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1862. WILLLDI AXDERSOX, .Jr., NELSOX MORRIS 13AK1m, EDWARD W ~\LSTEIX ROOT.

1863. HORACE P. Y. BOGUB, ABRA)f HAR'l'WELL liA:MBLTN, S .. DlUEL HAY, AUSTIX KXAJ>P HOYT, WJLLIA:M NOBLE PAGE, EDWARD ImRBER'l' WARDWELL.

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we rejoice to sec among us any movement to increase and improve so delightful a means of enjoyment and profit.

I ssued by the Olass of l 86L

EDI T OR S .

CHARUS )!. DAVIS, FRAXK B. WlLLARD.

Since the last issue of THE H .unr.roxiAX the monotonous routine of College life has been attended by 'evrnt:; which rcn· der the year one of unusual interest, not oulv in what relates to the immediate internal organization of the Institution, but also in what relates to students us participators in the more extended organizt~tion of national forces.

Nor have we any fault to find with the monotonous routine of college duties. .An efficient corps of iush·uctor~ now made complete by the election of Prof. E\'AXS to the chair of Lnw nud Political Economy, have by their individual nud united efforts infused increasing life and energy into those under their charge, rendering those duties an object in themselves of pleasure as well as a means of discipline and future use.

:Meanwhile, the friends of the ln~titution hare not failed in the ~bsorhing whirl of rc\'olution, nnd in the pecuniary apprehenstou consequent thereon, to make depo~its in a fund sure of full and satisfactory returns. We learn from Dr. GoERT!"•:n that the finances of the College are in a most cnconragmg state.

During the past year, important changes ha>c been made in the two Literary Societies. 'J'he members of the Phcenix and Union found their libraries fast becominrr worthless on account of the constant loss of hooks; and no.., additions '~ere making from year to year. Pa~t neglect had accumulated debts which the state of their finances did not enal>le them to pay. They, tllCrefore, tran~ferrcd their libraries, in trust to the College, in consideration of the payment hy tho Colle"'~ of their debts. b

It need not be concealed that the Phcenix and Union Societies arc in a state of deadly inactivity. Circumstances have conspired to destroy intereRt in their debates. 'I'hc past year has been a time wh~n ~~~~have_ felt deeply, thought earnestly, UliU \;UU~t:lllll;llll.)' Wikl'U It'S, :\ U (iQulJt, JtuWC\"ef, the imporlanC~ of the object,; of these so<'ietie..;; will spredily awaken thetr members to a renewal of the means. And it is confidently expected that as soon as the societies reco\'er from the disorg~nizing: cffec~s of ~aukruptcy, _and factious ambition, they wtl~ be_gm ~gam thetr labors wtth increased energy, restore then l~brartcs, a~d ~nsurc success and harmony by basing their

I operations on_prmctples less open to corruption, or dcranEremcnt. But dtssolut10n seems to be the order of the day · ami perhops, we can look with hope to the patriotic sentim~nt of ~nity, w_hieh beginning and growing in love of country, shall m due ttmc restore order and usefulness to the distracted elements of our Societies.

The qu~ctness and isol~tion of our situation bas not prc~ent_e~ thts common seutuuent of patriotism from reaching and ~nspmng our ~tudcnts i. ~nd that inspimtion has expressed tts~lf not only tn f1ag-r~usmg and speech-making, but in actunl cnhstment to the a1·my of the Union.

1'he ft!AYNAnn Professorllhip of IJn.w and Political Economy was vacated by P rof. T. W. Dwwnr, in the fall of 1858; and since that time the L aw School has not hrcn in operation. The election of l'rof. ELLicon E\"AXS to the ) f AYSARD Profc. :;or,;hip, has ensured the n.'-Opcning of that important department at the beginning of the next College year.

Prof. E\"AXS will enter upon his duties with the highest recommendations of ability and adttptivcness. A graduate of Harvard, and succcssin~ly a student of the Harvard and P hiladelphia Law ~chools, liis thorough preparation has brrn enlarged and strengthened by years of carPful discipline ; and he brin~ as an important auxiliary to lrgnl studies ~uch 1\ profound and varied knowledge of history as but few men po~se:;s.

It is confidently expected that the Law School of Hamilton College will be behind that of no other in the land.

The class of 'li 1 is the last cln~s which dates its entrance before the election of President F1~11Er.. .\. new 1'1'rJime has taken the place of good old custom,; tlu~t htul cxi~tcd from lime whereof the memory of num runneth not to the contrary. 'L'hat memorable euHtom of subjecting unfortunate Freshmen to a fumigative process, technically called "Rmoking out," has become a ghostly tradition which frightens but never harm~.

Of course, in ~o large a. holly of individuals many faults and frailties incitlent to human nature arc alway~ apparent. As a means of reform, student~; have consider('d satire the most convenient and effective. .\nd it is not without regret, therefore, that we obserre thP :\ttempted suppression by the Faculty of "Burlc~que Schemes." Colle~c is eminently the place to lop ofl' disagreeable cxt•rcscences from charncter, and he who carries them through the course into life may be set down as incorri~iblc. A free pre1is is the only purifier of college conduct. ~till, Hamilton College is increl\singly prosperous; and we hare noticed no e~pecial retrogression in individual and social character among the student~.

