The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-19 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY d CAMBRIDGE ELECTION.
Ms. BZILIWORD MOMS CAMIIRIDOS COADOITAL
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TO the MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of
JANE.
oarrumr.—ass• we led addreded yea ea MAW of Sir
John Lubbock's Committee, champs have occurred with regard
to the mammalian of she Pste•mity In Parliament
hy the re trammel If Wood,,thermagraroldedhlateelerweglet
before the irnireselty Is reduced to fear. all of them avowedly
mews: and en were ground It Is *gamble that thee:preload
of libetal opinion with regard to them liar shoed nos lemonte
more decided. JWedrtp Irma • nowt sonnenceresst in the
.• Those of the of signateres to he requidttoir pre-
, seated by Mr. laws. ft would appear thee sot oat easdklate ham
at present the amareht support of may souelsterstais section of the
I graduates.
That Dr. Waters Mows with rand is the repreeentatten of Use
University ere not shared In by all hI. Ws sepparters is eclat
from the appended letter, which Gee of u. has seethed from Mr.
Bompaa, grevionsly • earretery to Ids enneattioe, and which we
have depended= of Mr. Mangos to c 1
We have ventured to savor support=J6lin Labbott ea
the grenade of his aloes aersaidies with the Velveraty. of his
distimmialsed literary aid middle attaidinesela. of Ida out as
• public masker and man of Beriness, and, above all, oa 'coma
of
him thorough ideatinselloa with Use estimations.' Mews sad
general politic* of the great majority of our peddles.
We need scarcely say that, as a scientific &an himself, and a
feeder in the scientific thought of she day. Mr John labium-Vs
opinions upon the .alas of science to education differ widely
from tame which have been :mantle emceed, and are, es
Utlnk,, more In accordance with Owe lid* a added ter Um
repromatetton of • learned body might DB Waded to lididatit
Sir Joint's advocacy of scientific eddy as as al part of •
liberal education is based upon his reccomitlea at Ile veld as •
means of Intellectual culture, rather thee up" a same coast-
derathis of the Immediate utility of stied* knowledge.
Should you see the form of them coaildsrattasie, aid not
already time attest sow muss to to. WA of gar Jabs labeock's
'importers. we beg you will communhate wflis cos of us at year
surliest eonssistinsce..

7-sei-beh7.lTaf the Committee. yaws ismeoltully,
V. W. PAREAIt, ltA., Ise It II .trow
G. C. MIRY, Usdversky Collage,'
W.C.
W. ODLMINGspital, M.D..,, F.Z.8., Bartholo- Koh liar
nsew's o D.C.
Y. H. YYD4IIIIIIi, D.A., Oafs 1100- I
ping, hi.
8, Km° Bomb Walk, Temple, T.C., lfebmary t, lES
M 7 dear l'Yeamith.—Yon •me DO doubt aware that Dr. Wood
has dyned Ida tntention no longer to continuo • candidate
far the repromotatios of the Univers* of London. A. ono of
Ws supporter', I have teen obliged. Umeefers, to enowider the
claims winch the other candidates have upon the suffrages of the
meditates. I have always fait that, if possible. lb was dedrable
that we mlacmid be represented by one of our own graduates. and
I bad list to madder whether I could conseleallevialriallaPert
Mr. Begehat The OM umber for • new onlvernity, • gm-,
lusts, will necessarily be subject to much observance and est-
=and it is emontlal therefore that be should sot sty he •
&Mc bet one who would steed no handle foe
remark& Moreover. I think oar member should be chosen
from those who already fume given time and tremble to
the Littered& of the University In leas prominent positions; but
Mr Dagshot km rendered himself conspicuous by his failure
to work for the University, either as • member of the Graduates*
Committee or under the new charter.
. .

