Date: 1866
graduates, who could talk sweetly of irresistible grace, original sin, and the inward call, and were usually the greatest dunces in the University ; the Broad Church party has manfully stepped for ward, teaching tutor and tutored alike.  To the former, that he is no mere machine , warranted to feed another machine with a certain amount of Latin and Greek per diem — but a living, acting, thinking man, whose experience of hfe must be brought to bear upon those young hearts with which he had to deal.  And to the latter, that the University system is one of education, not mere cramming, education and development of all powers, both of mind and body, and that it is the due union of both these which makes the true man.