And as we lcnre the "classit• ~hndes" of our loving Alma Mater, we go with the regrets of tho~e who cannot forget the ndvantages of healthy moral ~tnd mental training she has aft'orded us, and the many ple1tsing, memorial asRoeiations we h:we there form eel and enjoyNl ; and in the whirl of exciting creuts and thr changes which mu~t follow so momentous circumstances, we shall often look back to the e,·cr beautiful hillside of old H amilton as the !ipot where we passed four of the most delightful years of our lives.

Sixty-one I Portuuate as we nrc in living at a time so fr1wght with imp01·tant iutc::'J<lt~. we nrc .;till mor~> fortunate in entering upon the arena of active life, when inCYitaLlc forces are uphenriug into plain view the vh·c nnd corruption of society, and the real dborJranizinEr element,; of governments. P rofiting by the le!>sons thus opportunely taught u~, we should in whatever character we shnll he placed, meet events only in the spirit of tlmt motto we cho~c to guide us as a class-" ~il nobis arduum."

Half a century hence, our countrymen, in view of the manner their ancestors had risen in defense of the nation's integ· rity, will Rpenk of the spirit of "sixty-one :" Mny the year of our graduation be auspicious of our fame.

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In the ea~ly part of the presrnt term, a beautiful flag, stnrt'pangled, tn~olored, was floated from the lofty tower of the Chapel, with the U'~ual accompaniment of ::;peechcs and firinrr of cannon. The feeling with us was no short lived outbur.:l of fOuthful enthu~>iasm, but l\ permanent, growing determinatton to art. Ten Hamiltonians are now in the number of their country's defenders ; nud if ~uch a movement shall prove necessary, Hnmilton College will be willing and ready to march in a body to share the fortunes of our country.

In Sandy llill, wn~hington Co., Alii(. 22<1, 1860, by R!'v. SA~nr:L w F1snER. D. D., Rt•v. A}lSON .J. Ul'80~, Prof. of IUwloric, llnmillon College. to )fb~ LYDIA WE....;TO~ Jo\\.RLL"{, cltml(htcr of the 11\le Rev. J. W. F.I.RI.I\, Warrensburl(h. ~- Y.

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SENT O R !-"!. JOH~ SIO~EY )fc~.-UH. o~w~;on.

l'rivnte. O><wrgo Rl.'p:imcnt. The names of those of our body who have enlisted and

their respective stations, arc given in another part of our p~pcr. Patriotism and ~oug generally go together. lienee, during

the past year, ruu~1c, which with us has heretofore been little cultivated, bas become a distin~nished fcntnre. The musical t~l~~t.of our students bas, ~onfc:"scdly, shown "~plendid ]>OS· stbililtes ;" and under the dtrectton of one of their number )Ir. J . S. SuE, an experienced vocalist and un accomplisheci perf~ri?CI', tba~ talent has ht•t•n so organized ns to be capable of gmng puhiH' rehearsals to the !'atisfaction of crowded and intelligent audiences.

College ::;ongs constitute in them~cl"l'es a distinct varietv of music.. Embodying as tbry clo the manifold experience, joy,; and tr1als of students, their views of life nncl its immediate objects, are especially peculiar ; proceeding from cultivated and appreciative miud~, their music~ is plea!<ing, nnd at the same ~tme of that cast whose suggcshrene;;.~ docs not permit it speedily to becou~c stale; while thrir rollickin~, swelling choru~cs arc full of rtchnes,; and melody. "Te have often ob;erved tht• delight with wbic~ alumni listen to old college songs, whi('h call up from the dtm pa~t the recollection of pleasing social joys when under the free-and-easy care of Alma Mater ; and

FRA~CJ:" A. TORREY, Yt:a~u);, 2d Lieut. in Col. .John Cochram•'• Hegimcnt.

JUNIORS . AUGCSTn~ C. BRADBURY. Jimso:s.

Ensign in Col. John Cochmm··~ Brigndr.

Rt'SH 1'. CADY. Ro ... r.. Orclc•rly St•rgeanl. Col. John Cochrnnt•'• Ht•gimt>nt.

HEXRY JI. Ul.iRRAX. l'TII'\, ht Lieutenant, Col. John Cocbrtuw':< Rc•gimcnt.

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CJL\.'1.. K. T>CTTO~. ~1:w Jl.mn'(mn, In Col. Jobn Cochranl''s Rrl(imcnt.

"\,'11. KJRKI.A~D BA.CO:\. l"Ttn, l'rin1tr Sec·y tn Col. Christian.

GEO. )[. LOO\!IS, WE~T,J()JU;J .;\~1), 4th l:-!PI'gc•:mt, Capt . .Jc•nny'~ Co., (1.)

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JA.S. E. JE.'\KI~S. Ym~o~. Ca)lt. in Col. John Cochrane's Regiment.

WM. S. ".\LTO~. Mn.w.\tK~:•:. WL" .. Ensign in Little Falls Co.

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Ho:s. J.\m:S R. L.\ "'RE:-\C~:. SYIUCl'SE.

PROF. S.\.)£UEL B. WOOLWOitTH, LL.D., ALilA:SY.

SA~WS HIGI~llOTTIA~f. E.~Q., 0Nt:lllA.

Ho:s. JIE~RY A. FOSTER, LL. D., Hom:. HE, .. SD!EO~ ~ORTII, D. D .. LJ,. D., Cu\"To..-. RE\'. ROBERT W. CO~l>IT, D. D .. OswEnn. Hox. HORATIO SED!Ol"lt I,L. D., UTU'\,

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REr. GEORGE S. BOAntm.\~, D. D .. C1.ZY.~oru. HE\'. PHII.E~fO~ H. FOWLER, D. D., l'TH'I..

