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

influence Of the universities IN this matter Zee
universities OF America would. though patriots To
the backbone, give announcement or coun'ehance
lieye they only voice IN. feeling OF the main body
of educated American.
CC1I.fGE MEN AND PUBLIC LIFE.
Bit Ne are tod that the opposite utterances 10
which have referred are largely political Very
well. Then must look to the universities Tor
the leavenng. rodcratins influence. and not Only
! IN. influence OF exhor,ation or example. hut the
,nnu.pc. OF a practical snare and part IN pubic
NE At Princeton YOU have special aavan, ,ness
Tor training IN these directions. ] refer 10 mos"
Two vital essential elements q tho universiiy, me
halls, And take ine opp3rtu ni-y,,l,,ren. tho;
hive paid me in inviting 10 become one OF fhe'r
ororary members. II seems thai IN ms martrs
erclHsio YOU ask which have accepted. We'll
ne orr. which nov have nc nonor 20 ", an I'M
partial at-itud, Besides, am sco,cnman' m
cred 70 .,niio1, N rsn .rr,sd ~. po.,ion' ~.
+ ian.riaxe OF the Scottish judges when thty nav
to decide upon some knoity poin, as 70 whGn ,hes
;udcment take The matter home and SLEEP over ~
But rever;ing TO ne aues .Sa c OF rs NAV
often require some sef.sscrlnc. on o. ,hf o ,b
A Young American. wen 70 DO. I. sutton FOR the
hand Of the daughter Of sn English peer CWe
young man. in giving 20 his prospective fe'her,h
Law some account OF himself nnd his POSITION
My ra,he- wanted M 20 60 into the house nut
! "i1S saS' says IN. Enrr.hnan n. wished YOU
10 enter your me- n IN 's AZ bad rs
that, mean. our house Of business -,
h rhs Claims n.e 81 s0ff he pDc ..rTc. in lofty sens.
May this recognition be everywhere strengthened,
Soresssd faSii,ties occasion. for mutual inter
course in Carnde We frequently have me sails
amman CONVENTION. o; vsrou. a..ociaions ere
heId within our own borders. Whenever ne-~
mt NJ
| I have heard o, complaints. which Il Scotcn
sram o. he yisitor. and listed After al th- cult
y.tns ~ ,o,n on .rss5s r,.ndshlp
pRrNcEToEs GREATEST TRADITION.
And now nv concluding word Among ne var-
an. tradition. and responsibilities OF Princeton one
s.ems 70 stand emnent-namely. The mission OF
Maintaining firm stand upon the Fundamental
teeHio racdgnItjon as pervadns influence under
stood even wnen not expressed in ths various pnAse
~ the University i'ework. And with ;hs an OPEN
minded ae tolers Mt spirited doctrine In his g9
should reioee eu % nrNs ,bi IN sssenring to
| new presentations Of old truths ~ shouli alo" a
and Vital in relation 10 high tone and hgh siin
| such q reference AZ once suggests 20 man o. -
sonhca ton 81 n. widest sympahc,ie charity COM
bned with mobiles, Ch1stkff sinsenss T s 81"
~ t,oun ana loves her~ indeed h- was wher-
f S he S ca"s III. rore could be heard
tOdy Gsl II not sna xe 49, psf ' IL so
a Sesree: Keep ,nnocency and take heed 10 me
| thing that is rgh.. for thst SHAH or''s "'""
peace a; the last
| Ar.- Lord Aberdeen had spoken. the aud'en'"
| sang america" and the benediction was pr
| rounced nv DR. Patton Seated on the PLATFORM
| during inc exerctsos OF the morning we're man!
| n-or1inent men, among them Dahifl ~ ,'. VIZ,
| ma, president Of Johns Hopkins nt'e'sl'y' al'''
| prnvns. Harrison OF the University OF f'Hh~9F
| vana
ENTERTAINED By DR. PATTON
eoor after me exercises in Alexander Han
r.ere ended a luncheon IN honor % l-ord ana
| LADY Aberdeen given a. prospect os
President and Mrs. Patton. There "-re prese"'
| three hundred ana ffty guests. among whom
| uare Ar and Mrs Cherries F.. Green, Senator
| md Nrs GRAY ~ Delaware: ex-senator ana
| Mrs Edmunds. Mir and Mrs. WhiteiaW heiu'
! Mr. and Nrs William +. Dodge. Thomas y NC,
| carter the Rev. Dr. John Hall, the Rev. Di: ana
| Mrs Charles Cuthbert Hall, President TIilhah
| az Johns Hopkins and Mrs. hIinan, -.
Chancellor MacCrscken Of ths Ch'yersMnE o'
| Network M and Mrs. william J.. EItdns'
! crre.y Davis the Rev. Or Henri! van DYKE
| Nrs Na,thev Baird Mrs Wilson and MISS zen
| dleton of Philadelphia. Mrs. Pennlngton' OF
! newark: Miss Rachel l.. Kennedy. OF New ork
N. I'D ID Ms Henry NJ Alexander, Mr.. and
| Ms Charles r. Alexander, Mrs. David Brown;
| DR. and Mrs samuel T. Lowrie, General ana
| Mr. striker John A. stewart ana MT anu
| Nrs CYRUS Adams. Of Chicago.
| At "A dinner given this evening y! III. battol 1
| rho following guests were present: Lord and
Tadv Aberdeen Lady Marjorie Gordon. Lieu
| ,nnan, Eeene John l.. Cadwalader. g. c. Cuyler'
| Miss Cuyler Senator and Mrs. Gray, Mrs. WI.
SON of Philadelphia Moses Taylor rS"e anu
! Mrs Wescott.