New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

can student were then pointed out and the wish
eApIesseo tnat tne speaker were again boy with
Cnem 20 begin life anew. The necessity OF having
goal and OF diligent study through life were
emphasized To be a genius. he sao Is TO be
failure for most men. The man who has plodded
on through school and through life will be the
successful
What Is hfe? he asked, and answered his ques-
ton thus: The heart of life is fight and a agbt
10 the end Of life" Mr. Morgan said that he was
nor patriarch Ike Mr.. Meyer but a young
man only few years ahead Of the students before
hin- He considered IL a high and holy privilege
to be at Mount Hermon. and he hoped to send his
three boys that they may share its blessings when
tney are older As he trained not to preach but
70 teach, such schools Mr.. Moody established
had for him special interest. He added:
g1s them aaYe tPs 6Ps ear f these young men want to
3 To, i UH tns present 90 By doing these two things
Seeing we are compassed about by so great a
Need 9o os let US De encouraged to action
sInnlng OF your own history? Loyal to their cOun-
God and they crossed the seas find freedom
Of Americs h S9SH' 96 %9uta say TO the young men
6utid monuments to their memory. but TO eTnbOdy
ent: There are a lot Of men who start out In life
20 s2 ma 1 three things % calling (9 companion
aSo When A man begins life with these three objects
GENES roung n De i Loses mem % al as ne & oe
"a Ii,, round p{ mole, a man needs to answer the
WI alloy God to upset it if He so chooses
Il
poetry usqally-and poet who tries to mend his
ton IS better than natural selection
A TENDER SUBJECT
country and ny V own @ mean Wofe taxing king 9 60r
bee bee There are some incidents connected with the
history or the two countries 70 which We will not
refer. Oaughter.) When I was in Washington
me one picture after anoher Whieh did noG i
terest me especially. and I said. That will do
LET LET us move on TO something else" tL-aughter)
" hen Wolfe was sailing down the river in the
cited softly to the officers the whole Of Gray's
"Elegy in a Country Churchyard,' and said to his
While Vote would have Eed To be 5oet crsy
youpg men, nor your companions Laughter9
ter but seriously. if you do make choice in this
You will not have to choose one you will find your
you do you VIII fail Of fo yoSr 1gs9 Guest n6g M ind
that enough is always little more than man
when one Christmas morning she found herself
She said; Just think I nave all this and Jesus
Christ, too" That was the true Christian ideal
Consecrate yourself to Christ and then I'll your life
full Io-morrow is made by to-day @ FIJI FIJI to-day
success that shall be to our best good.
DR.. Weston with his usual hesitancy. was reluc-
tant TO speak when called on He had been found
sitting in the last seat Of the chapel and in
vtted to the platform His address brstled with
points which were partially appreciated. The old
to begin life again, OF the speakers
had. He had lived fourscore years in the grand
est century since the world began. He had seen
the perfection Of the old ard he beginning OF
the new. When he boy things they
had been since the DAYS Of Pharaoh and Alexander.
only improved: the carriages were the same as
Pharaoh used, only improved His suggestion Of
the news from China being printed in classical
Greek caused a smile. The present age, ne said,
was not Improvement. but something entirely new.
His references 10 his early ministerial life caused
many a smile. his preaching the first year for 80
cents. and his rejoicing that he was not engaged
TO be married at that time such a salary. But
the smiles changed 70 tears when moment later
he referred TO Mrs. Weston When the time
came he said with emotion. God gave me a
wife. I never knew the perfection Of human char
acter until looked down into her soul. as only
husband can I owe everything am and all that
I have done 10 that perfect human character" In
closing he told the young not 70 borrow
trouble: he had borrowed considerable trouble in
his time and he had never found occasion 70 use
it after ne had secured IL.
Dr.. Hoge. in happy vein. quoted TWO poets, one
from England, from old England. 70 show
the value Of work
Longfellow had written:
The hsighss BY gFsat :, men s55 i29sqa a,es and kept
Were not ana a{Lalaeo nee oy j1 suoGsn Hls1s, I1s,,
Were toiling upward in the night
And Mr. Browning had sung
Get leave
To work in the world. tis the best you get at all;
For God in cursing gives US better gifts
Than men in benediction. God says sweat
For foreheads''; say, crowns; and so we're
crowned.
Aye girt with some tormenting circet Of steel
That sweeps with secret spring. Get work.
Get work.
DR.. Barnardo described IN his inimitable manner
the rescue of three waits from Drury Lane. Lon
don. and their reception in a farmers house in
Canada. The friend Of little children has the
hearts Of the guests Of the Conference. and IT Is
earnestly hoped that he will return again next
year After Professor Cutler had given the five
young their diplomas the Doxology sung
the benediction pronounced and the crowd hurried
bach u East Northheld to supper and the evening
meetings.