New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21

athletic contests In the spirit and with the Of
Naseby and Marston Moor ends them by initiating the
example OF that famous army which the mtithess OF
Puranism, and OF whom the historian that they
terlihly IN T,anders daughter and appausel
The athletic record Of the reads like the u umpha
OF herads the OIymp with
uniformly triumphant and Yale reiRns Columbia
cheers strives initiate, Princeton sppauds and de-
spas and Harvard goes Cambridge and kicks but
her misfortune - that she does not kick hard enough az he
right time The athletic rimphs Of Yale celeoraned
by the Increasing Glass; for the
students preparatory schools what cousrtu
the higher branches liberal education But the en-
victory stretches beyond the field and the
college walls 1t stirs the old doctor riding around on
his cowtry calls Il gives sensation not felt IN years %
old lawyer among HIS dusty briefs It qulckens the
pulse Judge upon the bench the statesman In
the journalist In his sanctum and the minister
in his study and brings n the surface that deep bond OF
sympathy which binds In united whole the students
and the faculty the CORPORATION and the alumni OF the
University of Yale
Gentlemen, here's 70 Yaio and her president Iho'n3
Dwight
DIR. DWIGHT HEARTILY WELCOMED.
Dr. Dwight wus the next speaker, and he was
received with long-continued applause His open
ing topic was Chauncey NJ Depew, and he treated
him in way that Mayor Hewitt could hardly
have excelled: then he went on to discuss mere
seriously college matters and the college outlook
This is sketch Of what he said
1t mornings papers that had said in
letter Depew that had important announcement
make the Alumni Many OF by familiar acquaint
great deal and all the know me y
report from those had familiar acquaintance with
me and all OF you a great deal about Mr.. Depsw
Laughter AVID APPLAUSE and all NewYorkers-the only
persons this respect those who dwell in tho
country-au you NEWCOMERS know the reporters
r,aughterl and I you when q letter
and through Mr.. Bepew a1d from
him goes hands Of the aud is then made
public there ia sometimes incorrectness uaughterl-
renewed laughter that e the condition Of
things on this occasion Laughter and appausel did
explanation OF this matter until came hsrs
this evening. but / find that as MT. Evar's
failed be present and MAYOR Hewitt failed
to be present, Mr. Depew found It necessary TO
call in the assistance Of reporter get
Of this statement order to draw large assembage
Laughter
CAREER OPENING BEFORE HIM.
When spoke to you last YOU Of another
little SsvYorx which represented
that pose betore puzzle rival OF Mr.
Dspew Laughter It the presidents OF our col
make the Of tie and would that this
year. havin. had speak frequently about
month age papers President Dwight aston
assembly CLaugterl recently received record
that speech do wonder. Much laughter But
the W.T. ter that II he cultivated his
ers assduOusly President Dwight might becom7 rival
to Mir. Depew." / reoiced 1 read that. for at my
age All naturally LOOKING about for a clreer
Laughter Il To that one is nov before me-
assidaouslv cultivate might become
OF Depew. lLaugnter he has inst informed
me tina this week he has declined twenty
laughter He has therefore trentyfour opportunities
every cultivate his powrs and accomplish
yet only LOOK In tho dim distance before
Laughter thereto re take leave OF this carssr In
som thns OF despair and reminded experience bad
when Young in Europe mInJ years ago. was
sitting at table young American from the South
We had beer before He sad You don't seem TO drink
NO DO not Ike to taste anything" said
he THAT IS OF no consequence laughter DID not Ike 10
began, but have been going on steadily AMI
glasses laughter. and II you Will
only initiate eTamDls you accomplish the same
suit" Much Iaugh-er.I
/ came to THIS meeting under the influence Of ny old
friend preezt Of the association. who wrote lot
ter which The annual dinner Of the Yale Alumni
appointed the 10Th January
the dinner viii not have taken place" Ny Mid
friends history. and thought how
AMI particularly his earlier
II 1 been present his weuld not
have taken place. Laughter and applause.l
he should not lose presence this ocoa
he had other occasIons lsughterl
Therefore ies La have pleasure ny future Though
NY heretofore has cone 10 nauGhL namely that
could accomplish ushinr ny self Of those humble
nsrum,ntaies which not being present MT Deper would
not have arisen. Laughter and much applause
Al APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL AID.
Ihavc little message bring the college which may
lille the Looked ior From tho
morning papers suppose you thought that SANE here
probably make that the college
had received money. Laughtef on the contrary. came
that the college wants money from its grad
uates Applause When spoke TO last year said VIC
millions Of dsar., and proposed line for Sc
curing and reported you asst
respectable be ginning On that mo NOW
feel that this graduates OF the college 70
come hslp tie work have undertaken
in I'M, Growth In the university which MI Depew has
erred that fitting time for the graduates OF the
beneactors forget to help US IN the great
und for the purposes applause the general
ID nofu 10
iwe on the subject here I desire 10 notify You that
as you have In the kudisst way cooperated
In calling me 70 the position hold little WHILE
propose you and individually TO assist Us in
giving OF carrying out pan- Tie position Of
Yale al Present IL gratifying those there
graduates everyvheIe We have certainly made
progress met together here last year
APPLAUSE
Every thing Is hopeful and bright the outlook for IN
utuIe college and graduates where
are united sentiment with divisions and
the part Ct except that the nsttn
lion may go forward IL depends us in our individual
working esult and win he unfortunate in
Decd having risen its present position
shall forward to accomplish far greater and more
honorable work IN the work 10 the do
nands OF the present age. lApplausel
THE PRIVILEGE OF Being SON OF YALE
This privilege Of life been not that have been
officer csleSe and have besn called its hea
great that privilege las been. cut that son OF the
college Applause and Is and desire 10 act IN
al things loving son o. fale acclusnL soO1
lne Prsvtdsnce-whatever you choose 70 call It'll have
placed Of the but work
here Is be tho work Of Of Yale. have no
iesre for the progress and growth Of the
Institution. personal ends 10 accomplish Ny
hope only for the college 10 that may 10
IS well Appliance II know myself believe that
selfish friend Of the college truly any grad
Iats OF the college has ever been.
feeling that l ask you 10 unite with me
hat may be able 10 hand 10 those who come
inheritance unmpared There doubt that
Yale University Will be- perhaps the greatest unVer'y
the world. but II will be honor tho country and
OF benefacon the generations that come after US
Prolonged appaussl
CHANCES AT THE OTHER SPEAKERS.
General Hustled was next introduced with some
faceticus illusions from Mr.. Depew bis political
name of the Bald Eagle of Westchester." Mr. |
Hustled sought to get even with Mr.. Depew By re-
,Iti gonna rAmIni acancns of Mr. DanaM,s cnllegs |