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HAMILTON COLLEGE, CIJ!NTON, N. Y., JULY, 1864.
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ALJ.'RED Al~E MORSE,
KENDRICK S. PUTNAM,
DARIUS CARTER SACKETT,
JUSTIN SMITH, JR.,
MASON COLBURN SMITH,
GEO. GALITZIN TRUAIR.
GEO. ABEL WATSON,*
CIIAS. IIENRY WES1'1 JR.,
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PAYSON HUNGERFORD Mh~ER,
FRANK WILLIA:I£ PLANT,
HENRY MAHTYN SDfliiONS,
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GEOHGE HENRY WAGGONER.
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ED)fUND E. WHITE.
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Second and Third Terms.
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Secretary, . .•....•••........ HANNIBAL Smm.
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HAMILTONIAN.
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Issued. b y the Olass of l864_
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WILLARD A. OOBB,
RIOR'D ALLISON ELMER,
10RN 1AS. LEWIS.
' ====-THE YOICE OF 'rilE IXTERPRETER.
If through thi~ gate, 0 J'caller gentle and joyous, we may
furnish you a glimpse into our collegiate world, permit us to
hope that you will n•cognize therein, an Onsis rRthcr than a
Sahara; an evidence of life and vigor, rather than 11 scene
of desolation and decay. Certainly our portals bear no such
in8cription as Dante ~>aw, but, as we open them wi<le, one
which is truthful to all the greeting of om· Ahnll )later is
joyously exteud<-d to her frtendf'.
The usual appearance of life and beauty, which our campus e>er assumes with the return of spring, ami which the
1 rough blasts of winter scarcely dissipate, hriugs to our mind
I a remark of our esteemed Pastor and Commissioner, Dr.
GoERT:>ER, to the eficct that he had >isited nearly erery College in the Union, hut nowhere, not even beneath the elms of
Yale, had he seen a College enclosure comparable with that
of Hamilton's.
In the future, as each student shall go forth, may he find a
home graced with crcry physical beauty, but never, we wot,
;;hall the memory of this spot be forgotten : rnthl'r ~hall its
scenery, its oaks and its maple~, its walks and its drives
occupy a heart-spot, as fresh as its rcrdure and as la~tiog as
its ~oil.
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Through the liberality of gentlemen io the city of :Xew
York, the private collection of the late Eo'"ARD Rom:-~so)J,
D. D., LL. D., of Union Theological Seminary, has lately
been placed on the shelves of the College Library. It consists of 1420 volume~, and is quite uncommon as a special collection in two dcpartrr.ents of learning : Oriental Topography
and Biblical Exegesis. 1'o these two suhjects Dr. RoBI~so:>
devoted the study and close ubscrmtion of a life ; and this
library indicates the very remarkable exclusiveness of bis devotion. W c doubt whether any library in the country bas a
more complete collection of hooks of Oriental tnwcl ; and
none can surpass it in the uumbcr and ''aluc of its maps of
eastern countries and tities. The best German exegetical
writers are here in considerable completene~s. Editions abo,
in various language~, of the works of Dr. Roui~sox, his Biblical Researches, Harmonie;;, in English, French, and Greek,
Dictionaries of the :Xcw 'festament, Grammar~, both Hebrew
and Greek, besides his own manuscript notes in German of the
lectures to which he lbtent:d when a young theological ~tu­
dent at Halle. It is very pleasant to know that the hooks,
which have been the companions of a long life of study, may
here speak daily of their Ol':ner in the place where he gained
much of that culture through which he could enjoy their companionship.
·· Wbeu I am dead
Who 'II read tbe books tbat I ba \·e
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TilE KBW PRIZES.
Since the lLunLTOXIA:> for 1863 was published, two pl'ize
compositions have been endowed : one for the Seniors, by
FRANKL!)< H. liEAO, Esq., of Kenosha, 'Vis. ; another for the
J uniors, by )IARTIN liAWI.t::Y, ERq., of Baltimore, )ld.
)Ir. llEAD's gift dl'~erves..to be hailed, not more as an expres~
sion of good will to the College than as an act of patriotism.
The working of our republican ;;ystem since the day:; of ILutILTON, and the State usurpations that hare brought upon us
our present calamities, have gi>cn to his writings the air of
upon its eastern border lie:> the new Base-Ball grounds. fulfilled prophecies. .A. careful ~tudy of HAlriLtox's works,
And there for many a year, we anticipate, youthful athletes
and a general obscrmnce of the lessons in them, wouhl do
1 will " drive away dull care," and bruise themselves to their
much towards making our government stable and permanent.
hearts' content.
:Mr. HAWLEY's gift is to be used for the encouragement of
'£he attractions of the College itself, as it may bo seen,
classical studies, by an a~n_! distribution of silvei' medal!! in
have recently been very greatly enhanced-thus aifordin~ a the Junior class. 'l'hey 'wiTr be of the size of the Pnn-x
true indication of that increasing prosperity, which affords the
:)Jedal. The legend on the obverse, surrounding the central
friends of Hamilton t;O just an occasion for pride.
device, will be "FuxnATDI. A )fARTI:>o llAWI.EY. .A. D.