HE\. WJLLl.Uf C. WIS'\ER, D. D., LOC'KI'tiiiT.

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Ro:s. WlLLIA-'l J. BACCH\, LL.D., l'TJ('\.

REY. IHA.\.C HRAYTO~, D.])., WA•rt:ltTOw~. Ho~. PillLO GRIDLEY. LL.D .. GTtC'\.

REv. S.-nn;EI, W. FISHER, D. D .. CJ.J~'Tt". Rt:L ASA D. S-'IITl-1. D. n .. ~t:w YunK. Rt:Y. ~- W. GOERT::\ER, I>. D .. Cu~"Tm;.

I lox. OTII~mL S. WILLIA)IS, P..tCRZ'URY A~D Tll&.J.SC&ER.

lh:,·. ~- W. GOF.RT~ER. n. n ..

REv. SA)Hi EL W A.RE FISHER, D. D., PnE>~IIIt:lo'T,

WALCOT!' PltOPHS90R OP ru& J:I'IDB..'<CE.'l OP t"llnl!lnA!fiTY1 ANI> Plti)R.'l!IOK OP L'ITIUJWW"L PIIJI..OSOl'llY.

CHARLES A VERY, LL. D., n.onssoa OP !C'.&TC&A.L PRIJ.(kiOPUT, OJIIlllSTRY, AYD C'I\"IL xsc.JYUB.D:O.

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CHRISTIA..~ ~"RY FHEOERIC PETERS, Pu. D., Dlut"IOR OP THS .A.OT'IW'")IIC.U. 0B~E1tU10RT.

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JAJ\{{o;S S'l'EWART SANFORD, E.>~Q., N~;w YtlRK.

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EXECUTI\'K C'C)MVITTEE,

Rr.'l". llffiAM II. KELLOGG, Hs,·. DAVTD A. HOLBROOK. 1'1101'- THEODORE W. DWIGHT, PMF. IIE:\RY P. BRISTOl-. Pilot-. A~SON J. GPSO~. Hox. llE~R\ 'I. m:RCH.\.RD, R1:L EDWARD P. POW'ELL, EDWARD Cl'RR.\~, E.~Q.

CORI\ESPOXOJ~(l ~ECRET.Ut\'1 R~;v. A. DELOI:> GRIDLEY, Cr.tsTO!':.

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SENIOR S. Nil ... Yobi.-; Atduum. ·

NA.KIS.

HoR.\CE PoRTER BHn:ww, \Yatervillt', TIIOlHS \Y. CHESERRorcH, Ryrncu,;c, . \I.D£RT LucAs CHn.n,;, \Vt~terloo, .\RTHl'R Cum·1s D,\NFonTII, t ~cw York, CHARLES )loRTmr.n lhns, Scunett,

L1xus I> ARso~s Biss~:I,L, Clinton, 'IIonAcr. P. Y. BoGn:, Syracuse, ~ u.\R\"EY IIIIt.\lf BL"TI'ERWORTB, Pulaski,

CuARLES AnBon Bt:ns, Rand Lake,

I SF:TH H l:NnY ColiSTOCK,t Stockton, Cal., Ih:xRY Ponn:R CooK, Dundee, CnARLES H'IORY DAn:XPOR1', Clinton, Ih:xRY .:\L\J!TY:-1 Donn, Alexander, CHARLES KIXG Drno~.t New Hartford, PETER Qt•IcK EcKERso~, Seneca. Palls, CIURLES .:\loRTox EnRr.n, Clinton, CHARLES )[Arroo~ FosTER, Stockbridge, HoRACE \Y EBi\TER }'owLER, t: tica, AnRAM HAnrwELL liAliBLIN, \Vntertown,

10 K. II. Lnw• llARmXG, JR.,t Cincinnati, 0.,

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20 K. H.

32 K. H.

24 B. B.

13 D. H.

28 H. H.

11 K. H.

24 H. H.

27 K. U. 20 K. H.

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6 K. H.

21 H. H.

32 D. H. SAUl"EL R.w, t Oran~e, X J ., 2 D. H., XATH.AXIEL BARxs HINCKLEY, Clinton, ~fr. Hinckley's . -- CHARLES .1\lvnoN Hor.roN, Potter, 29 H. H.

12 K. H. ~TEPHEN GnosYr.xon HoPKINS, Auburn, 2 D. H. Jo>F.PH IlAn\·r.y DrRKEE, Augusta, JAYEs SA'1m"ORD GRr.n:s, Milwaukee, \\is.,

28 D. H . . Axsrix K'\APP Ron, La Fayette, 8 H. H.

9 D. H. Iluu.y II. KELLOGG, .JR.,t Clinton, ,JnHN CLINTON IIwnY, Prattsburgh, JT.\RRISON HoYT, La Fayette, . Toil:> D.\Yis J oxF.s, l:tica, n.mD LITCHARD Krr.nLE, Dansville, ,JoHN Swl'a:Y :.\fcNAIR,t Oswego, WILLIAM 11. HARRISON MILLER, Clinton, GEoRGE JAY :XoRTH, \Vnterloo, .Tous Gr.oRGE OsBon:o;, Yerona, GILBERT 8mTu Prr~Alr,t Chittenango, CHARLES Jh:NnY RoYs, Lyons, GEORGE IIILLS STAnn, Rochestrr, PIU:>cis .A,;Bt;RY ToRREY, t Yernon, WILL!AY \YALCOTr \Y•:ntoRE, W"hite~boro, IsAAC NEWTON Wn.cox~-:x, Seneca l!'alls, FRAXK B. \Vn.I.ARD, ' l'roy, • \.BEL SwEET Wooo, ".bitestown, • \ARON :M. W OODHUI.I., )ladiSOO, ______ _._. . ._ _____

JUNI OR S . Dii quos sua Virtus Juvant.

