The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-22
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Princeton. N. T.. Oct. 22.-The follow
3ng is the speech of President Cleveland
delivered at Princeton college today in
connection with the sesqui-centennIal
celebration OF that institution.
Mr. President and Ladies and Gen
tlemen. AS those ia different oceupa-
ti0ns and with different training each
see most plainly in the same landscape
view those features which are the
most nearly related 10 their several
habitual environments SO in our con-
temptation OF an event, or an occasion.
each individual especially observe and
appreciates in the light his mode Of
thought applies. such of its features
and incidents as are most in harmony
with his mental situation.
Today. " lille all of US warmly share
the general enthusiasm and feliCitati IN
which pervade this assemblage. am
sure ITS various suggestions and mean
1ngs assume prominence in our re-
spective fields of mental vision. d pend
ent upon their relation to our expert
ence and condition Those charged
with the management and direction of
the educational advantages of this mo-
BILE institution most plainly see, with
well earned satisfaction, proofs of its
growth and usefulness and its en-
HANGED opportunities for doing good.
The graduate of Princeton sees first the
evidence Of greater glory and pres
tige that have come TO his alma mater
and the added honor that is reflected
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awaits their graduation from Prince
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ness and excess.
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national health Who can better eau
tion against passion and bitterness
than those who know by thought and
study their banetul consequences, and
who are themselves within the noble
brotherhood Of higher education2
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