The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

which Princeton men heartened themselves
as they look'd back q century and a b II t.
,"sk % more dSIics n mora dcu Z and
ing here in the hsit Of those older days.
and .poxers and sketch the creed by Which
We shall he willing 10 live ~ tho DAYS to ON"
We are but men o. single xensJSt,Gn /" ~. Nh
live her lie l. in US VIA, We conceive sh..
oysr we are or V The more
The service Of in nt,, Of lsanning =,
n"s h nSS hr e So'S sH.1s s s"% @
and more complex MD is interests b' 81
to touch ths ends Of tie rsrtn n"r "
v"rsities Of the country must take part IN
supplying them
rot Of ' m.,s POI o,% ne bur Of I thr spirits
This IL rot the a" ~ which TO teach men
iheii sreoin, tasks e'e,H th,.r tasks h.
Is NH The place i" "h"R u, """ 'caeh them - re-
l.tlons which all ta.k- b,dr 10 the work of
condemned "a learn ohly the tech icnl .ll!l
hv which they are o live. hut th's. are not q,
I"'H "hos" privilege 1t II TO com" 10 ct
,riror-i'y men ought 20 hold 'hcmsriv s.
b94ad to wax the uppi road, Of u,eiuInt -,
WE'VE, OF the general Z, ads OF liz I'm, j.
Why. b'lieve general training. with ne. pr
ticular occupation in view. 10 b. h" very hear
and essence OF unlversity ualnine. and IN,
indsp' Gsahie iOuLdation OF every ~ur'i II
Development Of knowledgr or Of aptitude
s"hoar 10 hs f,inpt r OF Of invrs, SITS VI
have studied the history of America,
have seen her grow sreat y ne r.ths ol
great i'd IT, EV Vfi con nc SI ding bat
she has done has seemed to rise out Of Ca"
ll"r gregt"st victories hav" h"en IA" i,C-
tories Of peace and Of humanity Ard in
DAYS quiet and troubled lliKr Princeton has
stood for The nations service. to produce
men and patriots N.r national tTJdi'lOl
t"ss1 With John wither.plor. III mastor.
10 Jamrs MadiI'op q. pupil aud has not
DO not know What the friends Of tn,S
sound MD tested fou dalton may have -
shall he added IN tlai spirit and wth that
CONCEPTION OF duty Tho, j. no better way
:" build ~ learning and ''H"Ss" power
seem v" must lead the world W doubt v,
sh2ll sci ~ an "Nnnvl" unIr"c"dent' not
only 10 III" magnitude and tl!.ns p,rtrc-
ton ~ our Industries and arts. hut "ls j.
The splendid scale and studied Il, 'gil of our
university establishments tn ~pi,' OF the
az viii lf' NJ 20 every great enterprise
Bni IN" ancient eputIt oi sound I"trntHr
win also rule Us, We shall drmonstrstr iu our
lecture rooms again and again. with NOR H-
's volnm" OF proof, II" OH pm lu!"~ That
h. We mad" u free and great rrHGl"R p"i.
shah read here Vi" chastcnrd thoughts that
lhv" kept Nc Young and - y m Ike "a pur'.
the school OF Earning shat h" The school OF
.n,mory and OF ~ hSSpn 30 ,hr mn DO b..
The hymn lin Fe-te Burg" was sang
and the e rsmuniCs We're concluded Witu
the r,n.dictIon 10y bishup SsittiI,r.
The dCadcnh" IrOc' -si"n proceeded i'm.
media,eiy Ia the steps Of Nassau hall where
President WILSON adore ,-'d the els ma
briefly The PROCESSION continued uowu
the NcCosh walk to the plot - l"ct"I for
the erection 81 the slC1nD dcru.iturv Civ, n
by Or Wilson's class. n" new i'r"siceur
turned the first sod for tine hUluing and
then spoke informally +" rh' under
graduates. Thai was the last of the ryrr-
else. of N" day, aud th" proc ~-ion
broke up
l'rcri, an and Mrs Wis., 90" a roe. ~
non al their homo 20 IN" 4 u W.. under
graduates and visitors Pre- 'r' Ni,-Ol
all gave a u''lrer 20 the rcprc~sNft' We
e OF ar universities ana some ct he SpcCia
9,r.>;> OF thc university. hmoTg he
gen, lenen plsselt a The di'uer wer"
Pre-iden; Hadl.v oc Yale. Pre~i !rl' Batter
# Columbia. Presii"r' Harper Of the vui-
Ner-ity Of ChicaG', ur Patton. Gov. Muir
ply. j Pierpnnt Morgan. Samuel Ci"ne y
Thorna. p Reed, Thors~ Nrs.u ps 70
" {. FIX. Edmund ,aren," selma"
Col. \ X MoC,lr". Rober' 7. Lincoln
and Wavn" Na"Ncdgh