iaan Pr
Ask for nothing. Decline nothing Resign nothing.
Tho Senator advised his hearers never at least ~
third Opportunity would probably present itself
Mr. Evarts took the subject OF education ana d
to Mr. Lowells remarks on the subject at .he mar ne
commemoration. Training in learning and IN art ne
ITO apply 1t TO Yale men, he added however narrow row
their circumstances let every have liberal educ
title OF his own Should my Yale man be dissuaded
from that his system and his rule Dccause
some sre oaS 9nG ns iSt o% frivolous
stupid he would have had his father not been grad
ing aud pley urged that these two which had been one
together should never be put asander Let us so
that does not a. done from the beginning unite
learning and piety and forever one ana
the longest presidency G the history OF Yale ana
urged that the education OF Yale should hereafter be gov
erned by " the spirit OF the ages" Applause
CONGRESSMAN PHELPS SENDS HIS REGRETS.
After Senator Evarts down Mr. Dcpcw read the fol-
lowing letter from Congressman Phelps:
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON. Dec l6 1886.
To he Hon. CgAUNCEY NJ. DErEw. frcs'dent etc
Ny DEAE DEPEw 1t II As feared, when you hrSt as.ed
good things aSun the iner
ests OF NewJefsey at the Capitol iorbd aont Mnn tne
krep-or you will keep ten; but mind very mnch
losing The opportunity to swell me unanimous m t %
alumni for giving ms The opportunity OF helping 10 MAKE ~
only 1t DIDN'T need much he'll NJ Inc nonhAtiyh Wa
saw anyNhere-the VIII Congressional District OF New
consider the newspaper talk-an ocean o. II;
All The newspaper nomln ,tlon,Ta legion 9l men
The Congressional Clergy IN the Board by JNihe
United States chici.Justcc and other uncerica
representatives, in by the grace me alumni ana he ar
b Dexter secretary OF fale College Is not only enarSs'e
its the college future Right into the magnel
Congregational clergy marched the Board oil Fellows anu on
leader and bade him up president Yale College Tue
Board OF Fellows Is proud Of mat acon-ws sunmonei
well ell the great interests entrust
ed oid-fashioned learning. Tor he crak
for was The csnidaie shered sohoo religion.
Is yst me nrsa care O. C9ee pspartmen 10
word ana act sine. hrs slret1n ss9-
Federal Mother which we now cal Vale Unlvers view
OF his purpose IN this ann S o. y mn the
words OF the poet seem sngularly Apostle
"And think you'l all agree.
That he glt 10 so decree
And am right and yon are rig ht
And all IL right as right eau TO-
WIN. WALTER PHELPS.
WHAT SOME OF THE OTHER SPEAKERS SAID.