\\'!LLIAY AxnERSOX, JR., FR.IKK BENEDICT .ARNOLD,t Cn \RJ.FS )b:n>INE B \BCOCK, EL'>O~ )lORRIS BAKF.R,

ED!n!: llAYUES,t JoHS :Xr.v.-wx B£ACII,t \or..~.\l' n \YSES Ih:cK•:n. .IUiii.JSfUM u. BRAJ)JIUitY,t S.HCCEL TIIOliAS BROOK:<, t CHARLES L~:n BecKIXGHAY, Rt:SH PAI.liF.R CADY, CHARLES vV ADSWORTH CoLE, HrxRY ll.\STINGS Ct:RltAS, t RoBERT HowE DAns,t SE\llOCR JIAgTIXGS DIBBLE, t CnARLES .:\[r.LYILLE l.<'AY, Jonx CARnE GnAn:s, GEoRGE PRt:DDEX HART, "'.I..RRE:s" HIGLEY, HoRACE HOBART Hor.LISTER, • Jon:>' Q. ADAl!S Hor.usTER, LEwis Jon LARGmr,t ROBERT WE~LEY :MclXTOSH,t

~ )!\-RON AUGUSTUS :McKEE, • Jon::; McLEAN, B. FRANK MILLER, Lr.n D. )fiLLER, ,Jom; RoBERT :MooRE, t A.I.rnr.o IloL~IES Moss, EowARD FRANK :Mo>~s,t L.IXSFORD STUART PAGE, • l.IYES JORNSOX PEASE, JouN DENNISON RoG~:ns,t EDWARD WAr.sTEI:s" RooT, LOREXZO s. B. SAWYER, WixsoR ScoFIELD, Alios MADDEN TnAn:R, .fAliF.S lh:JomY V ARU! NDER, t HENRY 'V.\RD, IIEXRY \Y ARO, JR., Jt:LJCS CI.AUK WATKIXS, EDWARD BAI!TLETT \VICKS, Wn.LJAY CnLER \VtNl-ILOW,

IUOt'lDIL'<C&.

Stittrille, Butternuts, l~ridgewater·, Ln Fayette, ~linton, Watkins, \Vaterloo, Hudson, College Ilill, 0., Oriskany Falls, Rome, Albany, Utica, Cooperstown, Clinton, Prattsburgh, Herkimer, Lockport, Auburn, Westfield, Westfield, Burlington, Pa., Ternon, \Yinfield, Y ern on Centre, Rolley, Clinton, Trenton Falls, Lockport, Lockport, Sangerfield, floyd, r~eonnrdsville, Clinton, 'Yhite..:;town, Dewittville, Mina, 11 alsey Valley, Deposit, La Fargeville, l>rospect, Clinton, X ow York City,

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31 D. 11. T>wiGHT :MoReA:-: L~:1., Cincinnatus, 24 K. H. GEORGE )fu.ToN I~oo\HS, \Vestmoreland, 19 K. H. Ot"lLFORn ADXA .:'llARKHAY,t I~ee Centre,

9 D. H. -n'n.Lull ~EELEY Or.1n:n, Penn Yan, W'ILLIA~C NoBr.E PAGF:, "West Bloomfield,

1 D. H. CHARLES C.Ulnor.r, RAxSOli, "Wilson, c. ,JoHX A. lb:Yxor.ns, Elmira,

13 K. H. GEoRGE "'AsHIXGTox Ro::osl!AN, Ancram, ALLEN DEWrrr H.OllERTs,t Blbridge,

25 D. H. Gr.oRGE \VmGHT SnRr.noN, \Vest Bloomfield, 32 K. H. ,JoNATHAN SEYlfOCR S1.n:, Rochester,

28 K . H.

31 K. H.

27 D. II.

13 D. H .

19 D. H •

ROOll8.

32 D. H.

9 R. H. 24 K. J~.

2'j K. H.

21 K. H.

23 D. H.

21 K. II.

20 D. H. 25 K. n. 11 K. H.

.\.t"Gl"5Trs B. SoFrHWicK, Sangerfield, WrLLJA'I liEXRY Tnx., llol)oken, :X. J., ,J. J,ums 'l'uN:>ICLin-, Penn Ynn, CHARU:s YAN :Xomlr.N, New York, Eow ARil J l•:RBERT \Y ARDWELI., Rome,

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F R ESHMEN.

CHARLES J> A TRICK AR'<OLD, CuxToN .:\L\XXIXG HALL, TIIOliAS \\'ILLIAMS BARTO~, GEORG•; 13AYI.ESS, liERYO~ \~. Y. BosTWICK, \T mr,:;o"' lt~er.F.NF. RoYNTOX. l\IoRRIS Rnowx, Jn., HEXRY ALANSO:-f BUTLER, t SnERl!AN DwiGHT CANFIELD, \\',\LUc•: n. CHu.ns, \\'rLL.um .ADAlrs Cons, J.urr.s McKxrGHT CRAIG, PmLII' Cr.INTON CuRllAN, :\lELnLu: EMORY DAYTON, ){U.TOX O"C.\R DAYTO:-:,t AMOS HAllliO~D DE.I~, AUSTIN YITHU\"IUS BASTMAN,t HrcHARD ALLISON EI.~tER, \Y ILI.J.\)( Dt:DLEY PARLIN,

RISlDE.SC'!.

