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THE GOVERNMENT AND EDUCATION…
THE GOVERNMENT AND EDUCATION IN WALES. Most genial, and even enthusiastic, was the gathering at Captain Verney's beautiful residence -Rhianva-on Tuesday week. The gallant gentleman and Mrs. Verney had very kindly invited the "Liberal Hundred" of Anglesey to dine with them on that day, and to meet the Right Honourable A. J. Mundella, vice-president of the Committee of Council on Education, and other distinguished guests. Not the least happy part of the arrangement was the visit of the vice- president of the Committee of Council on Education at a time when higher education is the one paramount theme in Wales, and the right honourable gentleman's remarks are calculated to strengthen the hope of the Welsh people that this great requirement of theirs is being seriously and earnestly taken up by the Government. Indeed, Mr. Mundella observed to his audience that he could not tell them how deep an interest the Prime Minister took in all questions affecting Wales, or how warm a place the Principality bad in the heart of Mr. Gladstone." He also added that Mr. Gladstone, like other members of the Government^ was most anxious that the question of intermediate education for Wales should receive early attention at the hands of Parliament. These sentiments were cheered to the echo, as well they might be. Of course, the right hon. gentleman had to remind us that the great hindrance in the way of dealing with the question at once was the more urgent question affecting Ireland. Let this be once got out of the way, and there is no doubt, from what Mr. Mundella has told us, that the great need of Wales will have the very earliest possible attention from the present Government. Inde- pendently of the greatness of the boon to the Principality, when it shall come, the very thought, as the principal of Bangor College remarked, that Wales at the present time is taken notice of, as it should be, and not as existing in a small corner as a part and parcel of the United Kingdom, but as having a separate political existence of its own, and as having requirements distinctively different from those of other parts of England, Scotland, and Ireland, sent a thrill of joy through the hearts of the inhabitants of the Principality. As an instance of this, Mr. Mundella, later on in the proceedings, announced, to the satisfaction of every one present, that Mr. Wm. W illiams, (of Swansea College, we presume), whom the right hon. gentleman characterised as a learned and erudite Welshman, had been appointed Educational Inspector for the whole of Wales. Previous Governments never entertained a thought of Wales, and the prominent attention given to it must be a source at once of pride and satisfaction to every Welshman who has the true progress of his country at heart. It is true, as Mr. Mundella observed, that we have now the advantage of the Elementary Education Act of 18/0 in nearly every parish in Wales, but equally true it is that there is "a great blank between elementary and intermediate education, there being only about one in every thousand of the population attending grammar or advanced schools." "The reason for this," added Mr. Mundella, "was because there was very few endowments." Many of the Grammar Schools are ill adapted or badly situated, and the governing bodies, according to Welsh ideas, were 'close. Meanwhile it is a matter of joy to all Wales that the vice-president should have been able to assure his audience that he himself was surprised to find that the Welsh children bad taken a higher per- centage of passes than those in England, and that the grant for Wales was the heavier of the two countries. And be it remembered that this excellence was attained under great disadvantages. "I know," said Mr. Mundella, that the Welsh children laboured under the disadvantages and difficulty of learning in what is to them a foreign tongue, and yet after all they took a higher standard than the average made by English boys and girls." Had the vice-president been a Welshman, he might have been suspected of putting rather more colour than was necessary on this pleasant picture; but Mr. Mundella is not a Welshman, as our readers are aware, and his testimony, being thoroughly impartial, is on that account all the more satisfactory and pleasant.
Y SASSIWN.