Dr. triri;d7irr hiSlettes:l; ter.coStle, expressing Ms IntenUan
to retire has called the special attention of his supporters to
the candidature of Mr. Lowe, but the very points ia his opinions
there referred to seem to me to afford occa,ions fur opposing his
election. His views on eductllon may he gathered from his
published speeches, and especially the speech that be delivered
lam autumn at kalishurgh, and, both with relation to the lower
and middleclasets, they appear to me wholly erroneous. With
respect to the lower claws, his fundamental proposition apron
to be that it Is the duty of the government to educate the
people, SI it le to administer justice and to protect property.
This assumes In the strongest form the old tory theory of a pa-
nes' government, which has gradually bees giving place ter
centuries to the theory of Individual liberty, and which, rather
than the were external form of the government, constitutes the
cnisnLial difference between despotism end freedom. With the
conclusion be draws from his theory, that the government ought
to supply by compulsory ragtag schiestion to Mom who have
sow i.e mesa of obtaining ft, I fully agree; bat I minuend
that Sir John Lubbock support" the some views on the sounder
principle that government is rand to see that children ere sup-
plied, either by their panda or, if that is impends, by govern-
ment itself, with the menial" of U. With regard to
middle-class education, Mr. Lowe bee wintered to pet
se the id requisite the acquirer's' el aril In-
formation, and to treat as only semodery the roper
training of the mind. It will be unformed' if the advocate of
such principles receive the support of our Ifenereity, which has
been accueed (Mori untruly) of farreverfegillllllllllMosil whose
real object has bear to direct the studios of young sea In sad
a way as should best train their mental preen. lam fer tsAs
den that it is desired* that 'elands dada 'iodations a
far feature than they do in modem ederelen : histmethis
point Sir J Milbbock will advocate the are
with tar higherfic, attainments end with goesid=ra
the this principles of education. Mr. Lowe's views ea the in!
ject of tho Irish Church are the rise as those of all the other
candidates, and indeed &xenon so that they can haft
be oondileredaa Worn, any ground far ear
Mom however, if l had with Mr. Lowe inlar=an
the subjects referred to by Wood, there or other groupie
on whirl I should knee loin Isipasibi• to we. bra& As •
liberal, I could IMVe? vas for one who has *NPR by his ado r
well as words Olathe has • profound Ashen of thememy msJoefh_of
supporters
his fellow-coeneryssen. I it Is
blimighterA ef Ms
that the d know
ream of Mann Mb. hie drier
en that edict are dlittle importance; eo far is thi tress
being the ear, that In the speech I hem referred to, bet brie
his views on Ms question of education es the melt of iebent,
and says that he should have thought the changes whieb be am
advocates undesirable, bet berths peeing et the lama MI
Another misetiem resod only to der nmeglieril by Dr.
Wood, is oar relation with ear eolinial sugale. Mr. Inn* has
done his bed, arrially bybis speech as theatres's/ Cinada,
to weaken the tiat barer the eekieleined the warm erribp,
end to create meted distrust Those who, like ism.
some connexion with Canada, know what Indignation
rode Mud, as it sears to me, justly), not only
Canadians throneelves, but also emcee those m=ina deem
moat Interred in the welfare of that colony.
I have heard it said that Mr. Lowe's speech au lierepard
annexation of the Usdnetity of Durban' to our oceseireney
gives dm • claim to our port. I certainly felt that rem of
conselendous end wew•rded wont for the Univeralp, sada se
than tel Di Wood, downed every recognition: bat the bet
that ate time when it was already known that Mr. Lowe wr
likely to be asked to stand for our Universityl, he note sranst a
motion which would have deprived him of al respect al repre-
senting the constituency, seemato me but • poor ground Irse-
turning him as our member.
I have nytttee thus at !ratio you to show you that it
Is not without consideration that
youl have &dad to
ask you to allow me to untie with and your
workers In endeavouring to rear 8r 3eirs Lubbock far Mow
enr
future member. his John is closehcounseled without' Ilsawr-
atty, his tether was car firstAs, alaDor, sad he breamits
a member of the grata too, he is not a gamble et elder
of the older Universities, sad his
yet to be roads he will become, If el=r7elesel=edia
with our UniveMly that tt will be of mei rnment ell he
never eotorty graduated among se. The Irma OW wild
Mu placed him, at so earl, an age, in the filet re d of wreak
men, and which he has onalmad not only on asere. par.
rite but cm the study of polities, entiles him to lie
position a/ our member. w upon the onsellassed the
day he is consistently liberal in principle
your well as drier I
shall be happy, therefore, to give you any aid I sr able la
securing his return.
I remain, yours
taktafiniffiT M. DOMY,U3.

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