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Mr.. WEBSTER, when lately at Columbia paid
visit to the South Carolina College, of which his
distinguished friend, WIN. 9. PREsToN, is Pres-
dent. On that occasion, having received from
committee appointed by the Senior Class brief
and tasteful Complimentary Address, ne made the
following happy and interesting reply:


Young Gentlemen Of the South Carolina College thank
you for the which you have been pleased to receive
me- and for the respect which you have manifested You
of the generation which is to after u.s. and your
judgments to form part of the opinion of poerity
spec those who active in the of life II
will be happy for me, if the sentiments your
hood shall correspond with those thus expressed in your youth


My young friends may well congratulate you your pre-
condition and your prospects. You members of
hourshng institution You enjoy the teachings of learned
Faculty, with at its head beloved in private life,
highly distinguished in public life, and which coners grace
well usefulness these Academic groves Private and
family affections cluster round you all Thousand hopes
cherished for you all good auspices hover you. Every
of you may take himself in this respect the language
| Of the poet


ssNon sine Dis


/ Animosus infans."


Let me, then, say to each of you, Carpe diem !" Art
is long, and science profound, and literature day.
various and extensive But you have YOUTH and health and
the of culture and improvement, and accomplish
great objects With you is the bright and breezy of
life. long day trust is before you Let ma advise you
be early prosecuting the great work. which, that day,
be done. Like the morning of the natural day. let the
morning of life begin with devotion to tie Great Giver of all
good and let every succeeding hour of that life be filed with
of duty, and friendship, and private and public benef
The evening of such life will be full of hopes for
better and all will be cheered and consoed


g BY that which should accompany old age,


As honor, love, obedience, troops of friends. :"


Young gentlemen, al my good wishes attend you May
you here SOW with liberal broadcast the seeds OF future
harvest honor yourselves qualification your friends,
and usefulness to your country