4
N[nsic.
t A Plea f 01· the Turk, ;,:-ALEXANDER STRACHAN ...... . ....... . ..... Rochester .
The Democmtic Influence of Calvinism, WILLIAM ELLSWORTH WITTER .....• .. ... La Grange.
The RefwmcitrYry Influence fJj Dickens's Wr·itings, CLARENCE GJ{ANGEl{ CARR . ....... Saratoga Springs .
Unproductive Consumption, WORTHY HANKS KINNEY ......... . .......... . Belfast .
The Independent Votei·, *FRANK EDWARD SIOKELS .. . .... . .. . ......... Albion .
Jqnsic.
Untruthfulness in Joumaliwi, *MY HON 'rUTHILL BLY-....... . . .. ... ······ .. Roclle ste:r.
Bisrnarck as the Representati·ve of the Natio'nal Iclea, EDWARD ME!UUAM WA'l'EHBURY . . SaratogaSprlngs.
Political 111 istakes, CHARLES OLIN BAILEY .. . ............. . . Freeport, Ill.
Protection Joi· American Thought, GEORGE UONIPHAN ....•.. .. ............ Augusta, Ky.
t The Panama Canal, *IRVIN HENRY ROGERS ....... . ......... . ... Waverley.
Our National Banking Systern, *CHARLES HASTINGS WILTSIE •...... . ...... . Pittsford.
tExcused .
N[nsic.
The Disintegration of English Landed Estates, *JAMES MONROE HUNT .............. . ... East Clarence.
Pre-Raphaeluism in Literature, *CLARENCE ARTHUR McDONALD ........ Seneca Falls.
\
The Relation of Political Economy to Legislation, *GEORGE w. PYE . . . ..... . . . ........ . ... . ........ Ontario.
The Significa,nce of the English Liberal Victory, *WILLIAM F~DERICK FABER .... . ........... Bufl'alo .
t A'nglrtmcl's Attitncle towanls America, ·l!-FRANK WILLEY KELSEY ........... . , ..... Churchville.
N[nsic.
'Doxology.
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him, all creatures here below;
Praise Him above, ye Heavenly Host;
Prai~e Father, Son and Holy GhoHt.
.;(-ThOse speakers marked by an asterisk were appointed on the ground of superior scholarship ; the others were selected by lot. '1'he following gentlemen were, on the ground of scholarship, equaUy entitled with those t.lms selected, to participate in the public exercises of commencement.
H. D. BROOKINS,
M. W. COVELL,
R. FARRAR,
W. P. GOODRICH,
S. HAYS,
F. W. KNEELAND,
L. W. LANSING,
L. H. MILLER,
L. STILES,
M. WlliTTLESEY.
, CHARLES OLIN BAILEY,
, MYRON TUTHILL BLY,
, MILTON WRIGHT COVELL,
GEORGE DONIPHAN,
WILLIAM FREDERICK FABER,
RALEIGH FARRAR,
WILLIAM FOOLE GOODRICH,
SOLOMON lIA YS,
..JAMES MONRQE HUNT,
-.FRANK WILLEY KELSEY,
WORTHY HANKS KINNEY,
FRANCIS WAYLAND KNEgLAND,
HENRY DWIGHT BLISS,
HOMER DE WILTON BROOKINS,
LEWIS WAYLAND LANSING,
...LEMUEL BARROWS MARCY,
, CLARENCE ARTHUR MCDONALD,
' LOUIS HENRY Mil,LER,
" GEORGE w. PYE.
lKV!N liE'<RY HOGERS,
, FRANK EDWARD 8 IOKELS,
ALEXANDER STR ACHAN,
EDWARD 'lllRRRIAM w ATERBURY,
MILLS WHITTLESEY,
~ CHARLES HASTINGS WILTSIE,
- WILLIAM ELLSWORTH WIT 'l'ER.
CLARENCE GRANGER CARR,
LORREN SULES.
THE REV. C. D BRIDGMAN, D. D.,
THE REV. J. H. GRIFFITH, D. D.,
PROF. JAMES M. COOK.
The Ushers for commencement Day, who are kindly furnished by the Class of '81, are:
J. A. BARHITE,
C. W. SMITH,
H. M. SAGE,
S. W. STEVENS,
C, LITTLE,
B. L. BOWEN.
._ ___ ,._$. ~ :k-..-- _.
~~i~tt !fiiiJ @f ~lOJ!llJ1t$5itto ._ "--+-\- ....... '"'?t 'qji:; ,r......,---+h,_.
THIRTIETH ANNUAL
"---tt-,, .... ~ ... "-+-'>-_. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1880 .
...----'s+--. ... ~'L+'r- -.
lfiqst 'Baptist fi4m1o'ft, 10 dl;. JV[.
~UJIIE.SS PIUNTINO CO., AOCHIESTER, N, 'I',