Y SASSIWN. The immediate object of great interest in Merionethshire, and especially at Bala, at the present time, is the "Sassiwn," which is to be held there this month. The gathering is a repre- sentative one for the whole of Wales, and cannot fail to attract thousands to the little town of Bala. The gathering of so many thousands of people to one focus cannot fail to be an object of interest even to those outside the pale of Welsh Methodism. Bala, in the time of the Rev. Thos. Charles, and for some time after his death, was to Welsh Methodism what Llangeitho was in the time of the Rev. Daniel Rowlands, the one great centre of attraction whither devout pilgrims flocked to hear the Gospel preached. But the glory of former days has, it is to be feared, departed from these gatherings. It has often been said that much harm results from all great gatherings such as the Sassiwn. Drunkenness is rife, even at the Sassiwn, and hundreds go thither who never set foot on the Sassiwn field, but are attracted thither for sight-seeing. Apart however, from this view of the question, the preaching at the Sassiwn must be a great attrac- tion to those who appreciate pulpit oratory. The late Henry Rees of Liverpool was indeed a pulpit orator of no ordinary power. His well-chosen sentences, pathetically delivered, exercised untold influence over the thousands who gazed at him as he poured forth his eloquence from the oreat wooden structure erected in the Sassiwn field. The Sassiwn is a phenomenon in the religious atmosphere of Wales which owes its existence to the immense concourse of people gathered together which no edifice could contain. The cathedral of St. David could not contain the audience of a Sassiwn. Neither did that stately and venerable edifice afford sufficient accommo- dation to the hungry souls who flocked to hear the Word of Life from the lips of the eloquent Vicar Pritchard of Llandovery, when he was in residence at St. David's. The eminent author ot lhe Welshmen's Candle" (" Canwyll y Cymry ) had a moveable pulpit built,*from which he preached to thousands in the graveyard sur- rounding the Cathedral, pouring out in eloquent strains the promise of the everlasting Gospel of peace. Here was the germ of the Methodist revival, originated by dignitary of the Welsh Church, a Welshman at heart, in genuine sym- pathy, and possessed of fiery Celtic oratory. Whatever notions we may entertain of the non- propriety of open air preaching, we are met by the significant truth that the Sermon of Sermons was preached by the Great Head of the Church in the open air—"And seeing the multitudes, he went up into a mountain and when he was set, his disciples came unto him and he opened his mouth and taught them." And it must be con- sistent with evangelical truth for His disciples to "gojandjdo likewise."
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A CARD.-To ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM: THE errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakn ss, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipt that will cure you, FfiEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a selt-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New York City, U.S.A. IT HAVING BEEN DECIDED that the eminent services rendered to Wales by the late Sir Hugh Owen during forty years should be commemorated, a public meeting convened to consider the matter resolved that the memorial should be in the form of a statue, to be erected in some suitable place in the Principality, and, if the funds permit, by a scholarship or scholarships bearing his name. The committee appointed to carry out this resolution are issuing an appeal to the Welsh nation to provide the means requisite for the purpose of honouring the memory of one who consecrated his life to the service of his country- men, and they express their confidence that the appeal will not be made in vain. As our readers are aware, the late Sir Hugh Owen was a promi- nent member of several important societies, and had taken a leading part in the formation of many institutions having a tendency to benefit the Welsh people, the most prominent being the University College of Wales. Sir Hugh had taken a special interest in the education of the Welsh people, and to him is mainly due the appointment of the Departmental Committee which was created last year for the purpose of inquiring into the state of higher and intermediate education in Wales. The committee are very desirous that the Sir Hugh Owen memorial shall be worthy of the man and of his country, and they, therefore, earnestly hope to receive the active sympathy and support of all friends. Doubtless, in many towns and villages the matter will be taken in hand by local committees. The chairman of the general committee is Lord Aberdare, Mr. J. H. Puleston being chairman of the executive committee. MR. SPENCER CURWEN, in Sunday at Home for May, says of Welsh part-singing:—"The excep- tional power of the bass voices gave a richness to the harmony which nothing else can give. Our English choirs, both in church and out, are generally deficient in basses, and their singing sounds in consequence thin and unsubstantial. These Welsh basses have voices that make the furniture vibrate as they sound, just as do the pedal stops of an organ. While they were singing, especially in the loud passages, I could see the sheet of paper I held in my hand tremble. One has often to complain in England that the organ drowns the voices of the congregation, but an organ, amid singing of this kind, would have a very small chance of being heard. The singing has, nevertheless, in some respects an organ-like effect. In our English psalmody the notes of three beats' length which occur at the ends of lines are generally cut short by the singers but the Welsh have a way of not only holding them on, but swelling upon them and running them without break into the next line. The soft passages are as impressive as the loud. It is only strong lungs that can sustain a rich, soft tone, a chorded murmur. I recall especially the long- drawn pianissimo at the close of a funeral anthem, sung in memory of a minister in the district who had died. The pure intonation, so different from the tempered chords of an organ, stole into the ear with perfect smoothness, and the sound was like a wail of sorrow.
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