New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23

eminent. a frugal and economical people would
command frugali,y and economy IN public admin Mn
rsli;y would exsci them IN nigh places. a people
4 who held sacred the honor OF their country would
insist upon lis scrupuols protecuon and de.ehcs'
! and a people who love peace would not again SUI
fer the humiliation o. seeing dashed rom me-,
among the ma ;ons Of the earth in ;he nigh miss on
o. driving out ne cruel SaToaTler OF Tor
Happy 10 the land where examples Of herosm
nnd W Waere ss e and
troIied. watched and defended by the. virtue. pa
trotism and intelligence OF millions OF truly SELF
made men.
WHAT LORD ABERDEEN SAID
/ After the address Of Mr.. Cleveland the degree
! n. Doctor Of Laws was conferred the Earl Of
Aberdeen Or. Patton in a happy mood intro
duced Lord Aberdeen who respon led with fine
address In which he said
/ The compliment and mark Of confidence which
you have now bestowed upon me il feepiy appre,
/ dated VINO could fail to value the possession OF
honorable mention ~i'h this nierssiiy II 1as
snd rich expandins pTOspec, Tor the future It
has and To g syc a "a yes g sgS.v
/ ANYTHING TO merit such distinction at your hands
/ OF mine in he future shall lead you TO recall your
present mark Of goodwill and spprovai lndseg a.
dlfHcui, 10 remove the insignia from my shoulders
At any rate. in the mean TIM snail VII pr' ~
Prnc.ton hood with the confidence nat nov .ha
not incur tho accusation which wa. oncs Drought
On the occasion 10 which refer Bishop W,Ier-
fore Was 0ne ,n o, som m%ss ,rs lon and aid
My lord have sseI "a M, 10, s s51d s'9 s
said the Bishop that's bad but ! SUPPOSE i isr'
worth while TO- MAKE coz , re Jus PSlns il
s Serious Hs' matte The nan IN 'ac IS wearing
lie his back "oh sad ,h1 B;MGGp; MR., s e MOI
say a false hood ru,
oa r se oh sTa o Rs' n1 when
sTai aSr by a c1esS In Of r. "s a.
sty 1heS furnish that 'ense O. = POSSIBILITY
whh $500 sov ~ those s aho lave vorksd
before vs. VINE he ssms tine Issyns full nc scSS
for vs b n"a q
se.d,nr phase. Of the national HE hope, gentle
I %fn I Id ao ' occurs 70 me vont form AZ
Interesting and appropriat. exercise on me o
oral exs m!nation the replies TO which would at the
time display your .i,nr R psrhaps yo
/ think it would be more entertaining !. as your
sye D now were w eH aop
quite that desire that process-a' 'eas'' no'
jus, yet
THE BEST KIND OF EDUCATION
But rever,!nr 20 the tradition Of Princeton AL
/ low me 20 cay thar OF It's many claims TO ne
/ rr,,s-,, couNdenc. OF the country is that while
/ On The one Ia nd there does not appear I" have
beer any tendency 20 disregard or uproot what mas
been inherited from the past there has on D, Ime
ess O. prufins or extending relation % the mu.
Hilarious hranches Of his gres, eenTe of ,a1
silude 10 even fex OF the conspicuous fca,ures o.
The University Nhicn s,rke 'n iSe 10 ons char
scs rstic IN he methods q the oTganiLaIo, Inc Inc
extensive though dsresay The rrsSae zen S ana
would tel US ma they coqq e Sr thing ns
~ haye an equipment and another thine - MAJ a
1reren.
sud may lead TO tendency 10 crainmlng arg q
wan' Q, 80 goVnrnnv body has carefully guarded
agans; this tendeacy or dang "mcn r'a ~ sns
81 devartnents Of science. for example the am
!. 10 secure that. taking ne academc Sourss d
nv he spportoned the pursuit OF me espec a.
subject tho REMAINING i"o-nTds smo", orv snient
eynrass,on which TO save time ! use as sun y
cent With The true idea OF college teach
- sisser university the essential PURPOSE OF inr
College course should not be so mueh 70 see ~ y
3aSn mans %ln6 during the Witch he
spends at sse olegss in and mind
buiIding Il has becSme , .ru ,hn nportsnt hns
must me- sricure should be adapted in ne best
noss;bc manner for this purp9se ne hnrsnss %;
az rave pa goods thus stored are intended 70 be
vsed IN. Won Will see what wish 10 snsses"
INFLUENCE or ATHLETICS
r..,.- vhep we speak OF ne college course anu
college lie in relation 20 the inie"ec'u' SIue' -
80. ue do not forget that there is large ana
,N,.,.,. Ao,,y,msnt nor recognized as intellectual
~, ,,,u nc ding an importsn, position In relation
to life training. allude OF course. Tor instance
~ a,hle,ics for which IN its comprehensive sense
I suppose tue alternative cnf not str,c'iy Il
besr great deal Of discussion as TO the props,
Tsaii{e P9s sg a He INT it. undue predonsnce
thiua that II Trst hc san,en IN regsrd,ns IA.
Saenpioen. Of manly athletics and all that IL i'm
pss, ~ thrtf beyond reasonable grounds
II for example. We estimate N" literary scnisvs
ME Inc decade which viii close los, ~ me en e1,o O.
OF specia distinction in the ma Ter % srea, work
many other attractive ana charming forms Of T Sn,
ing Rut unless great a ao anV ersrv a
,pory would be prepared 70 class the decade as
s ss1 HSt ''' s Sreq"si9d q
Now, some peope he ieve,and J mink there 7
~ DO Win tho enormous prevalence OF Interest Il
Es nSs' . xeG are s eRS ;RsSA' ar.
ssarc So to , sit dS"n taken 10
IN W ,1Tm attributinr mercennry motives
s hSfs .p Us snd demand literary in other
may be 9ssd Tn a esnno
when college or ever ,1c co 90 nsys n sfen ny
Id hn more d~ ass @0t1n
'ns m NOT going 10 nloraiZe upon this subject
piI only say further that the importation Of pro
.s go ai,sm into athletic pastim-s should be dis
..nrooad as much a. possible II has often Dse1l
eource Of iil-feeng, something's Of rougnness. an'
Sour ,,en Of gambling all Of which need not
enyS not be made sdjuncts or character'stcs o
tnst kind Of true sport
INTERNATIONAL ALLUs,oNs.
-, .cok. at the outset as briefly as could abou
,,s natural sense Of qualification caused by the be
i'e III ~ an honorary degree oy this University
, 80, ,,nre 1. an aspect OF that matter which ma,
''n,cmpla,e with rs much composure and iniarti
',, a. Il IL referred TO some person totally or
gnu ~Trnn, myseif l am here. In fact IN "a dra
fertn, and think may sumo that Il - TO ~
capa,nooif.;enersi Of Canada rather tnah ,e nd'