The Freshman Class deserve a word. :Xot that they are an
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And yet one more subject ; not forgotten, but rc~erved.
They are especially welcome as giving mo~t emphatic testi" The Union, it must and shall be preserved" To give earnmony from recent graduates of their acti>e sympathy in the
e;:t to this Jack~onian war-<:ry, twel>e of the youthful sons of efforts now making to keep their Alma )later in the foremost
Hamilton ha,·e yielded up their young lives in dcfen~c of our
rank of American colleges.
national integrity, while other sons still fight. :Xowhere
among the quieter scenes of civil life, than at Hamilton ColTHE SARTWELL HERBARIUM.
lege, docs there exist a purer and more fervent patriotism.
The Class of 1864 now goes forth, leaving behind " '£he
In no department is the progress of the College more rapid
Elm of '64," and a good name. The one may die, the other- than in Natural llistory. Every year brings new additions
never. In some future year, may there be a re-union, though to the Cabinet. The scattered graduates remember it, and
but for a day, of an unbroken Class, to recount the joys or send to Professor Root specimens to illustrate his lectureR on
the griefs incident to busy and honorable life.
Conchology, l\Iincralogy and Geology. The past year is
made memorable to the friends of the Cabinet by the liberality of liAlliLtox WHrrE, Esq., of Syracuse, in presenting the
THE ALBERT BAR~ES PROFESSORSIIIP.
valuable Herbarium collected by Dr. H. P. SARTWELL, of
It seems to be a settled thing, that cacb year-so long at Penn Yan. It contains eight thousand plants, in sixty-two
least as the College lHlS the benefit of Dr. Goenr:>En's inval- handsome volumes, and makes our College equal, in this reuable services- the editors of the HAYILTO:>IAN will have the spect, to any in the country.
pleasure of announcing the endowment of a new ProfessorI
ship. \Ye sincerely hope that a custom so fruitful in good
TREE PLANTING.
results, may be perpetuated for a quarter of a century. Last
I year, it was the RoBINSON Professorship, endowed in :Xew That was a bl'autiful custom which the Class of '64 revived,
York and Brooklyn, in honor of the world's greatest Biblical when upon the 8th of J nne last, they celebrated the planting
scholar. This year, Philadelphians sent! greeting to :Sew of a. Class Tree.
" Our sentiments," Yery gracefully presented by the orator
York, and say, "\\•e too owe a debt of gratitude to H amilton
for the occasion, rcceh·cd a worthy response from representaCollege, and our thank-offering is $20,000 for the " .\.LnERt
tives of the other Classe:<, and from each member of the FacBARXES ProfcRsorbhip of l\Ioral and Intellectual Philosophy."
It would not be easy to tell whether the grand or the touch- ulty.
The day was auspicious ; a large company honored the
ing predominates in nets of beneficence so large and so graceoccasion by their presence ; music enlivened the scene.
fully bestowed. So far as Mr. BARNES is concerned, his Phil"What a thought that wns when God tbougbt of a tree."
adelphia friends have helped to fulfill the prophecy in his address before the Literary Society of the College at the commencement of 1841. " In 1·ega1·d to the amount of 1·epttlation
'l he Thirty-firllt .Annual Convention of the Psi Upsilon
that is due to us, the U'orld will tt.:ork itself 1·ight. The man Fraternity will be held with the Psi Chapter at Clinton, on
tt•ho ought to be rememw·ed with gratitude, will be."
Tuesday, July 19th, 1864.
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The Literary exercises will be held ,at the Congregational
Church on the same evening.
Orator-CHAS. D. WARNER, of the Psi, (editor of the Hartford Press,) Hartford, Conn.
Poet-FRANCIS )J. F1xcu, of the Beta, Ithaca, N. Y.
.aEiir During Commencement week, the Observatory, Cabinet, Library, and other College buildings, will be open for the
reception of visitors.
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JO:>IAU BACON, EsQ., (.,"u~-rox.
Hox. IIlRA)f DEXIO, LL. D., lJTIC..t...
Hox. JA~IES R. LAWREXCE, LL.D., Srn..t..ets.:.
PROF. SAMUEL B. WOOLWORTH, LL. D, ALB£W.
SANDS liiGINBOTH..ui, EsQ., OxEID.l.
Hox. llENRY A. FOSTER, LL.D., Ro.11t:.
REv. SIMEON NORTII, D. D., LL. D., CLt\TO\.
REv. ROBERT W. CONDIT, D. D., Osw}:oo.
Hox. Il0RAT10 SEYMOt;R, LL. D., Ar.BAXY.
RON. OTllNIEL s. WILLIAMS, CLL'(TOX.
REV. SA)lUEL H. GRIDLEY, D. D., WATEIILOO.
Ho:o<. ED)IUND A. WETMORE, UTtCA.
REv. GEORGE S. BOARDMA:-1, D. D., CA2E\On.&.
REv. PlllLE)[Q:-1 H. FOWLER. D. D., C'TtC.&.
