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societies came oh.-hree champions on each side,
who made strong pretenslons TO oratory.


On Thursday morning the corner stone OF new
college building was laid by President Linsley, with
appropriate ceremonies. An address by Gen Cass.
Ii being commencement day the citizens and young
scons that witnessed the laying OF the corner stone,
marched in procession, with banners and music, to
the Church, where they told the people something
about Greece, Rome, Cicero, Demosthenes, bright
stars, blue skies, and the ocean wave. The young
oracle that gave the salutatory address, was tar,
mer, who has been ploughing his way in Latin and
Greek, and bids fair TO be star IN the West
Twelve other young sprouts came forward and de-
livered orations. The valedlctory came TO wind up
the scene. expected something rich from one who
had received the honors of his class. But such an
inspd piece was an insult TO the COED sense OF the
audience, an no credit to the College Some peo-
pie say he the pet


The exercises OF the day were closed by zen.
Cass delivering a splendid address to the literary
ciees, and thus ended the glorious labors OF this
proud commencement week