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's'he following eloquent passage IS from the late oration of Mr. t5rimke, of Charleston. This gentleman, percelves and ably shows, that after ,ll, a pure morality, correct habits ard care Jul education, are the true sources of national uniesfaad commoH liberty:

 Whilst we thus remember our social and if- divldual duties, we can never forget our com mon parentage. To consult the interest of this college, asopportuhity may serve, and other ob- ileatiohs permit to watch over Ter fair fame, to honor tiie renowned oi hersons, whether among the sJSills or the dead and above all, according to oaF years, to cherish with brothers friend shtp. q generate with Iilial love, the memory of nerafe lllustrious President, will at once be hon. oraole and delightful. And if, iu aught that has bee said, have seemed 10 speak irreverends or uathankfully of the great and the good Of InY own or any other land, of the founders. and patrons, and instructors Of this or Of other inst- tntioss, know that realities do not justify the appearance. have, indeed, snoken with the sncerits of Christian eandor, with the free spir- it Of a. American, with the enthusiasm, if not with the judgment and taste, of all accomplish ed Sehalar. For all that has been done by the emmenf ia talent and learning, and virtue of for mer daas.. have a heart that over-flows with admiration and gratitude. And as to all that 5snew ioing,in our owo country, and throughout theworld, by the Statesmanandt the Orator, by the Philosopher aud the phiianthropist. by the Pat riot. the christian and the Scholar, have soul to realize the magnitude of our obligation, the digaltv of their enterprise, and it's glorious reward in time aHd eternity.

 Nor, gentlemen. while we remember our fel, iows'lip and our common parentage, let us noi fergas ofr common inheritanee. our country

 " cannot honor our country wish too deep 2 reverence; we cannot love her with an affection too n sid farvent; we cannot serve her with al eF3erav oi purpose, or faitanlness of zeal too sleedfsst and ardent. Aud what is our coule try ltis not the East, with her hills and hel