RE,.. WILLIA~( c. WISXER. D. D. LOCKPOIII.
SUJEON DEXJ.UUN, EsQ., Euun.L
Ho:-.. WILLIAM J. BACON, LL.D., l:Ttc.,.
REv. ISAAC BRAYTON, D. D., W'ATEIITtnl'.
llox. PlliLO GRIDLEY, LL. D., C'TICA.
REv. SA~lUEL W. FISHER, D. D., CLI~'To\,
REv. ASA D. S)!ITII, D. D., NEw Yolll>.
WILLIA)( D. WALCOTT, EsQ., N~o:w Yo11K MtLl.'!.
llox. OTHN!EL S. WILLIAMS,
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PRoP. THEODORE W. DWIGHT, LL. D., NEw Yonto:.
REV. WILLIA~! E. KNOX, RoxE.
EXECOTI\'E CO.IUIITTEE.
REV. CHARLES JEROME,
PROF. ANSON J. UPSON,
PRoF. HENRY P. BRISTOL,
REv. DA.YID A. IIOLBROOK,
Ho:o<. HENRY M. DURCIIARD, EDWARD CURRAJ.", EsQ.,
PnoF. ORE." ROOr, Jn.,
REv. CHARLES E. KNOX,
WILLLU! L. CARTilERS, EsQ., Dn. JOHN C. GALLl:P.
CORRESPONOL'(O SECRETARY.
REV. A. DELOS GRIDLEY.
RECORDIXO l!ECR ..'TA.RY .L'(D XECROLOOI:!l'.
Pnor. EDWARD NORTH.
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Nonl!A~ CnF.~'TER lfc)1Atn,t .. Webster, ..•.•...... • - - 'l'HURLow BROWN WASflON,t .. Auburn, •............ - Xa).erra ..a Kai.a.
Wn.u.ur SLO.\N :MxLLER,t .... :Xew York,. • ......... - - JosEPH LEONARD "'.n·cu, ....Canton, ............. 7 11. H.
HowARD ELLIOTT MITcm:u.,t.. Scrg't 128th Heg't N. Y.S. \. THEODORE BF.XJ. WETI.J:>I;, ... Xew London, ......•. 2 K. H.
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ST•:wART 1\Io~TGOliERY, .•..•.. Ovid, .. . ............ 6 D. H. SAliUEL \VII.l.IA.M WETZF.J., ....Utica, .............. 20 D. H.
Lrrm:R ALLF.N OsTRAXDEn, ... Chicago, ............ 1 D. H. Eoumm EuPIIA WmTE, ..... Crawfordsville, Ind., .. 20 K. H.
CluRLES PATRICK AnxoLu, ... Angelica, .....•.... 13 K. H. LE HoY P.\RK•:n, ............ Flint, )lich., ........ 31 K. H. ANDREw LEROY WJLLIA~I,., ... Clinton, ...... )Jr. "'illiams'.
CuxroN )!Ax:siSG B.\LL,t ... 'Gtica, .............. - - Lnl.\x \Vn.sox i'ARso~s,t .... Oneida Castle, .... • ... - - Eu.JOTT STRO~!: Wtu.r.\\1~, ... Clinton, . . . . . . ..... 1'-i n. H.
Tuo~IAS \V1u.JA~1s BAnToN,t .117th Reg't N.Y. S. V. - - AJ.UERT Pnii.J.JP:;, ..•........ Geneva,. . . . .
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_ - · -- - GEORGE BAYLE!'I8, ........... Ilighlnnd, Kansas, ...... 41.
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Htaux Y. V. BosrwiCK, t .. Enfield Centre, .....•.. - ~IAoisox Ecc;ENE BoYxrox, .. Clinton, ............ 17 K. R. J Am::> PATTER,.oN SrR.\TTON, ... Philadelphia, Penn., ... 6 B. H.
SEXIOR,., ... . ............................ li~
)[OitRIS BROWN, JR., t ....... Capt. 126th ]{<'g't N. Y. :5. V. EeoENE BAxn:R Srt:u., ...... Rush, .............. 19 D. H.
JUNIOR~, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -Hi
Jl.:xnY ALA:-ISON Burr.&n, t .. Clayville, ............• - - JAm:s Nonro:-; TAFT, ........ Lyons, ............. 25 u. H.
SoPHOMOREs, ............................. 4X
:-;RJ.rUJA..'< Dw1conr C.AXFIEr.o,tlst Lt. 145th Reg't X Y. S. V. lLuJILTOX B~;r.LocK 'L'mu•KJNS, Newport, R. 1., ...... 23 u. n.
FRESH \IE:-.',. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
W.II.LACE Brm.oxG Cnu.Ds, .. CaS:;ville, ........... 21 K. H. )I.,RTtx \.\\ Bt:ntx '''ARn, ... W c~Uield, ........... 23 K. H.
- \\'n.I.ARD .An.u1s CoBu, ...... Rome, .........• . ... 8 D. H. '\\'n.LIA)I Oun:R WEn.,'TER, ... Sennett, .•......... 27 K. H.
