The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-07
OGDEN VISITS NEGRO SCHOOL.
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IN tho morning fI' ufI.u rlry raviowed
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A. tho services in he chapel. which fHI.
lowed tho inspection ut tha battalion. id.
droaaes wore delivered Nv the Rev ur
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solving. both " Boston and the Rev ur
Joseph v rwitchcll II Hartford. Conn
In the audience 90 the chapel eS"rci'ea
vas Cnmnifs.oper 81 Corporations Garfield.
who bad come on ihc Hampton wltha Wash
ington party
The Rev Or williams in hia address
referred In a general way to the 'trI-ts '
He was inclined 10 stand for the corpora
lions In the present hue and cry against
them They have their usnfulnass, and
things viii, he believes, work ou' right
In the end
A. tho afternoon nNorCla's ion 'hc school
gymnasium n bust NJ Gen $ & Armstrong
the founder 81 Hampton Institute was I'M
yelled. 4 bust Of Booker 7 " -hiug'ou
also was formally presented lo 'he institute
Both busts are oil bronze That Of Gen
Armstrong is bv Mrs Caivulader Guild
The Washington bust IL tn work hf Miss
Leila Usher. The Armstrong Association
Of New York Was largely Instrumental in
getting the husts for the institute.
William jay SchieGelIn. president Of
the association, made the presentation
address Robert { Ogden accepted them
on behalf OF the board Of trustees Booker
7. Washington vas 70 student under Cen
Armstrong end Mr. Ogden IN speaking of
the negro education Leader sad that the
highest compliment he could pay him
was 70 say that he Is the spiritual son Of
Gen Armstrong
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an Indian student at the conclusion Of
Mr.. Ogden's speech of acceptance.
DR. Frascls {. Peabody Of Howard Uni
versity and Justice Brewer of the United
States Supreme Court spoke
DR.. PEABODY sIld hat Gen Armstrong
taught the dignity Of labor He sent the
whole man to school, hand, head and heart
Mr.. Peabody said that one OF the greatest
risks which the unemployed luxury low
ing people run to-day is the risk Of losing
their instinct for work. The greatest peril
which the labor unions has TO fear to-day,
he said. is the belief that work II an evil
in the world.
Justice Prewer said Gen Armstrong;
theology was of the heart, not the head.
He said il had been n hard lesson for the
colored people To learn that they had to
work 10 succeed. But said Justice
Brewer. they have found that that Is better
than being dependent on charity better
than waiting on the tantalizing t~omfoolery
of politics.
I'VE are told to-day" continued Justice
Brewer, that there is going 20 he n square
deal for everybody, but | want to say that
the only squar deal that is possible il the
one III which the individual himself is tn q
active, persistent. incorporating factor
The Ogden party Will remain here until
IuesaY nlCht.