New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24

LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of Iibb'
Established over 90 years.
No Old stock Everything Made satisfactory.
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say: Il met General Sherman last
night, and told him that the alumni ia
greet President Dwight and pay their annual
respects to their alma mater. | SAID that tle
highest distinction that could he c0heIrcu ui
that meeting would be the presence oil hiii it
Consequently. the most distinguished. the most
picturesque and the most lovabc man IN Aihclf
can public life is with us this evening: ,,irutes
The enthusiastic welcome OF lew HlIu1II
before was repeated with emphasis when General
sherman arose. He said
Your honorcd president has stated rutnfuiy . our
fN Of last evening" but he Gd h nSs S has
gentle way Of suggesting that Is even hoe
than an order lie has referred To- 10 me Sne5 was
marching to the sea, it would have been well hdu
Mr. Depcw is equally at home, when speaking with
Gladstone the Emperor of Germany or addreS s b
little school in Peeksk No man can resist resist I hs
proud of such fruit for yOu know by their lr,S> So
shall know them There IS no more refining nue i
recolloction n.' II not the bond Of law that
Of f6 human aceon YSa Should stand by each other
In sunshine and rain for human government Is Si mpeT
united human efforts. lOn should be proud OF AnleI-
lea and stand foremost for a noble future LOT So'
country.
J. w. ALEXANDER.
More cheers followed. and then James w Alex
andcr. president Of the Princeton Alumni Assocla-
ton. arose to respond for his college. His sallles
Of wit drew forth laughter in plenty. lie said
among other things
1t IS absolutely unprecedented eAsept t drno.s
Yale men, 10 give a party tremendous 'n nfand
ing and then invite him to dinner ana s'ai !,
nm up to 1 ten what p ne iA' at S S%e for
after the melancholy accident at Eastern PARK; Wi,el
the father Of Captain knoadcs'ht sala' me- invited
lttlo Captain Poe 10 be an honored guest H tR
ac That is the spirit which should prevail am9ng
gentlemen and scholars tApplausc roe win e''' f.
throw n dampcr over the proper enthusiasm OF
the occasion and stayed away. But | have been iess
look on that game u football precisely Il, yon do
Cnc> Of No.. 1t Is astonishing with what dihereh b
teri Last year we had very large freshman class
a. Princeton as You dld at yale, LnG pTo to tho
president the report that they were particularly
fine lot Of young men .,.. ,,,o h.. loon
stolen away from Princeton Is the Manhattan Nth
ctc club at a salary that would make most professors
dldaic n the new profcssorshp AT Harvard in ownE
FOR all that know Jim Robinson heard thl- ana "l'H
had never ~ccn less meat on so large huDcI VI
men In his lfr. Pcrhap, you think am Solhg -
i.lc showed last year how she could take Hckllle'
ana Princeton Will show this year now nc can f,
Wur~" licking. iAppldu'f.l. ipu 49,
,ou,rely and thoroughly Orange and black were our
dior, when wc went In. since then We have been wear
didn't know how I" pay. ~ W'n oo' r di.Iocated
broken colarbOncs. water ON inc Knee OF u,'l s a.,
Tho host team AWAY. win. We shall try again neA
year. and II is right that We should. Leu u uo a.
adycr,arlcs do In laW->rivc mlghtlly anu eHt anu
drink a, friends | believe I'm football. applause
Here may be mmateria evils about t. as about a.,
y,niSic, before calm Investigation. Why even AZ
harvard. after the game with Yale. the father oil
,cm. Involved I'm subscribing for silver tankards ana
i., sci, f,r Captain CumnOcHs team IN honor oi uc
defeat Of 1aS But faf ,2@ a aaG Ge don't sc
hat #, occur, only In fifteen years t"reat
Topc wonder at the Of Yale in athletes
I mink IL !, generally attributed 10 prayer. IN, l
rather suspect mat your daGtrIno your method
+, rather that Of the old col,red man S at
had had turkey on ThanhssyinG LAY no cot il he
hos aid hc aud being asked "heI' I'VE H., do"c
said: prayed for DAT TURKEY, our 'nnd ~ me- after da
turkey. and br,, lie Lord had three turkeys p'ior'
r, H. no man think that would provoke laugh
,t tLn rxpcusc 4 religion. II Is the glory oi bo aa
and Princeton that they we're plan"i %h ,no o
Int c',hrr No hlf and h't affair. but d9"nr,Sn't,
regular Regular regular Puritan 'al.'' ,hiot,,
and Princeton call pluck ana saHG, III ,nc S'' tio
the rcll, principle uoonlate mo o X,Ie mon with
o1t thinking Of Jonathan Edwards. with ms ccGord"
iron heel / wish It nad pccn an ron zoe JIG ! u
@ucathcd - rs mi, wear. ,laushterJ hI WI ~"
rrt ~ INN tha, w. want In the rush line. ahEn'c,I
We have =, little away from DIS tehc'7' Ui' W. az
DeIci,ihS ny MI" rom pulpit lately that Jonathan
rd,vars said We ought "a be willing To be dainHe io
the glory of GOD Eut BE- Is also rporteu ~
said that men think tley nav pc pbans hi.
when il /, only di-orcrcd 'toiHaon, ,, ,rhor ro
mark Eut sound religion i the prl'rc', nv IT,
q Yale and iTincr,@n al" o9etlmc, wonder whcthe
,,, cot far rom inc olu
fashioned college idea; whether me stauaT ' ,,,dnr
REGULATION l,a't getting too high whether lir u'v
,r,t,,,c f. not offered great variety OF literary,
,cicntIfc philosophical. ornamental sweets per ,,
q, ready to digest them Wn",icr "" i crrsc ending
itch closer 10 the old fouryOurN college '".isr' t -
i'm The bachelor', degree which has been. time OUT d
mind the badge Of liberal %lncation, ieavlmg, I
most yradratc course, those spcciacN when wonId De
io,,cr nIastoroi after thorough foundation ma p'n
laid I'm The time hOnor,d courses. with latln ana 'reoh.
sor,d osucation +, that which trains the nllI a
IN make II The most perfect conceivable instrument Nv
the development Of all il activities "hch J, 'oolla
rincation and then gnidcr IL choice so tla
ri. 4 What Vale and Princeton aim TO DO lNppmuNc3
Yale and Princeton stand together IN these oiy 'S'
Those who iov would win
Nm, -b,re H. IIaDpineS, born a twin.
rh.p I.t ~ write ON one single common banner
sound Religion aud sound Education ana lei us i I
high and carry II forward i'grr'NI,cN' Np ' '
who have seen II pass on may be forced to cN'ldIH'
Tn imperial ensign which full high advanced
shines like meteor, streaming IN the Wlh''
Tremendous anr long applause.l
Mr.. Dcpcw. the ever fertile. had another sur
prise for the gathering. 1t was the Introduction
Of another speaker. Senator Dubois. of Idaho. OF
the class of - Mr.. Dcpcw remarked now
rnpidly Yale men in the world. giving senator
Dubois as an example. The Senator made good
speech, and the gathering came to an END
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