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JAln:s :McKNwur Cn<~w, .. • . East Pittston, I>a., ... 17 H. H.
l'liiiJI' CuNrox CcRIIAN, t ... U tic:t, ..........•....• - SOPHOM;;E- C LASS.
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D. II., ................. D£Xr.:n HALL, or XoRTH ('oJ.LEGE.
A\los HAlmo:sD DEAN, ...... Albany, .... , ...... 31 D. B.
_1 K. H., .............. KmKLAXn I L\I.I., or ;\liDDLE Cox.LF.GE.
CnARu;s 'l'nouAs DERJNo, ... ~etauket, L. I., . ..... 12 D. H.
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..\t·~,.~~ \-.-ITRU\"Ies E.\sr~tAx,t lsL l{cg't ~- \~. S. \., - -- • -- C'., ... . ..................•....•............. ('11.\J>ET..
HICHARD .A.I.usoN ELYER, .... 'W:n-crly,... . ..... 13 K. H.
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Wu.I.IAll Drm.EY FARLI~,t... Rome, ................ - - CollA~ t'HEXt:Y A. xes, ....... o~wcgo, •........... 32 II. H. * ........................ . ............... Dr.c• .\8EO.
Wn.I.IAM HrnnELL :FlsHER, ... Clinton, ....... Pres. Fisher's. BYRON W. BAKER, ......... Ln.l!'ayette, ......... 32 n. H.
TuEoooRE l<'Axrox GAJtoXER,. Utica, ............. 13 D. H. EzR.\ JEDEDIAH II. BEAnD,t ... Jefferson, ............ - JonN HENRY HowEu.,t..... Copt. 3d X Y . .Artillery,-- BntnETT A.nEI.BERT Buxn, ... Clinton, .. .......... 27 K. R.
WARD He~,.. J R., .......... Utica, ............. 26 K. H. )J vnox ..ixm:n~ON BoYxTox, t. (;linton,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .. How slt>t•p the bran•, who ~ink to twl
WILI.IAlr lluTTO:-r, J n., ...... Philudelphi:t, Va., .... 11 D. H. ,)ol!x )lu.TON Bnowx,t ...... Auburn, ...........•. --~
Dy all their country's wi~he~ hle~t !''
liERliAN DuTILH JENKIN~, ... Wnrerly, .... , .....• 21 K. H. WILlJOT l~ARL B ~:nTox, ...... Syracuse,. . . . . . . .. 25 K. n.
JAYES EocAR JENKxx:-;,t..... Capt. !46th Rcg't X. Y. S. V. \Yn.u..ut G t:cmoE Bu,:lSEY, .... Uticn, •........••.. 17 H. H.
TnEo. FREr.JNonnsr.x ,J &s:suP, Flo•·idn, ............ 10 K. H. .\t·ot·srt:s Scnn CAliPn•:LJ., ... Galena, Ill., . . • . . . . • 14 D. H
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I EDWARD PAYSON Jou:->soN,* .Scrg't 12lstR<'g't N.Y. S. V. Jon~ HAMII.TOX CASTox,t .... " 'illink, ............. - Jly forms unsi!Pn tbeir clirge is ~ung ~ ..
llm~M: ~UNTI~GTO~ KELLOGG,tWasbington, 111., ....... - - Jos~:PH YonK CHAPIN, ....... Ogdcnsburgh, ........ 7 n. H.
Jonx ClRTIS:s KING,t ....... Port Byron, ........... - - JA~IEs BR.\DU:\- CooK,t...... Clinton, ............. - Hr.sRY LEL'TsiXGER, ......... Uticn, .............. 3 D. H. Cn \RLES LYON CoRBJ~, ..... Oxford, .. .......... 11 H. B.
11J onN J AllES LEwis, ...•....• U ticn, ............... 1 H. H. J rsru5 B. VR.ANE, .......... )Jurion, ............ 19 D. H. l
Fn,\NKLIN DAY LocKE, ...... Gowanda, .... .....•. 25 JI. H. J oxATHAX Jt'JSHER Cnos:n:TT, .. Bcemerville, N. J., ... . 6 n. H.
FRANK B. WILLARD,
lh::-oRY Loo,Hs,t ........... 1st Lt. !46th Reg't N.Y. S.V JLuxeil Dn.\K•; CuNNJNGHAM,.Ithact(, ............. 13 n. n.
A UGUS'l'US U. BRADBURY.
EI>GAR )!ARTIN MARBLr.,t.... :\lcridan,.... . ......• - - J ous How ARII Ct:NNIXGIIAll, . .Ithaca, .............. 4 H. B. 1
RoBERT \Y E:SLEY MclxTO~H,. y crnon, .....•...... az K. H. G•:o. HEXRY DECKER, ...... . Branchport, ......... 19 D. H. •
RUSH P. CADY.
l!~AAC SEEI.t:Y )fcVEY,t . . ... 1st Lt. 3d N.Y. Art.,-- G•:o.
