Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-25
YALE-HARvARD DEBATE

Arouslng Nearly as Much Interest as
the Prom.-The Harvard Speakers
Here-The EIonOred Guests-The
Banquet.
The Yale-Harvard joint debate which is
coming off tonight is attracting nearly as
much interest as the junior promenade.
Admittance to the Hyperion will be by
ticket only. After the debate the mem.
bers of the union with invited guests will
| be banqueted at the New Haven house
| Chauncey NJ, Depew will be toastmastel
| and Professor Hart will respond to "Har.
| ward"
The following will act as ushers in the
Hyperion: On the stage, BE-. Hollister '92
J. E.Wheeler 1872 and G. g. Knowles 90; il
the house. E. B. Mowbray '92, H. G. Web
ster '92, G. n. Frost '92, E. Marshall '92
| w. G. Bronson 1913, W. J. Lamson 1913, L.
Smith '92 and w. Todd '94.
| The speakers will come in this order
For Harvard, E. H. Warren, Fred w. Dial
linger aud J. Stacey Brown; for Yale
Chamberlain, Mutually and McQuaid. The
Harvard speakers arrived last night except
Mr.. Warren, who is expected this morn
| ing. Mr.. Depew will preside and the fol
l AoUlAS ScAtIoAoA WILL udSc pluCCo ou tus
| stage:
President Timothy Dwight.
| Governor Morgan G.. Buckley.
Lieutenant Governor S. e. Merwin.
Mayor J. B. Sargent.
Ex-Minister E. j. Phelps.
Ex-Governor G. R. Ingersoll.
Judge Luzon B. Morris.
Ex-Mayor J. B. Robertson.
Judge 81. E. Rowland, New York city.
1 e ~ e
| nectlcut supreme court.
Justice E. W. Seymour Of the supreme
court.
Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, Hartford.
Clarence Deming, esq.
| Colonel N. g. Osborn, editor New Haven
Register.
Rev. T. T. Munger, D. D.
Hon. N. D. Sperry, postmaster Of New
Haven.
Rev. Burdett Hart, D. D.
Hon. F. J. Kingsbury. Waterbury.
| Amos P. Wilder of the Mail and Elk.
press.
w. w. Farnam, treasurer Yale univer.
| sity.
Ex-Governor Daniel H. Chamberlain
| New York city.
Rev. J. w. Backus, D. D., Plainv lille
Conn.,
Walter Camp, esq.
Hon. Francis Wsyland, dean of the Law
school.
j. G. Bennett, esq.
Rev. Edward A. Smith, D. D., Hartford
Conn.
Professor A. B. Hart, Harvard univer-
Rev. Joseph Anderson. D. D., Waterbury,
Conn.
Rev. George Bushnell, D. D.
Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, president of
| the American Bar association.
Hon. F. I. Dabois, United States senator
| from Idaho.
Ex-Congressman Stephen W. Kellogg,
| Waterbury.
Mr.. Bowdre Phinizy, Wing Hall, Prince.
ton.
Professor A. W. Wheeler, Professor G..
A. S. Cook, Professor H. P. Wright, Pro
fessor A. w. Phillips, Professor E. 7. Nc
Laughlin, Professor G.. B. Adams, Pro-
lessor g. j. Fisher, Professor A. T. Had
ley, Professor E. S. Dana, Professor Tracy
Peck, Professor W. Owen of Lafayette
college.
Mr.. Irving w. Street, Clio Hall, Prince.
| ton.
Hon. w. w. Upton, ex-comptroller of
| the treasury.
Judge A. Heaton Robertson.
F. n. NJ. Knox, ILL., D., ex-president Of
Lafayette college.
DR.. A. NJ. Fairbairn, principal of Mans
field college, Oxford, England.
A. w. Dale, N. A., tutor in Trinity col.
lege, Cambridge university.
General Wager Swayne, New York city.
John A. Porter, editor of Hartford
Post.
| Professor Briggs, dean of Harvard col
lege.
| Professor Tanssig of Harvard univer.
sity.
| Mr.. Curry, instructor Harvard univer-
sity.
| Charles P. Clark, prssidentN Y, N. Il.
& 81. r. R.
Hon. Cornelius T. Driscoll, corpora ton
counsel of New Haven.
Hon. T. P. French, New Haven.
At the banquet President Dwight will
respond to 'Yale," Professor Hart of Har.
ward to Harvard" Professor Hadley to
1.-THE Scholar in Politics." Rev. Joseph e.
Twichell of Hartford to "Linonia, -
Brice, Harvard '93, to the sHarvard
Union;" Upton '02, to the ''Yale Union;''
Bayne '02, to "Yale Publications" Judge
Rowland and John A. Porter will also
speak. There will be $50 present at the
banquet. A. P. Stone, one Of the speakers
in the former joint debate, and Harry A..
Potter, jr., of Harvard are at the New
| Haven house,