Caption: Booklet - Alumni Assocation Report (1890 Selections)
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I j n u . hut thai if the country necdej them thai he waa m\ \\w\ would pro\e loyal soldiers. i : \ n \ i lUREATE. Tin- Baccalaureate sermon w » delivered <> the class of < iyn» at the usual hour on Sunday afternoon, .Inn*- loth by jtli.' Kegent. and was listened to by R large audience. Hit* xt was found in A.cts 21: 39, \ \ citizen of no mean city. } ! The l ctor drew a few rapid sketches of Italian s em i. < hnious for beauty and interest He recalled also tin j-nri and v rdant si g of English laodscapi . the terraced hills t France and Italy, covered with the olive and the vine; * the cliffs of the Riviera, the -now (dad summits of the Alps # « I n d tin' A] • n i i i n r s : tin* lovely hay r i m m e d w i t h N< hia and ( apri, S n ito and Vesuvius. Then he asserted his belief that th n be found abroad no bluer skies, no brighter Min-hint*. no bolder nor more picturesque scenery, no lovelier lakes, ii sw >ter vales, nor any form of grandeur or beauty, h; • in not be paralleled, or even surpassed in the land- of ur i untrv hetw en the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts. r \ has L i\"ii tin* European no finer conditions, nor hair pi I m « finer exterior effects than can be found with us, l [I in not tru thai it takes t h r e e h u n d r e d years to m a k e a I H i 1 wn. J I irning from these nun-.' superficial and material topics • -j r presented everal reasons why he believed that ing rif America should deem thems Ives si i!l\ fa\ ed in th ir pre nl opporl unit ies, I. Thai the) live in a land where there is room enough, WI land in plentiful, labor is arce. The great I n f th • in? i e of Kurope is I heir plel horn of p le < I here i nol i uk for in many hands nor bread i r m main Ill< h and t) t i Ollg mm? beg, and I • h Ix Itilli/ h a n d and n \ fan . •II *l#l 1 1 J r' Mint w ..men M i II. IS h w h\ III. toman campu^'ini liundn il I mm, mi,
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