New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27

,rv~r..,sn He smoke for about ATTY minutes What
be SAID was 10 substance as follows:
aI dssirc TO look beyond the physical appliances
., .,S ne ,Sss uSderes al cduesiiou Edueaton
understand to be the building Of manhood ~ we
not sssf II he mind child but q ,hA, :, Of he
mind we should perceive multitude OF reationshPs
such % causaly and space and we must tase ID W.
law Of design and Ten thousand Other thnss ars from
tie antrsDed mind 10 the latter no sdoG iSsss
response TO these ros.Ionshps s nna grasps
ihom 1rmly. The fundamental charaetensrs Oh IN Mi
knowledge is the constructive ACTIVITY OF dnsrcnta,ed
om ali materials tic IDEAS and from ever theory ..
taOSsdge which says that S nsr and ii such IDEAS
inoTsdso ns r ssa m taH .stshss
out In all directions and makes itself az eCa0 nv the
wass THIS n. hs0 I,. Susls to
WIN ali W powers without on q. ths asSre also sets
tS R ssrR a. in 4s old ,s
snS IN respect s
eS@ss n and &c NOR. r Tssn
@ & SSe: nss
out God apd eternity Nature sssI a'S out win ali the
cr the relations tho universe to this thought We @ 1S
Ss. our universities should think for hemssyes and
our colleges should b growing into Inyer xSieS
1ssn tale al pSas 'fS
consideration Of the universe the moaerh a.. Luz
tionsi theory differs from the old theories by ie gaSp
OF this principle Pessonalfy, .he tbe ,Sderlying
thought OF all our york In educaAon. Inc umi VII.
yersty must treet all the facts N the universe; put
must not monopolize the field win physeu se'S;
must have history and language and literature. We
must Also study man the revelations OF conscious
ness We must follow the demands OF the iogIcai
nature, and 80 we are led to the thought OF per
sonI God Conscience viii not respond to the cues,
don, win It pay 1t involves the IDEA OF personA
sWe need the best appliances that can be oh;
Of the future IS for men more than anythnK ".
mon who follow moro than one line OF thoaght, W
don't men paisied In ono arm n1e y, tho
development every side Of man for ne WORK Oh 'n0
state And tho church OF God on the earth. .,
az come with embarra sment 10 take up INC ~u,N
OF this bonorod university. Yet cone Titil SONY s n
thing Of confidence on account OF h sy av IN which the
tr,stees have summoned and greeted mo- VIC esu
get ali we really need. But my tEusi IN la W aone
at last and In the courage ana ia''h ln@" " ~
The HYMN 40 God. help in ages past was
next sung and peculiarly appropriate oon'u'''''
was pronounced by DE-. McCosh. ..,,... .,,no,
The alumni proceeded at once 10 thc co.eS' Wien
rheTn Inv, commencement dinner was served. Mhs9
This had been eaten. Professor Van Vice. h.FVuU ~
StenheT II Olin of New-York was toastm@teT ne
began the spcochmsns with csse Tor alma mater
and Bishop FoSs for the trusteesi ~, ssd ria
spsecb vas eagerly listened to- lie p ps.br
interest in the Methodist Church sad the "a
nonfsdsra,Ion OF the churches somewhat on inc pisi
~ the American Union. He said thar scVehIy 81" Va
bis Students ct PRINCETON were now pruIcssGp, ~
varo,s colleges and no could afford 10 reIo Tacn nc
va. tcachinS in this way in scventy-Sx dinercn,
places. Speeches "'Io siS' "'''" VI "
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