ASIIINGTON Dxu.ow,t .. Clinton, .......... ···· --~
HENRY
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Cn\RJ.ES STEIU.ING Mnuno,.Adj. 117th Reg't X. Y. ~. V. EnwaRD J<'AKE, ............. Clinton, ...........• 22 K. H.
PAYSON llt:NGERFORD )hxER,. Home,....... . .....2~ n. H. Euw.\RD \YmiAKER GRANT,t.. Xcw Orlean~. La., ..... - WILLIAM K. BACO"S.
AI.FREO A YR•: )!ORSE, t ..... - - Heg't r. ~. A., . . - - Ht•tTs S. GREEN, ........... l'outh Xew Berlin, .... 4 K. H.
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J.UIES DADA STEBBINS PARDEE, Fulton,. . . . . . • . . . ... 8 H. H. Lt·:w1s REYnrnx H em•,.;rt:An, .. Galena, Ill., ......... 14 D. B.
,JonN STRYK•:R P .ARKHURsT, ... Rome, ...•.......... l 4 K. H. AilE I. Gnosn:xon H ox•xxNR, .. Auburn, ............ 27 rr. H.
N.ATHL. P. lliNCKLEY,
Wn.J..\RD PEcK, ......•..... Ilud~on, ............. 32 D. H. Cm:•n III.'NTIXGTON, ....... Anlmrn, ............ 27 H. H.
UIIARLES
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h .A " LYNX PucE,t ...... Capt. I 57th Hcg't X. Y. R \. ,Joux D.tYiil .JONEi', ......... rtica.............. .4 K. H.
l l'f.A , Wn.u.nr Pusr, ..... "Gtica, .............. 13 D. H. Wn.LrAl! ·wALES KIROY,t .... Rochester, ........... - IIEXRY P. COOK,
HEx. .\liiN Jt'RANKI.IN PoP•~.t .. Rome, ............. .. - - CnARLES J cNn·s K NAPI', ..... Depo~it, . ........•... 8 11. H.
GEORGE
A. W.A'l'SON,
KENDRICK SoLmrox l'tTXA)I,. Auburn, ............ 25 D. H. Sr.xTus II. KNIGHT, ......... Westfield, ........... 10 D. H.
WILLARD BR.\DI.EY RisiNG, ... Orid, ...........•.. 24 K. H. W.\LI.ACE Ikxss L~:cAs, ...... Cortland ville, ........ 2 D. H.
I<;DWAHD P. JOIIXSOX,
JonN HENRY RoE,t ••...... Serg't 157th Reg't ~. Y. S. \. ('ll.illLES "' ESLF.Y )1£RRJTT1 . . . Jthucn, ............. 13 H. H.
WILLIA:.\[ J. COSXETT.
E•;•~JU RooT, ............: .. . (;inton, .. ........ Prof. Root's. G•:oRGE NoRToN, •.......... Sangerfield, .......... 7 n. H.
L\ NOTT BLOODGOOD RooT, r... New H artford, ........ - - ELLIOTT R onERTSON PAYSON, .. Oxford, ............ 11 u. H.
D.\RICS CARTER SAcKt:rr, ..... Canandaigua, .....•.. 25 D. H. Gt:oRGE An.1xs PoRTF.R, ..... Ryracuse, .......•... 11 K. H.
IIr.xRY )IARnN Snn10xs, .... Paris Hill, ......... 28 D. H. IIEXRY RICE Pn.tTT,t ....... ~lilford, ............. - J~:snN SmTn, Jn.,t .. ... ... )Jt. ~!orris, ........... - - YmoiL Ro•:, * .............. Chester, . ............. - SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN RESEARCH.
MASON CoLnuux SmTII,t .... R ocket Battalion, N. Y. V. A.. i\Ionnis FLF.TCHER SnEJ'P.ARD, t. Penn Yan, . . . . . . . . . . . - EowARD ~OL'TIIWORrn,t •.•... 'Yaterford, J>a., ....... - - C'H.\RLES SmPsox, •. ........ Ithaca, .....•........ 'l D. H.
OFFICERS.
EowARD TA!:G.mr, ........... \Vilson, ........•..•.23 K. H. Cn.\RLES P. f:KIN:>ER, •...... "'e4field, .....•..... 10 D. H.
Fir.,;t Tenn.
SoLON )1.\RK TERRY, ........ "•aterbnry, Conn., ..... 4 D. H. II A~XJBAL ~~liTH, .......... Cassville, ........... 17 K. H.
President,
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GtORGE BAYL._"'"·
SrF.PHEN T•:RRY, ............ Plymouth, Conn., ..... 4 D. H. G t:onoE l\fJNm SNYDER, t .... Honesdale, Pa.,. . . . . . • - Vice President, ............. W ILI.IAl! JI. FisHER.
llENIIY '!'O~IPKINS, .......... :Marcellus, ........... 28 K. H. W ILUAl! llENRY SPENCER, ... Clinton, ............ 27 D. H.
Sec1·etary and Treasurer, . .•... .A.B•:x. G. HoPKINs.
IIGEoRGE G.\I.ITZix Tnt IIR,t... Serg't !49th Reg't 'S. Y. S. \. EmrARD FAY STILWELL, ... .. . Rochest~r, .........• 22 K. H.
