| Show I Milwaukee Wisconsin It was ivan Yale that bred Noah Webster who superseded Dr Johnson as all the highest popular authority upon the tho English In Eng land as well ivell as In tho the land laud of at his iris birth It was Yala Yale that bred the chief among whom hom will will nil always be re roo that Timothy Dwight who vho was a II chaplain In lit the patriot army of ot the tho Revolutionary var and Its principal poet who become the President of ot his h s alma mater whole who Vho book record ing lug his travels extensive for Cor that day dl in New England suit and New ev York will 11 be bo read with Interest by b generations yet to come and whose whoso system of theology Y though now chiefly chlell of ot antiquarian Inter interest est CHI estl will bo be remembered with respect as a embodying a Q largo inge of ot tho learning of ot his time It was Vas Vale that trained and sent forth Eli Eil Whitney who ho Invent Invented ed cd the cotton gin which Wrought rought one ono of ot the tile greatest Industrial revolutions In Inthe tho the history of the human race r ee I Chicago I The ha students at nt marry many colleges which are arc or which have bave been sectarian are areas aa as MCree free Cede from coercion as tho the students at those Institutions which were sveto found founded ed e on a n nonsectarIan bAsis b At the same time tho the religious life is all about thorn thom In full vigor If I tire the rigid rules of oC chapel attendance have been modi modified fled fied fed or abolished voluntary associations for the advancement of religious work continue to nourish with their activity l In this tiny day do the freedom that Is J enjoyed Is tar far more effective tar for Rood good od than any scheme of compulsion could be beC C York ork Evening Post Post President Hadley In n welcoming the guests and delegates 8 at nt the Bicentenary of ot Yale university dwelt chiefly clell upon u on onI ha democracy of ot letters It was a senti th leters I WOI nent ment to which the scene lent apparent contrast Nothing one might fla say nay could COUll have looked less ies democratic The distinguished scholars and tors tore marched In solemn procession each wearing the elaborate robes robe to which his position In the academic hierarchy entitled him Great In Investigators vest lea tore die dis displayed played plad the orders that statesmen men anti generals are ore glad i to wear er Tho The Impression slon wax one of ot that pomp which we 0 Id m associate t with wih democracy What had ley hey wished to emphasize e was vaa rn that these honors vl VisiblY bly represented nt d on such nn an occasion were open every er one who ho brought to their winning the tho he scholars ardor r and the sch I patience Now New York Stall IOWn and Express President Roosevelt no velt Is appropriately tely a 11 guc guest t of ot Yale at Us lt bicentennial not 00 as 11 a I New Ne ew England college man him himself self telf nor nOt as a nn an exponent of ot the close touch of ot educated men mex m f with wih public af at affairs fairs which Is a I tradition ot of Yale Talc but butas butas I I Ins as ns tho the formal Cormal representative of ot the na us nation tion ton Itself The Tho celebration h hs has s properly p enough h it really renlY note nl has h performed a 1 service serice In that cause CUse of ot popular arid and thorough education which Is I Interwoven with Wih the tho destinies of at the republic that U Incalculable It ItIs ItI Itis Is I no po more mON than the rosters rollers of distinguished Jurists and soldiers which the orators of at the occa octa occasion sion have hao repeated rO In their addressee Yale Yolo Ideas as 05 11 well a r Yale men have hava hn leavened I I he the the fabric ot of the people through the tho colonial period perlo and through every CYd period of independent I national existence New flew does d s sI not riot have hlo near Its Ib former political Im mi Importance I but the tha tatu ot the tho universities attics which Intellectual In has hu not diminished with the growth of at other section San Francisco Call Cati from the th Yale ole festival ore are to the effect t that of ot all al the distinguished hed scholars and ad official who ho are attending In that great res not one lre hoe has hOI received more more cO than thon Dr Pro hooker Booker T I Washington on the negro principal of ot Tuskegee Tuse e Normal NOrn and In Industrial Institute Some of ort tire the Ie utica atten attention ole Lion tion paid him nifty may mi be due to th discue dicus pM don Ilon raised ml ed by b the tho ho he recent recently ly iy I dined dIne with lh but we Wd may be sure ture ot It I has ha a u W u I more mor permanent foundation than that Hud 11 ho he never l dined with wih the President Mr sir Washington would still sUl have hlo com cam commanded commanded respect In such luch a Q gathering of ot educators by reason of ot tho the extraordinary ary Iry work ork ho he has ha accomplished in the 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