Angelica, Utica, Clinton, Bighland, Ks., Bntield Centre, ('linton. Penn Yan, Clayville, Syracuse, Cassville, Rome, Utica, Utica, Clinton, Clinton, Albany, Aurora, \ Vaverly,

11 D. H.

4 H. H .

14 D. H.

31 K. II. 17 H. U.

25 H. H.

3D. H.

26 K. H.

28 H. II. 23 K. H.

li K. H.

25 H. R. 23 K. H.

32 H. H.

21 H. 'H.

3D. H.

1 H. H. 7 D H.

8 H. H. 21 R.n. 18 D. H.

31 K. n. 29 H. rr. 12 D. H.

19 H. H.

9 K. H.

14 D. H.

26 D. H.

7 H. H.

27 H. H. 1 K. H.

8 D. H.

8 D. H .

\Y ILLI.\ll Ilt"BBELL J<'J,;IIER1

'J'HEODORF. }'AXTON (; ARDXER1

\VARD Ilt!:-1T1 JR., \\'ILLI..UI !IGTI'O~, ,JR.,

Sandy Hill, Clinton, Utica, Utica,

Pres. l<'ishoJs. 6 K. R.

32 H. II.

6 D. H. Philadelphia, Penn., Yernon,

9 H. H. 8 K. H .

20 H. H.

1 D. R.

25 K. H.

6 D. H.

8 K. H .

P rof. Root's. 16 H. H.

10 D. H.

10 D. H.

6 D. II.

5 H. H. 4 D. H.

20 D. H.

13 H. H.

,JAMES Eor.AR JE:>KIS5,t IlERYOX IknLH JENKINS, EnwARD PAYSON JoHNfiON, JoHx CunTrs Kr~G, IIE~R\' Lr.tTTSI~GER, FRASKLl:-1 DAY LOCKE, liEiS"RY LOOlllS, BoGAR ){AnTIN :\IAnnLE, :X ORUA~ <'nEsTER :\lr~Ll.TH, JAliES Sn:I.F.Y .:\[cYr.Y, CnARLE>l HTERLIXG )fiLLARD, Ar.FllEO A YHF. :Mons~:, Jonx STR\'Kl:R PARKIIURST, FR.\SK PJ..\cE, FnAXK Wu.UAY PI.A:'\T, BENJAmN l!'nANKLIN PoPE, HETH JAm:,; PoRTER, KEXDRit'K :-\oLoYo~ PrT:-:.ut, Er.mu Hnor,

wa,·erly, Russia, J>ort Byron, t'tica Gow~nda, l"ayetteville, .Meridan, \Vebster, Ryracusc, Clayville, Baton, Rome, C'inrinnatus, Utica, Rome, Ori~kany, Aul)urn, Clinton, X ew Hartford, Canandaigua, Penn Yan, J>aris Hill,

'1 H. n. 21 H. H.

1 K. Jl.

18 K. R. 'j H. H.

16 H. H. 31 D. H.

c. 24 K. H. 14 K. H.

2 D. H.

23 D. H. 11 D. H. 10 K. H.

23 H. II. 6 H II.

12 K. H.

S OPH O M O RES.

LYsorr BwoDcooo RooT, DARIUS CARTER SACKETT, II ENRY BnAD!.EY t)m:PPARD, liEXRY ::\1 \RTYS SI\1\IOXS, IIAXNIBAI. 8MITH, .Jusn:-r SMnu, JR.,

ca~sville, Mt. l\1ol'l'is,

Prof. Root's. Prof. Root's.

26 K H.

14 D. II. 13 H. H.

19 K. H. 28 K. H. 11 H. H

18 K. R. Ttp.~ w itp.fJ.

S.UICEL HAWLEY .All.\\li',

:\{vRON .AnAliS, JR. EowARD \YooDBRID<lE AvERY, WILLIAU KIRKLAND Ihcox,t

l;owell, l~nst Bloomfield, Clinton, Prof. Utica,

ROOMS.

23 H. n. 5 H. H.

Arery's.

)fARTIN Cot.BCRN S\IITir, EDWARD :-\Ol"THWORTII, EDwARD 'J'AC;r.ART, SoLoN MAitK TEitR\'1

RTEPHES 'I'EHRY, GEORGE ..Ant:r.L WAT~ox, \\'JLUAl! SHEPARD \YALTON,t 'VrLLIAU OLIVER \Vt:nsTEn,t

Perrv Wnte;ford, Pa., Wibon, 'l'erryvillc, Conn., Plymouth, Conn., Fredonia. ::\lilwaukec, Wis., Sennett,

17 H. II.

22 K. II.

22 K. H.

'f H. H.

CHARLES J!EXRY \YEsT, Jn., :\!edina, EznA BAnToN \V"oon, :Xcw York :Mills,

Jl H. H. 12 H. H.

7 D. H. ALBERT PAYsox WonTBISGTON, 'l'aberg,

SUMMARY. S&SIORS, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . 24: JCI\IORS, ......... , ••••...••..•• • ..•.• 43 SoPHoMOREs, . . . . . . . . . • . . • . • • • • • . • • • • 4 2 FRESIUIEX, .... • •• 0 •••• • ••••••••• 0 • • • • 59

ToTAL, ..••.• • •••••••. • ••• • •• •• • 168

--------·--------ABBREVIATIOXS.

