New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
RECOGNITION DAY At CHACT1OQOA.
r,p,oN,s AWARDED TO 234 GRADUATEs-DR Ed

r,p,oM,s AWARDED TO 234 GRADUATEs-DR. ED
WARD EVERETT HALE's ADDRESS
C,.u,auoua n V Aug. % (SpeciaD-This was
RECOGNITION Day at Chautauqua Two hundred ana
thirty-four persons passed through the "o'"ei,
Gate were recognized. as 1t Is called mere anu
received their diplomas. The grand PROCESSION vi
undergraduates graduates. students who were ABOUT
=. ,,r.aua,e and members OF the lower classes was
q half mile long to-day. reaching from the Han Oh
Philosophy down along the lake 'front.' anu "p ~
the Amphitheatre where a long line vi !o"e
women gave a continuous Chautauqua SALUTE "
the members Of the classes as they eh'ereu '"e
Amphitheatre to listen to the address OF the ua!'
There were about 1900 persons in line. the grauua'
ing class being led by the president Ut A"u'e"
& Ellis OF oil City, Penn. Dr. Nhham ~ ~
can marshal of ,he day. called the asseiioae' "
order Dr. Jesse l.. Hurlbut was maoe o"". ''a''
and he read the class poem. written by tiaii''
Monroe entitled THE Philomatheans" After re-
ons,ve reading service DIR. Edward Everett Hale
delivered the address, taking as his subject ne
Fit Education of the Prince He SAID IN SUD-
stance: ,, oro
No subject in education has challenged more r
.r;ors attention Literature and history are
fun of the desperation Of the efforts wilc ,ouor ri
dynasses ana Of Their princes Feneon in his Tele-
machus" and hundred Others have iriea tpaincd
us how an emperor or king shouiu p be trained
II is clear that young sovereign must pe r
to purity courase honor anp training he must
know the history Of his county, ne and admins
well the history OF her .',ccecSes
,re'ion h, must know his people, their sucoss 80,
90 their failures 1t does not follow that nv i ho
he able 10 catch any eclipse, but ne mus ho can
can He must know how TO ma Ii,l 80, III, az
ali giant from the sealed casket ana SET nm co.,
work for mankind. He must know now 10 looN To
a new Edison who work IKE miracles a sh,s T to
nrince then must know men. He must De ao' ,hat
call the right from his separate P'@ ~ ,haee
10 may serve the Nation. We are sure Oh t ose
i've ponts of what the prince must 40, ,nara,r
ssrred thai we will not try to make him mercy
student of language Of any one science. 'Leao.
ri all shall we be satisfied with his educaton, 800
nov and that ought to be stoned wno he rad
bint that il was enough for the prince 'na1 "e nav
learned to read. to write ana 10 ciP'ie' -,
With this introduction for the training OF an I'M
ocned sovereign Dr. Hale went on 10 spear vi t1Io
tranine of the sovereign of America me be,
=, America he said is the people of America Cnau ,
Ramona is ready here with its statement. VIA he
educate our sovereign as the princes so - a
eJucated We will give him all that belongs 10
liberal education. He shall be trained 70 no
honnr Justice truth; ne shall enjoy the whoe rang
80 history For this he shall have the keys oi t.e
treasures OF literature and the ireasuIes u -, ,each
II 10 not the business of liberal euuca o " 49,,
men their specalties; its business is 10 teae,i has
the language of their time Chau'auqua ""0"N
men how TO learn .os q. oclork by
Rtshop Vincent. assisted by Dr. HurIpue anu serv'ce
and In the evening a c. L. S C. campaign se Lii
H Ms Hale Dr. Hurlbut Bishop Vincent, pr' r.;
Schell of Chicago; Or. Steel, OF MISSISSIPPI an, ana
a. Duncan with readings by Leland Powers anu
sonus nv the Aeolian Quartet. The anpnltheeaIr1
ond many cottages decorated ana sile NO
a1e were beautiful and numerous Inc SUPER
,nasn,s Of the floral offerings were Mrs George
r. Vincent and Miss Laura Fry Inc cas- %, VI uo.
recently formed. has already enroued nere ~ TeIHew
hers The president Is Professor waiter L. ii'''
of New-York