The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
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IsAaznt
las pFsslsleat sal Postmaster General
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sAsitsss ias farm nssslsSss Assas tAe raaEx
HttG decorated
isals had been erected on the farm. ard
an lintastsss crowd sroxa the SarruanasnE
ssAsssitsy Was pssseaf, iisciuaIng prssm4neal
Presbyterian GlssRSs ms programme
ssEaHssa iato TIVE parts. opened s4ia re
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tSfe 4 tae EAEgr test Asssl sSre given . Hlost
s'istn asssstis sesco.sac. Tneg sxsak seats 90
me platform.
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ESkSz oI the day sss read cy Rev ~ n
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. bounding os Ia lag cssllrTe, and the a. =
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tosest hs Rev. X n Patterson. oi Phlia
aolpsaa, essAios of tae asosaszsTaaa, y aa
delivered an address on the ass- cosisSe
az '. ar Auu&y. oF frsncet0sa college,
deliver q 9n S1stress tsv mas followed Is
Aey- Dr. AcesNsne. prestdsa, Of isaaapfo1-
sydney teissge cg Virginia. on The indu.
tnee ~ slFginis sad tsae College ia The
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peaiedls- HE said Ia part
Il thank toa for yoar haspiSshse tseat
9ea1 ~i Elc to-day. ana J must say | have
much pleasure Ia beiag nsre. For every i'm
Pulse of honest prize which ssirs youS
hearts meyes mine. | sm al 1o stand
ssrc a. the souFce ui tie srxas goeeramenE
have sesn the Mississippi river aurryin
/ ouf It's ho<d 10 the tsuil a. q have had
he Pleasure of stsnssiUg At the sssaree nf
The srsai Missouri, but v bat j. the icsce
aa4 eaensy implied by taese
with the movement iRaasnraie3
~ ne .Apriausss sm gls8
10 oe here "a hel9 u Il bra.s as one az ghess
hes% impulse grew igo3 salail beg n
alias. ana set hos Far reaching in itS re-
salts and effects. / do uc, want 10
cxAif the ffs shxtSFsa eh1rta ana Vet i
/ think historians who hsyr esSu untouched
sy partssaEs sasp. testify thss "a has bcen
msgntacenisy pressed oawsr3 ies US
take TO czcs ward Steps let W. continue
Ia HseFiE the favor Of tod sad do HIS work
anIii the world shall cease Ia move stead
las a. j. oar character, our enemies have
Called u otstloAsy, Ana THERE arr &c q
siens waen even That Trait that ehsrxf ter
izes as las it. - rrfces- Let us ny trends
eont4sne fo be stssdfasi IN the faith
pteiured aud strengthened CA the sacred
spot
5. Ar The close Of the PRESIDENTS address
was sceie at wild excitement for eve
minutes. Men ANA wonnca wee cheering
aud waving handkerehieis. After singing
Nearer NJ God I Thee the laesning
exercises close ~ 80 = IN.
Toe president EiaJ party we're escorted sa
fsui was ne boaatlsua luach was spry as
At the cone us.un cf ianch the president
and parry stated bask Ia wansmAker's
country seat.
The departure Of the pFeslaen; did not
seem 10 lessen The size 81 the crowd a, the
afternoon session.
Governor Beaver read arr ardrcss eulo
gistic of tie Ing college and It's founder
P.sssmasfef-sseneral Mxnamaker spoke
bEie lie, a.d closed by snggcSflne tas re
otiildiag the old Log college ~ form
n nearly resembling the original rs pos
Stale. ~ a Faemol iat of 1snnant Whitfield
and the early Presbyterian heroes
Letters Of regret were read from Rev. Or
samuel Alexander, of New York: Rev. Dr
N Gosh. president of Pfincesoa ceilsg ge,
aud Governor Green. 81 New jersey
After several other short sairs s>ss. the
celebration ended AZ ocsock by the pro
Dnncigfion of the heuessietioa by Rev /.
risoa, and the most memorable day In TIE
history OF Bucks county. and uuo which
VIII he n rsmenbertd b. those present. Was
/ brought ~ "a close.