D. H., ..........••.. Dexter Hall, or :Xortb College . K. H., .........•... Kirkland Hall, or Middle College, li. H., ...... . ...... Hamilton Hall, or South College. C., ......•••••.•.....•.....•...•..••..... Chapel. t, .....•..• •.•.......•.•...•• .Absent from College.

rlociefy of ~Otisfiatt ~eseatcfj. OF'FICERR .

FIRSr TER~l. President, ....... ............... D. L. KI&uu:. Viet> Presidt>nl, .. ................ A. L. CHILDs. Secrclar·y and Treasurer, . ..... C. Y AX N onu•:N.

~ECOXD TERll. Pre~;ident, . ..................... J. S. Gn&\'ER. Vice PresUlent, . ................. G. J. N' ORTH. Sec1·etaryand Treasun~r, ........ S. G. HoPKI:o~s.

THIRD TERll. President, ............ .............• H. TloYT. Vice P1·csident, .......... ........ J. D. JoN&s. Secretm·y and Treasurer, ......... C. C. RANROll.

COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE. G. J. NORTIT, J. 8. GREVES,

T. W. CHESEBROUGH.

T. w. CHESEBROUGH, A. L. CHILDS. C. :\1. DAns. J. s. GRE\ES. H. lloYT. J .D. JONES.

R. P. CADY. H. IT. CuRRAN. R. W. Mc!Nrosu. J. )fcLEAN. B. F. )!ILLER.

SE:-:IORS.

JUI\lOR3.

SOPHOMORES. :M. ADAliS, Jr. s. H. ADA)!S. H. II. BmEHWORTR. G. A. Bt'."TI'S. H. P. CooK. H. M. Dono. A. n. HAllnLI'<. C. M. HoLTox.

G. BAYLESS. .J. ::\:[. CRAIG. W. lft"TI'O:s". H .• lEl'KINS. F. D. r~ocKE. H. LOOMIS. II. LEtrSIXGER. E. ~L l\IARBl.E, N. C. )ld.!ATH.

FR~IBIE:-1.

D. S. KlEirr.r.. G. J. XoRTH.

J. G. O:;nonx. G. H. STARR.

'''· 'N. WETliORE. A. S. Wooo.

L. S. PAGE. J. J. Pf:ASE.

"\V. ScoFn;LD. L. s. B. SAWYER.

H. WARD.

S. G. HoPKINs. n. H. Kr.Lr.ooG.

c. c. RANSOM. A. D. ROBERTS.

G. w. SHF.f,OON. J. S. Sur..

W. H. 'J'EF.L. C. YAx NoRor-:s.

A. A. :MonsE. K. S. Purs,ur. D. C. SACKETI'.

)l. SmTH. K SouruwmtTH.

:::l. 'l'F.l!RY. S. )[. 'i'•"RRY.

G . .A. w ATSOX. C. Wr.sT .

A. P. W ORTIHNGTON.

BOARD OF EDITORS FOR HAMILTON COLLEGE.

AUGUSTUS U. BRADBURY, Ca'N. CHARLES W. COLE, EDWARD W. ROOT, WINSOR SCOI•'IELD, EDW..1.RD B. WICK.$. SEc'Y. WILLIAM C. WI.NSLO W.

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4 THE HAMILTONIAN.

~ouors of tht Qlradnatiug (!!:lass.

I VALEDICI'ORY ORATIOX,

GEORGE J. NORTIT, ......... Waterloo. Rhetoric~d Oration.

AL13ERT L"C"CAS CIIILDS, ................. Waterloo.

I Ltgal Oration,

CHARLES MORTD1ER DAVIS, .............. St•nnelt.

Clas.~ical Oration, J.AJIES SA~'DFORD GREVES, . .. .. ..... • . Milwnnkt>t'.

Scientific Oration,, • . D.n JD L. KIEilLE, ....................... Danvill1•.

Ethical Otation, WILLIA'! II. H. 'MILLER, ....... . . . ......... Clinton.

Philosophical Or11tion, WILLIAM WALCOTT WETMORE ......... Whitl'~boro.

HIGH ORATIONS. HoRACE P. Bmt:LOW.... . . . . . . . . . .... Wnt(•rvilll'. Tuos. Wn.LLUI Cu..:st;nnol·ou, .......... Syn\CilHI'.} J ost:PI! U.\R'I"EY lkRKEt:,.. . . . . . . . . . . . Anj:(u~tn. Declin<'d. Jou' DHI>! Jo,t:~, ........... . ......... . . utica.

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(!;;1nupetitor~ for tltt (!);lnrk ~ri~t itt CDrntory. CLASS OF 1861.

TIIOMAS W. CHESEBROUGH, ALBERT LUCAS CIIILDS. JAMES SANDFORD GREVES, JOHN D. JONES, GEORGE J. NORTII, GEORGE HILLS STARR.

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«:omtrttitor~ for tltt ~lntltrwootl <1J;htu.timt fgri~t~. CLASS OF 1861.

H ORACE PORTEll. BIGELOW, JOSEPH HARYEY DURKEE, JAMES SANDFORD GRE\' ES, JOHN CLINTON HIGBY; DAVID L. KIEIILE, FRANCIS ASBURY TORREY, WILLIAM WALCOTT WET:\lORE, FRANK B. WILLARD.