Libraria1t,.............. . GEORGE W . )LIRTI~.
~ ~ \\'xLLIAY Sllt:PP.ARD " ..\LTox,tCapt. 34th Reg't N.Y. S. V. JoHx X EWELL 'l'II.DEN,t ..... Onondaga Yalley, . .... - G~:onoE Am: I. WATSON,* .... Rerg't 112th Reg't 'S. Y. S. V. Wn.I.IA.M Jusrus TowNSEND, .. Lysander, ........... 14 K. H.
Standing Committee.
• OIIAnLEs l {F.XRY WEsr,t .... 2d Lt. I 29th Reg't N.Y. S. V. GEORGE 'l'uNNICLin',t ....... P enn Yan, ... ...... .. - DANA " '· BIGEr.ow, Chairman,
1 : Cn.\RLES :.\IYRO:>< \YINsLow,t.Ncw York, ........... - - "rJLLIAll EGBERT WHEELER, .. Portville, ....•.....•. 9 K. H.
SILAS II. ADAMS,
I! Ezlti BARTOS ' ' oon, t ...... Serg't 3d'S. Y. Artillery, - - SA.Yl.'EL DARWIN WILcox, .... Napoli, ............. 20 n. H.
GEORGE 'SoRTox.
ALBERT PAYSONWORTIIINGTON,'Vineland, N.J........
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GEORGE HENRY ALL~:x,t ..... 1st Lt. 146th Rcg'tN. Y. s. v. a •:ORGE El.IAS BARGER, ...... westficld, ........... 21 If. H.
ORnLLE J>AYSOx .Au.t:s, ..... 'Sew Haven, ......... 23 D. H. :.'lliLTON DEr.os BAR~n:rr, ..... Oneida, ............. 9 K. H.
Jo'nEDERICK DwiGHT .AI.I.IXG, ... Rochester, •......... 32 D. H. FREDERICK EcoENE BARxARD,. :Milford, ............. 6 K. H. ,
Jonx Rowi.ASD ARRrsos,t .... J>l~iladclphia, Penn., .... - - FR.\NK VANESS BuLLARD, .... Perry, .. . • .......... 19 K. H.
EDWARD AU(lUSTus BAucocx, .. Clmton, ...........• 12 D. H. DuANE CoNAI'T, ............ Middle Granville, ..... 3D. H.
W JLLI.ur IlENRY BATEs, •.. . .. Champion, .......... 20 D. H. C'uxTox .TonNSON EASTltAN, .. Ovid, ......... • . • .. 24 K. H.
ls.u.c Oun:R BEsr,t ........ I 21st Reg't :X. Y. S. Y., - - :::i.\\ll'EL J ACKSON FrsHER, . ... Clinton, ....... Pres. Fisher's.
I TRtili.\N L. BETTS, ........... I<'ranklin, ............ 8 H. H. J.\ 'IE~ EARl. JT.u.L, ......... Argyle, ............. 20 D. H.
DANA W n.r.1.n1s B1G•:r.ow, .... \Yaterville, .......... 28 H. H. ALnmr At;ousTus H AYER, ... Cl~nton, ............ 18 K. H.
I .MORRIS PowELL BuewER, ..... Vemon, ............ 31 x. H. ,JoJix .A.RCllliJAI.D HF.AI.Y, .... Chnton, ............ 16 K. H. 1
ALFRED Il i:NRY CBAlll'I.JN,.. . . "'hitestown, ........ 12 H. H. )l.\RTIX FosTER Hou.xsTER, .. Ithaca, .. ........... 16 H. H.
• WILLIAl1 J AllEs CosNETT, ~ .... 33d Reg't X Y. S. V., - - G~-;onGE "'OLCOTT HuBBELL, .. :Xcwark, 'X. J., .. .... 28 K. H.
GEORGE CRAIG, •.....•...... Rensselaer .Falls, ...... 1 K. 11. Fnt:OERICK HEXRY K ELLOGG,.. Rome, . . .......... 31 H. H.
OscAR H ENRY Ewm, ...... . Chester, ............ 10 K. n. RoDERICK MonRISON Loo1us,t Clinton, ............. - J A)IES .ALEXANDER FERGt:soN,. Ogdensburgh, •••••.. 16 n. u. 1 ('nESTER J t~NXINGS LYoN, .... Lyons Falls, ... Pres. Fisher's.
IIEXRY Foono,t .. ...•....•. Cazenovia, ........ , .• - - 1JonN 'fD0\1.\Il KNox ......... ".ilson, ............ l'l x. H.
JosEPH i\!Ecnux GoF.RTXER, .. Clinton, ............ 31 D. n. Cu.\RLES At:Gt:srus :.\lt:NN, ... Clyde, ........•...•. 11 D. B.
GEORGE W ASIIINOTOl\ llAI.L, .. 'l'riangle, ........••. 22 K. H. ,Jonx Duor.EY NORTON, ..•.. • Baldwinsville, ... .. ... 1 K. H.
l~RANK BRADLEY HART,t •.... Lieut.126th Reg'tN.Y.S. V. Ar.BERT P ARDON PoTTEn, ..... Utica, ............. .12 H. n.
