New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

in an Informal but highly pleasing manner also lie
was followed by Arthur ComstoCk. Then Mr. Depew
| responded Yale.
! Mr.. President My freud Mr. rcaman sail th,,
came late tonight Tor spectacular cuect. lie dd mo-
KNOW Why VI, detained 1t was because Il reporter
came TO ste me to KNOW II would like, in his paper 10
, rehaDllatc myself IN tie social position which my
liIcnd Mr. MrNlatcr had failed T. assign me by CIV
p's IT. Il my own. (ureit aushcrJ OF course,
responded mat the fringe never describes the body.
daughter and appauseJ
- Jane, ku.scI Lowell once said t. that an after
uihher speech was always success, 10 matter what
else it contained. if 1t had one story and one Joke
nhch gentlemen nkc MI Alexander, Of Princeton zap
clause, and myself have appear 1T each Of thes
college dinners during the winner, and Tor year after
AtA! III SUCCESSION, the one story and the j0ae
don't work. lie and propose 81 form a dual league
winch shall eAcIudc every but ourselves laugh
iefJ We address every year the same audience, aud
| NE topic Is always the same" the junction Of
Neral education and the relation of athletics 10 sue
hearing each other that sometimes in Tho absent
MYERS the speech OF The otheand the other must ncccs
Sarlly deliver the speech Of lis friend. LaughtorJ
horace Porter; ana an Earl, the III ecnth in
,ucceeon TO the ttle. said acrNaI 1T is a~toni,l
ing how these Americans bright rs they unlouhiedlv
are III some rsprct>, cannot help letting tie ca,
r,, On an occsson where Yale and Harvard come to-
se.her we must must necessarily be reminiscent laugh
ter2 In 1888, two wears after the foundation
tan ersmd2 Of Of d de Hq1Gm G sa Pu to
, found z collegS Harvard protested, the ground
be enough young men in the country TO sup
port Il, two S S9Hgss That Yale microbe did not
lied It's developed descendant it abandoned temporarily
1 The university and sent $50 to Harvard. applause,
again endeavored TO found Yale to be met by the
objection, and after sending contributions lnclud
| sixty years aerward Harvard said. in the langnasc
OF the umpire In boat race to-day, CO. and Yale
we nave been endcavoring during these 200 years
70 eaten up That has been the ambition OF Tie stroke
oar hlt Is what led TO the result at Springfield. Still
we are compelled, I'm order completely catch up.
COUNT IN those sixty years when Harvard stood the
!
WIN years Of athletic lumpl, sac mas become
Princeton Harvard have had their dinners; bnt W.
have postponed the Yale athletic dinner until all those
mcnt ana the enjoyment Of our sister COLLEGES Laugh
ter and applause That athletic dinner will add t.
| the gayety of nations. daughter and applause
The contest between Yale and Harvard has been
WaGcd ever since Yale began. At first 1t wa purely
exercised the nclccs Of Jonathan and OF Bcllamy and
Others Of the greatest minds the pulpit Of America has
place of the football the baseball and Tie oar Of TO-DAY
MD while they differ as widely rs the poles, ana
ireqnenty debate the existence Of heaven and nm tn
great university delate between Harvard and Yale b.
political conventions and governments, in the pato9 o.
yHnacular Of the present day supposed 10 hc mn
by The biz four hut all Of that which consists of hehor
education IN America the creation OF it, COLLEGES inc
! promotion Of it. best thought and It's utcruiarc' Ia.
! end Columbia applause They differ as 10 r.cir
methods Of instruction as 10 their creed, and upon.thc
! 50 useful confident i'm u completed and roriol- pl-'
and superb present that il counts defeat NJ The hands
/
T;ie-e great institutions. win their own children
founded in every state and Territory. conscious that
Eq. mtf,dts ~ ma nired ,", ,o aS ,I, , rl ot
/ Institutions and ORGANIZATIONS combined. dong con
! tnucd applause
PRINCHroN'S ABLE CHAMPION
! Princeton next called upon and ior her jane
| W. Alexander poke ~ follows:
As ! look into your faces and remember how ! hli
when these two colleges were rent with controversy
over certain moncnt'H> questions. am Thinking what
I % Ice ID fl, u hon
1 viewed under die..rrrt light. lave even known
/ Harvard to Yalc In varlous lights. At time
/ Harvard gives II out that Yale l. her only love ard
she will Ilay with else But IL j. reported that
since he meeting Of the pcnpot,ntiarcs AT spHu.
tcd, the Other day, mag went into Cambridge book
lnow Whether thcrc +, ,ncl, a Goo There NAV have
wa: =" Have YOU seven Years in Yale, Nv stage
attended at the store Instantly replied no but we
NOW, You present an altogether different aspect {"
me FROM that presented during those unhappy year
| elyslum % New England. DO not know whctl'r
am IN every respect exactly like Ills ENccllcncy
particular / am certain tint ] have been ike him.
! have stood before Harvard audience. when. =
an iGtimetlon might b" given that pclroua non
frata .Laughter3 lut ! am bound to ada that no
elaGnnte, at nj. beard The genuine academic cmcs
lad hospable and enthusiastic reception. and tli-
During thc year. Of strife. however Harvard
ana Princeton have o.ed on each other with a III
/ toI'"d vl,on. You REGARDED our beloved snake
Amcs. for example not good and REGULAR student.
a he wac, Gut a. a noisicr ~ human i"m VINO broke
J some nhWnttH law or lu"inHU bN d"lheHt'lN ana
! WIN nance pIfpns" PaNlhS hhsrball HffgnaIlN
/ during vacation: uhrgftcrl We In turn, regarded
yonr rofe- or Anes rot As the professor a. podasosc
athletics, as b" wa. but a N ogre who might al any
} moment swOop down out = Now England and blot
| Ncw-Jcrscy altogether ont ~ the map Gaughfcr.i
Now an i, chars cd And II may u-c without
rrcvercuce the words Of the familiar hymn;
Onr comi,r, ned o,r c,rC. I,nnnr,r
~ lavc borft f..ffn +I..
PdVGai 4rounu M,if' "I yarn tM.n l'
Hi' 'Iu" "" 20 - .i.'it li'"' ia t'i..i ~.
ID vi" ~nc '',lpc i",l .Ia' we "''' il" u"In- ~.
HKuctDI ua,s Lcl3It 'c "lP'", l'u'-' r'n''H44'I
/ lor instance. "hch at one, "i your Uin'f' th''
charul nE GAIIc- non o. inc iiHVAd luci' iIrrl Jan