PRIZES AWARDED:

1. WILLIAl\I W. WETl\IORE. 2. DAVID L. KIEHLE.

c ill .r A d {PROP. J. S. GARDNER, A. 1\f. mnm ee 01 wor ' T. W. DwrGHT, LL. D.

~om:pditor~ for tltt ~ttlogg <tlu.s~itnl ~ri~t~. CLASS OF 1862.

AUGUSTUS U. BRADBURY, CHARLES LEVI BUCKINGHAM, RUSH PALMER CADY, HENRY HASTINGS CURRAN, JAMES JOHNSON PEASE, LORENZO S. BOSWORTH SAWYER, WINSOR SCOFIELD, AMOS 1\IADDI•:N TUAYER, HENRY \V ARD, JR.

(l;:om:pditor.s for ~ntlttumticn:t ~ri~t.G. CLASS OF 1863.

JI. S. ADAMS, E. W. A\'ERY, CHARLES A. BUTTS, TIEXB.Y P. COOK, HENRY M. DODD. PETER Q. ECKERSON, CIIARLES l\1. EVERETT, CHARLES '1 FOSTER, ABRA:\1 H. IL\.:MULIN, WILLIAM N. PAGE, G. W. ROSS~IAN G. W. SUELDOX, J. S. SLIE, WILLIA~I H. TEEL, CHARLES YA~ l\'ORDEX.

ArrOINTMfNTS FOR rRIH OfClAMATION, FH.ESHMEN.

GEORGE BAYLESS. JA:\IES :\I. CRAIG. MELVILLE E\lORY DAYTON. EDGAR MARTIN ~IARBLE.

SOPHOMORES. STEPIIEN GROS' ENOR HOPKINS. GEORGE WRIGHT SHELDON. WILLI.UI IIENRY TEEL. JOliN JAMES TU'\NICLIFF.

,JUNIORS. NORMAN lL\ YNES BECKER. LEVI D. :\IlLLER. EDWARD \HI,STEIN ROOT. WIXSOH. SCOFIELD.

OFFICERS:

President, .. .......... GEO. J. NORTII. Vicc·Prcsidenl, ........ CHAS. 'M. DAVIS. Serretary, ....• ... .... IIORACE P. mGELOW.

CHARLES M. FAY, ..•....••...•... Unique Horn. M YRON A. McKEE, ........ . . ..... In!.: Ilorn. EDWARD W. RooT, .............. . Dry Ilorn. EDWARD B. WICKS, . .............. Green Horn. WILLIAM C. \VJ:\SLOW, ............ Tooke Ilornr. --GREEK HAR~1:0NY.

II A n ::UONXSTI-;. 'L\.IIERSII.\.LALIL\SI!BAZ, . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . J. A. lh;nm.us. Clli~PIIARIL-\.A:\1\ION.Al, ......................... . . E. \\'. An:nY. JEJIO:'IIABE.\ TII ................ .. ...... . .... .. .... \. K. lion. Jt'8lL\BliESED,. . . . . . . . . ... . ............... . . . .. \1'. N. l'.HJE. P ABDA\DIIN .................. . ................... S. (}. IIOI'Id,H.

SIIE.\.RJA:-'1!1:13 .............. .. ............ . ..... II. \\'. Fcmu:n. JOAZ.\.BDl'S, . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . ....... . C .• \. Bvrr~. IIGKKOK, ............................. . .. . ..... J. J. •rv,"cLIH.

AmaOOTfftax,oaE} a toya).eoKpavtaA.EVl/JavooptfLl''TOTptflfta; oatA.qnorrapaow A.t TOKa Tal(.£ \:YfU:vo /(. t x,A.nwwaavcf>ocf>aT;orrrpt aTepaA.eK.;pvovorrnyKecf>a) oKtyKAO'Tt) ewA.aywoatpaw{Jacf>II'P

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BASE BALL CLUB. CLASS OF '63.

"Tlfl ~ w Ttft1}." Pm:smExr,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . Al":.;TJ\" K. HOYT. \'Jr't:-l'm:smt:,T, . .. •.. . .... . • l Oll~ A. REYNOLDS. SEcltt:nRY, •...•••. •• • • ... • ITOR.\.Cg W. FOWLER. TR~:A~l'HER,, ..... . .•... WILLIX\1 N. 1', \(:J-;.

31 " l'nJ liC'l'S.

CLASS OF 'G4.

BASE BALL-" '64-POUNDERS." OFFICERS.

PltESmt:XT, .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . C. R. ~HLLA RD. Vret:·l'nEslllE~T ........... . .... . . . . . .. .\. 11. DE.\\'. f".ECRET.\RY, • ... . .. • .... •. ...... • .. • K B. WOOD. TRE.\SI'IIEH, ... . . • • • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . K :.\[. \IAJWLE.

;{O 'l~mb!'l'".

DEBATING CLUB. CLASS OF '64.

PnESmt:~,..... . . . . . GEO .• \.. \\'_\ TSO\". \'Je•f:-Pnt:smt:xr .... .... .. . 'or. II. FT~I!EH. S•:nu:nnY,.. . ... . . . . . . . . ALBER'l' 1'. WOitTITINC1'0N 'l'nE.l..-iUtt;n, .. • • . • . • • • • . IIE:\f{Y L00:\11:-'. C1mH', . ••.••••. . .•.••. .. . . :-3HER\L\ \" D. C,\\"FTELD.

