New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
icy TELEGRAPH 10 THE TkmuSE.I


THE LIBERAL SCHOOL OF ARTS.
ICY TELEGRAPH THE TEmUNE.I
Chautauqua, Aug. 1J.-Dr. Washington Gladden's
second lecture on The Corp0ration,' wnich he
considers a social factor Of commanding importance.
representing the tendency association IN commerce
when the factory represents in the industrial world.
Though he acknowledges The undOubtcd benefits 1t
has wrought, and though he questions whether it will
again be possible dispense with IT, he defends Lord
Ccle's celebIated definition Of it, meaning as sub
,tant.ally accurate. Enormous capabilities OF evil
me thinks are united with is powers OF good Cor
uoiai0n morality prepares people for individual In.
morality besides encouraging them In sins Whlca
tfey would shrink from committing except In COM
many On the other hand individuals seem to nave
les, conscience in dealing with cop1rauons than IN
dealing with private pc sons, 50 that the "hoie
relation is abnormal AID therefore morally nurods
their mower IS never impaired by death or disability
and rb,y destroy individuality and entelprse While
bey are really long step in the direction Of thas
concentration Of wealth and the demolition OF smaller
canital.sts which IS the chief aim Of socialism.
:. Yet tho coiporauon7 says DR. GLADDEN., is not
an unmitigated evil like the saloon that ought 10 Do
exte.minaied. The problem IS simply TO turn It's
ercri les IN legitimate directions. some contend thd'
This can be best accomplished by compelling II ID
make It's acton public and 10 report, perodcay ID
the state but I not at all sure that this pan coua
te wisely aprlied The true remedy think mus'
ne IN the qucenng of the cOnscences OF the corpora
tors themselves. As soon as we can De peiIeouy
ure Of their entire honesty, great part OF the e'
Will disappear H..
Three important public exercises have TAKEN pldco
to-day The first was the dedication of the woman
christian Temperance Union Room in the Memorial
Han. presented recently to the Assembly by James
II Kellogg. OF Troy, in honor of his mother, Anne
n kellogg. Bishop Vincent, who presided at 'ho
d,dcatlon said great many fatierns things ABOUT tha
donor OF tie hall, and paid an eloquent 't4oup "
the memory OF his mother loier was read iCDn
Mr. Kellogg formally turning over the room 10 'i'
organization Mrs. Henry read poem, and IN tlo
absence Of Miss Frances Willard, Mrs. Z. b. bueh'
nc chicago delivered a brief but effective address
tracing the remarkable growth Of the Union SINCE '
formation at Chautau1ua exactly fifteen years az"
Dr Hammer. the principal Of the College OF Lloerh
ART started for New-Iork this afternoon WIN I'0
I.rt olsen. Of Dakota University; Dr. r. +. Neu-
NOR and DE- r. T. Ely on the way 10 te lii''lu'iO"''
Congress Of Orientasts at stoc kholm ana '''
I hof,ro his departure the closing exercises OF 'h'
| colleen we're held. The Secrctarys report sho"'N
| that If -75 students enrolled this summer -oo h''o
nas..d through the school Of the English hlof' -
| have studded college Greek. 30 preparatory "reeN'
II college Latin, SO preparatory Latlh % neO''"'
| - New Testament Greek, A>syrfan, 100 German
ar1 cc French. Fifty Of the pupils were teachers
- universities and colleges and % teachers IN other
! ,tt,,,+o,s seven pupils came from Yale, TWO
from, Harvard one from Johns Hopkins ana one nom
| psrcc.on Three were Roman C"tho-'s t"c'No
, ,,. from, Canada six from Japan, two from Chna,
ono from Bulgaria. from Russia and one rom 'uoa
TONIGHT has been celebrated reunion OF Ohau'au.
,,,, alumni and students. A procession vas formed
nom Normal Hal and another itpm Llc he' ,b. ,
iSiin.orhv The Latte composed OF members OF the
~ = g. and al the Amphtheare DR.. j. a. NoLaeh,
| ~ tba Presbyterian sunday school Boari, maze .
| "ocL The caremonie, concluded IN the fav0re
SbaUtarqra fashion. with Fireworks and illumination;
Piots-,or Nahany lectured again This afternoon ON
. No9ar Greece and concert this afternoon was con-
Quoted by DR. Palmer Mis- Neey sieten zen s %%s ui
/ nianf.t and Ms Mau1e Morgan played me harP: \
PANT ~ college ln.n was held tonight ar Pont
CtpItanoua a.lo,, the ale. JUDGE John M,lchch
of Dcs MoincS Iowa and Judge l. Claypooi Oh Ihuia'
/ aroIiS have visited the grounds. . va, c..,A
/ Tie principal arrivals are: c. i. Judi t,raR'
! Rauids: f. ;. Wallace. Pasadena, CA'' ana l. W.
| Nichols, Durango, Mexico.