Eo BERT DEWEY HAYEX, ...... Joliet, Ill., ........... 6 D. H. 1 ('n.\RLES EDuusD RxcE, ...... Jo'airficld, •........... 8 K. H.
J onx HENRY IIICOK, ........ Homer, .............. U D. H. SIONEY ALI.YNE SnERwxx, ... Bntnvia, ...... •....• 20 K. H.
J onN MILTON HoLLEY, ....... Lyons, .•............ 9 i>.
CoRNELIUS W ILLIAliS Smrn, .. Syracuse, ........... 26 K. H.
GEORGE MARSH J ANEs,t.... . . Walton, .....•....... - - ALEXA:><DEn CoBuRN SoJ>ER,... Rome, ........... ... 31 K. H.
BENJAlliN WxLLIAll JoHNSON, .. Albany, ............ 11 K. H. "·n.r.IAM HENRY STRATTON, ... Clinton, ..........•.. 6 H. H.
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President, ........... ...... WILI.IAlr II. Fism:R.
Vice President, ............WILLI.\" HuTTox, JR.
Secretary and Treasurer, . .. "'n~I.nt B. WHEELER.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
JUNIOR CLASS.
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P1·esident, . .. ... ............. . 'l'm:o. .I<'. J E:!~CI'.
Vice Presideni, ..... ... Ar.BF.IIT P. W ORTHI~GTO~.
.'!Pcrelary and Trea:;urer, .... CH.\RLRs 1'. SKINNFR.
X umber of )l<'mhers, 66.
THEE PLAXTING OF .64.
.JUNE 8th, 1864.
President, ................. JOHN .JAS. LBWl~.
Oralor, . . . . . . . . . . . RICH'D ALLI~OX BL'fER.
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OFFIOERS FOR "CLASS-DAY" OF 1864.
Presidenl, .. ............. WALLACE B. CHILDS.
SecrPtory, ........ .........• WILLI.\. 'I HU'ITO~.
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Oralor, .... . .............. IIE~"RY .\L SDDIO~~.
Poet, ...... .............. ... . J.A)IE~ )1. CRAIG.
Hislo1·ian, . .............. F R.A.NKLI .N D. J,OCKE.
ProphPt, ......... . ....... DARIUS C. SACKETT.
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VALEDICTORY ORATJO:-<,
ELIHU ROOT, ...................... CLI~TON.
Salutatory,
HEXRY )J. SIMMOXS,. . . . . . .... P:u·is Hill.
Rlu:torical Oration,
GEORGE BAYLESS, ...... Highln.ntl, Kansas.
Clas.~ical Oration,
THEODORE l!'. GARDNER, .......... Utica.
Btltical Oration,
WILLIA~f HUTTON, JR........ Philn.dclphia.
Legal Oration,
WILLARD PECK, ................ Hudson.
Scientific Oration,
WILLARD B RISING, ............... Ovid.
HIGII OHATIONS.
W)L H. F ISHER, ........................ Clinton.
FRANK W. PL.lNT........................ Utica.
ALBERT P. WORT£II.NGTOX, ..... \·ineland, ~- J.
JOIIX J.A.S. LEWIS, ................. Utica., N.Y.
·w.ALL.ACE B. Cnu.n:;, . . . . . . . . . . . . Ye .Tarkso11 Ball.
HEAD MEDAL ORATION.
WILLARD PECK, ....................... Hudson.
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CopaiJia Ba!Jsum.
AliOS H. DEAN,.
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R. ALLISON EL)fER, •.....•••. Ye Fancy Dress Ball.
WARD HUNT, JR., .....•••.....•..... Ye Balloon.
WILLARD PECK, •.•......•.•••••. Ye Irislt Dance.
liENRY M. SimiONS, •..•••.•.•••.• Ye Spent Ball.
SoLON M. TERRY, •..•.•.••...•••••. Ye Fo1d Ball.
STEPHEN TERRY, •....•••••..••• Ye Tcrryslial Ball.
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THEO. F . GARDNER, ..................... Utica.
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OLA.S S 0 1<' 1864.
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CL ASS O F 1864.
CHARLF.:-i P. .AU:s-OLD,
CJL\UJ,J:o:s 1'. DERIXG.
W'ILLIA)f H. FISHER,
WILLlA){ IIl'TTOX, ,JR.,
THEODOHE :!:'. ,JESSl'P,
JOHN JAS. LEWIS,
FRANLIN D. J,OCKE,
KENDRICK S. Pl'TNA:\!1
WILLARll D. UISISG,
STEPHEX TEHRY,
.ALBERT P. WORTHL.~GTOS.
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OLASS OF 1865.
SILAS IIOBAH'r ADAMS,
ORVILLE 1'. ALLEN,
GEORGE CHAIG,
OSCAR HEXRY ELMER,
J.BIES AI,EX. FERGU'SOS,
BENJ. WILLIAM JOHSSON,
GEORGE W. MARTIN,
J,UTHER A. OSTRANDER,
JAMES RODGERS,
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JA)IES J>, STRATTON',
WILLIA::'II 0. WEBSTER,
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CL ASS OF J.866.
