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Of this meeting, on the occasion Of the remarkable address to which we have just listened. I have felt it an honour to preside over such a fine audience on such an occasion. Professor Alexander is not only one Of your selves, but he is a man Of the highest intel lectual distinction among the entire people Of this nation. He is distinguished not less by a certain generous tone and temper which he brings to bear on his tasks, a tone and temper which recall something of the personality Of the great thinker Of whom he has spoken to us.