T.ln:H.I ltY C'C)\1 \ll'l'l'EF:.

EDGAR '\1. )L\.HBL~;. EO\\'.\ IW T.H~(L\ RT. FIU~K PL.\ CT·;.

E. 'L\RBLR .... .... . .. .. ... .. ... ... . . 1sT \ ' IOU\. S. TEHRY .......... .. .............. .. .. 2n M. lli{O\\'.'i, ,JJt •••••••••••. • •.••• .••... bT Fun:. C. i'. :\IlL LARD ...... .. .. . .. ........... 2t> f'. :\1:. H.\LL,.... .... . • . . ......•.... . Gl'rnn. B. F. POl'K .... . .... . ..... . ....... . . A. IT. DE.\ N. . . .. .. .. .. .... .. .. E. n. woon,..... .... . .. ... .. \'mw,et:u .o. K. R. l'UTN,UI.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :\lt:1.mn:m.

CONTRA BAND. '64.

\\'JU,IA:\1 A. COBB,..... . . . . . . . .fm.,Juop. l'lllLil' C. Cl' HR.\\", . • • . . . . . . .lf11sir· /Jo.t. \\ .\.LL.\ CE B. ('IIlLI>:', .. . ............ Nf/i"!l·'· RI CHARD .\. EL,II-at, . . ... . . ... .. .. l hotb. FR.-\.NK PL.-\.('B .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. ... . . _ . . ll'ilit/ J,J.,/•·IwH:>III. FlUNK LIN LOCKE.. . . ... . .. . . . •. Bolin.,. J•;LnW R001', . . .. .. . ...... . ... .. • . . .• l hl/io1w. .FIL\...'\'K W. l'J,.\:-\'1', .•.•. . ...•.... .. . . ].,tH/ 'li·ump.

~o,dtl] cf tllt ~1~~~ c·f '6-t. OMIKRON KAPPA.

r. 'L K. PHILIP C. CunR.\X. A. ~. c. :M. 13.\.LL. '1. IT. A. II. DEAX.

X .• \.. )f. BROWN, JR. -:r. cf>. Edward Southworth. ¢. 19. Ezra B. Wood. o. p. Ward Ilunt, Jr. cf>. e. -8. Edward P. Johnson.

Charles P. Arnold. Edgar )I. ~Iarhle. 'l'homas W. Barton. r.. r.. {J~ .Tames S. Me Yey. llermon V. Bostwick. t 1/J. Charles S .. Millard.

a. p. "'· Henry A.. Butler. JohnS. Parkhurst. K. a. Sherman D. Canfield. w. K. Frank Place. o. cf>. Wallace B. Childs. i .. "'· cf>. Frank W. Plant. -8. a. Willat·d A. Cobb. v. Bcnj. 1!'. Pope.

Richard A. Elmer. o. ':T. Elihu Root. William H. lc'ishcr. X· cf>. L. B. Root.

w. /(.. Theodore 1<'. Gllrdnf'l·. H. B. Shepard. {3. ~· .James E. Jenkin~. ~· •· Henry )I. Simmons.

John C. King. e. 11. Hannibal Smith. John II. Howell. Solon )I. Terry.

--·-ORDER OF EXERCISES DURING

<CQMMENCBMEN'f WEE~. R1-UHluy, ,July 1 .1.

AFTERXOOX.

Tmnn AxxUAJ. ~ER,!OX hcfore the Graduatin~r Cla!'s, by Rev. H.uiL' EJ. "\V. J<'I,.,HEH, D. I>., Prcllident of the College.

.:n:;o.;rxn

AmmE~~ before the 8ueiety of Christian Rl'-t•arrh, hy Rer "\V ALTER C LARK, n. D., of Hnffalo.

::uondn~· •• Tuly l:">.

Entrance Examination at !J .\. lf. and 2 1'. 11 .

Prizl' D~'''lnmation at i ~ P \I.

Tuc,..tlu:~ • .Jllly JH.

\FT I lt \;OC)';

I xAunl'R.\1. AnnnF.ss hy Eu.1corr l•;,._,:x,.,, A . :\L. Maynard J>,·ofc,,or of Law.

EVF.XI';G .

.Annn~;"" and Po~·'• hcforc the Litemry ~oeietic.-. A nnnE~i:! hy lion. G ~:one~: 8\' \1'\FH, Bw;tun, ::\Ja~s .

Po~'• hy R . J. lh: Cmmo\ \, Xcw York

'\Vt•<lnt''"'<.luy, .July 17.

Annual ::\ll•etin).(' of the 8oeiety of .\ Jnmni. On.\TIOX hy lion. •rnmr.\S ' l' ttt' .\llWFl.l, n \ n~. ~yraeusc.

Ponr by ,J .w.::> A~:;:nun:x Tnwxrn, Xew York .

F.Yi::XIXG.

)[ecting of AI nmni and Fricn(ls of College. Thtn•,..<la~· · .Tul y 11'i.

00~1~1:EN CE~1ENT. The Excrci~e~ will l'OnunellCl' a t, 10 .\. \t.

~The Il.nlll.TOXIA'' can he ohtainl·ll of the Editor,;, at the Bookstor<•s in Clinton, and nt 'I'. "\Y. ~c\1 ard\, Ilulli~ter's

and the Herald Ofll.cc in Utica. '

Hol<l<R1><, I'R"1'ER, (;() G•·s "-""' ~'ra••-r. l'nc •. X. Y.

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