CHARLES LYON CORBIN,
RUFUS S. GREEN,
CHESTER IIUNTINGTOX,
JOH...~ DAYID JOSES,
CHARLES Jt"Sit:'S K...'\APJ>,
WALLACE BLISS LUCAS,
CHARLES WESLEY :\IERRITI',
GEORGE ADA)IS PORTER,
CHARLES 1'. SKINNER,
HANNIBAL S::'III'l'H,
WILLJA)[ EGBERT WHEELER
.l:. K. D. R. M. Looms.
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J. LYON.
A. J Allen.
Chester J. Lyon.
X· Edwin Baldwin.
Charle:; A. Muon.
George E. Barger.
X· a. John D. Norton.
M. Delos Barnett.
Albert P. Potter.
Frederick E. Barnard.
Sidney A. Sherwin.
Frank V. Bullard.
Cornelio:; W. Smith.
Duane Conant.
Alex. C. Soper.
Clinton J. Eastman.
William II. Stratton
Samuel J. Fisher.
Hugh Toler.
Albert A. Havet·.
Frank Tompkins.
George II. Wa
John A. Healv.
G. Wolcott Iiuuuell.
Thurlow B. asson.
W. Jack.
a. tt. Joseph L. Waugh.
Frederick H. Kellogg.
Edmund K White.
John T. Knox.
Andrew 8. William>.
R. )f. Loomis.
i.. o. Elliott S. Williams.
Theodore B. W etling.
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Coman C. A.me:-l,
Byron W. Baker,
Wilmot E. Burton,
.Augustus S. Campbell,
James B. Cook,
George A. Porter,
George N. Snyder,
William II. Spencer.
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M. D. BAn:SEIT, .................. Negati\'e Cun·t•nt.
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Vice President, ............. . AMOS II. DEAN.
Secretary, .. ................ Co~rAN C. AMES.
Treasurer, ................. . B W. Joaxsox.
G. w. MARTIN,
Directors,................. J. ){. GOERTNER,
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COMMENCEMENT W EEK.
SUND ;\.Y, .JULY 1'7.
AJTERNOON.
SixTH A:s'NUAL Sm'10~ before the Grad•1ating Cia"<~, !Jy Rev.
WAnt: l!'JsHER, D. D., PreRhh•nt of the College.
President, . ................. ELIHU RooT.
Vice President, .............. W. 0. WEBSTER.
Secretar;q, • . • ............... GEo. W. HUBBELL.
Treasurer, ................. GEO. A. PORTER.
P. IT. MIXER,
Directors,.. . . . . . . • . . . . . . . A. G. HoPKINS,
{ s. A. SIIERWIN.
I:."VE.\'ING.
AuuRt:~s
Jou:-o;so~.
before the Society of Chrbtian Re>enrch, hy Rev.
of Pittsburg, Pa.
l'IOND~Y,
.JULY 18.
E!\TRA:\CE ExAlliXATIOX. 1\t 9 A. )1. and 2 P. )(,
l'nrzE DECLAllATIOX, at 7~ P. }J,
TUESDAY, .JULY 19.
"Cu.ss-DAY" E.xencrst;s OF 'G-1, at 2 P.
FIRST NINE.
BEXJ. W ••Jouxso:s-, Captain.
F. D. Alling,
G. W. Hubbell,
C. C. Ames,
P. H. ~finer,
B. W. Baker,
G. A. Porter,
A. G. Hopkins,
S. A. Sherwin.
ArrotNTMfNTS fOR rRIH OfClAMATION~
FRESIIMEN.
GEORGE W. HUBBELL,
CHESTER J. LYON,
SIDNEY A. SHERWIN,
ALEXANDER C. SOPER.
SOP.110:3-J:OREA.
BYRON W. BAKER,
CHESTER HUNT.U'\GTON,
CHARLES P. SKI~i'~'ER,
SA:\IUEL D. WILCOX.
,J'UNXORS.
MORRIS P. BREWER,
JAMES A. FERGUSON,
GEORGE W. MARTIN,
LUTHER A. OSTRANDER.
r. M. D. BARNETT.
II. B. X. G. IT. W ACGONER.
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WEDNESDAY, .JULY 20.
MOR.'-:1:\G.
A:ssliAL
MEETING of the llo;\rd of Tntstee~.
Al''I'ERNOON.
Anont;s!! before tbe Society of Alumni, at 2 P.
.YEETI:s-G of Alumni and 'Friends of tbe College, al 7~
BURTON, Tenor.
W. H. SPENCER,
PORTER, Sopmno.
A. S. CAMPnELL,
A. G. lJOPKINS, Basso.
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CO'l\1.1:1\I.I:EN'C E:l\I.I:ENT.
EOLIAN GLEE CLUB.
W. E.
G. A.
M.
~:vENING.
SECOND NINE.
EDWIN C. LUCE, Captain.
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