New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

Gay of the year In which they should all preach
on that topic.
Dr. Adler said that as the object Of uniyer-
sities was 10 supply faith for the deepest faiths
of mankind. educated men were destined always
70 be the supporters Of peace. Il was their duty
lie said. whsn such hoarse cries as Remember
the Maine. were abroad. 10 stand for sober de-
Liberation against popular excitement
After speaking OF the anonymity in the doing
Of great things. DR.. Adler added
There IS 20 be built at The Hague Temple OF
Peace That Is well but 4 IS only the symbol ana
token OF another great temple oi peace oehe11Ii
dine tranquil humanity Surely the DAY VIII
come when that vision VIII come true
Edwin d. Mead director Of the Old South his
t0rioai work in Boston, brought out the idea
that just the movement for the abolition OF
slavery grew from the realm OF sentiment and
0ratory. where it was opposed by many. into
tie position where the idea became crystalized
into a party that brought about the emancipa-
iion of the slaves. The movement OF peace
had established party. The war against war;
he said WAS being taken up by statesmen as
thing Of practical politics.
Mr. Mead said, ia part
the whole. / believe thaz no class Of men
have been 30 faithful and so heroic as the worlds
scholars. IL would be terrible impeachment II II
were not so-if knowledge did ma Ike Tor virtue
and ior leadership. Falthless and selfish scholars
have been often enough. God knows But from
Of the Egyptians, led Israel up out OF Egypt anu
Paul. who had THE OF GaTGaliel preached
Christ. and MNclif and Luther and Meiancthon ana
Calvin their fellow workers, greatest scholars
Of their time, preached The RefOr1lation. TO the
time when Sir John Eliot and hanl)cCn ana Fym
and Cromwell and Milton and Nane, oxford ana
Cambridge scholars AL led the movement when
brought in the English cOElInOnsgeslth when
scholars Harvard and William and Marquis
Adams Hancock, Jefferson, Marshaill-witl Madl-
OF Princeton. and Hamilton Hrsi lay, of Co
lum5ia. hsre-Were leaders ia the struggle TOT
American Independence and in the n cation OF TINS
American republic, and when Sumner and Philips
and Claiming and Parker and Emerson and Lowell
ali these ages scholars Whatever "a lnshness ana
recneancy lll their class. have been leaders ana
heroes I make no foolish clam. young ladies'
and gentlemen-for you especially 81 eal-for your
privileged class. ,,.- -
Franklin greatest OF the founders or me repuDlit
that Garrison and Lincoln, pre-enlil ept IN tle anu
slavery struggle, not trained IN college ha4ls
and especially ! would not have YU1 forget thi3t
Tie leaders both great struggles. IKE the lead
classes Of privileged ana culfiEateu l1ea rsnge9
lfke flint against them. and the 1llain people
fheir support Learn history just as III is ana see
,rhaf moor creatures she scholars OF Sle past VINO
10 the generation after them, ano see we , Mot4a
ratitude and obligation 10 her long hn9 OF scilOAs
~rho had faith and faithfmness.
Miss lane Adams. OF the HUH House. Chi
cago. and President Finley Of the City College
also spoke
A glee club OF Yale and Columbia men rem
dered numerous typically coileso medleys IN
way that amazed and pleased ths professors
from oxford ana Cambridge