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DEATH OF REV, SAMUEL COULING,
AND
A FINE SCHOLAR
LOVABLE PERSONALITY,
REUNIFICATION.
YUNNAN GENERAL'S VIEW.
CIRCULAR TO PROVINCES.
THE CHINA MAIL.
"A NATIONAL "ASSET.
'LORD. HALDANE ON THE VALUE OF EDUCATION.
on Education-A National Asses.”
the word
Some of
of over two thousand years ago gave SOLICITOR'S PROTEST. to the world in their books and in the ........
TO EDUCAMOK..
bestir ourselves, and more than that,
PROSECUTIONS.
Mr. d'Almada then lodged his protess
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"NOT GUILTY”.
if we were to set up among car peo [To the Editor of the "China Mall.”) plea standard of living by which they could rise to the status and dignity of
Sir,-I consider that in the matter
his Case
be tried
and
traditions they followed, and giving FROCEDURE IN GOVERNIENT the greatest stimulus to life and action that was to be had. Exbapt in the case of those born with altogether The Venerable Archdesoon Scott, exceptional talent, that asset was In the course of discussion on the M.A., presided over A big and denied to all but a way small traction, | question of bail in a small epšum case. enthusiastic gathering at the Opera with the result that the great majority in Mr. R. E. Lindsell's Court yestar House, Tunbridge Wells, beld under of our population was facing day, Mr. Leo d'Almads, solicitar, the burden of defective flodged a protest against the practica the suspices of the Kent Education under League, December S, when Lord and inadequate education. There was in the Courts of allowing persons other Haldane delivered a brilliant address A NEW SPIRIT "ABROAD WITH REGARD than Government law officials to ap-j
paar for the prosecution in cases, and Lord Haldane said he had come to and he would tall them what actually take apon themselves the them that afternoon to submit a re-be believed to be at, the bottom duties of a solicitor, and to all intents. solution which he was going to ask of it. We should never get a better and purposes receive an audience in them to consider very earnestly. Government, or a better Parliament, the Court as rich. Mr. d'Almada It was as follows
until we bad
A battar demosid that the system was entirely "That this public meeting the
cracy and by that he meant wrong, and it was "high time a check ratepayers and taxpayers of this damocracy that cared. Let them was put on the practice." district, while anxious to eliminate aim at getting a democracy which The case before the Court was one waste of national or local resources, is had a sense of the higher ideals, and in which a Chinese was arrested for of opinion that the restriction of pro-with leaders in Parliament she would the unlawful possession of four mace per and necessary expenditure apon express that higher sense. They of non-Government epire worth 80 national education would be disastrous, would ask him what it was he looked conts, and was given bail in the sam inasmuch as it would inflict grave forward to in a concrete and actual of $500. Mr. d'Almads, for the injury on the children of to-day and form. He looked forward, not merely defence, suggested that bail of $8-- apon future generations. The meet to to-morrow, but the day after. To ten times the value of the opium→→ ing, therefore, urges His Majesty's day the question was whether, in the was ample. Government and Local Education light of our position as a nation first, Mr. H. A. Taylor, the Monopoly Authorities to make every effort to and secondly in the interests of Analyst, whom a Revenue Officer maintain the educational service of society generally, we did not need had earlier in the morning said was this country in a state of fall still a further stage of education appearing for the prosecution," efficency."
which would give to every adult the said that the facts of the case were Herec with the deepest conscious chance of securing further knowledge. such as would justify the heavy ball. ness of the financial difficulties He came from a part of the kingdom which the ustion stood at the present very revolutionary in its way, but time.
Mr. Lindsell said that Mr. Taylor They were still, however, a not so much was heard of it sa they! nation with the old energy and with heard of the trouble in Ireland, be was only "watching the case for the and the Court had the old capacity for industry an cause they were revolutionary in a prosecution," braken, but were crushed by the different way. What they did, always given a bearing to such persoDA border of debt they had to bear as they did silently; they made to expedite the disposal of cases. The the result of the sacrifices made in the first consideration that matter had previously been brought keeping their freedom intact. That they would not have any religious up before Mr. J. R. Wood (Acting With the request that we should burden they had to meet, and could difficulties standing in the way of Fuiene Judge) and he had upheld the reprint it, Mr. Ling Hing Kai sends only meet it by effecting every education's perfect attainments. They practice.
The question of bail was then re as the following translation of a economy that was in their power. He were free in Scotland from denomina- The North China Dey Nezr "circular telegram to the different did not want them for a moment to tions and religion, and the elementary turned to, and after the Magistrate publishes this appreciation of the provinces by General Tang Chi Yao, imagine that he desired to keep up schools were carving on in efficiency had heard from Mr. Taylor that a who has recently been re-instated in anything that was beyond the limit of by leaps and bounds. He thought it false back had been discovered in the Rev. Samuel Couling, news of
Yennan " and "has every keen what was necessary, and shrink from would be a good thing if England was safe in which the opium found, whose death was telegraphed by our device for the reunification of China" keeping down things to the limit. as far on as Scotland. This was the and in the secret compartment was Shanghai correspordent last week:-
(Translated from the Chinese because they were accustomed to only way in which they could some paper which had been used to "By the lamented death of Samuel original tex.)
have them.
But when he came to solve the problems. A good deal of wrap opium, the Magistare allowed Since the outbreak of civil strife what implied in
WAS Cooling the foreign community has
economy might be effected in the hail to stand at $500, loets notable man. He was born in there has been constant talk of the economy, there was something more machinery and details of organisation, ways and means toward the reunificato consider. He knew there wers a but there was soms expenditure need- "Chipperfield, in the year 1858,--his-- ---
tion of the country, but the goal good many people-some shrewd mened in order to bring in sight some of father bring the minister of the mx to move farther and farther of business who would say that the things he had spoken of If we Baptist Church in that town. For away. The hope for peace has been education was a luxury.
were to help our young and maintain some years he was in one of the large encountered by deeper strife and end-these luxuries, they would say, could the position of England, then re must insurance offices in London. Called less turmol. Instead of peace and be done without, and it would have to the ministry himself be entered the reunification of the country, aggressive been better if education had not gone Baptist College, Bristol, and sab-policies have been pursued toward beyond the three R's. They must seqantly became the "minister selfish ends. This, therefore, has been however, bring this question of of the Baptist Church at the deplorable cause for the unman-economy to a closer touch than some full respecting human beings, we must of Court cases, there would be nothing Totnes, Devonshire, By the visit of ageable differences between the North members of the business world appear remove those fetters and shackles of fairer if a jury is called for. the Rev. A. G. Jones he was led to and the South.
ed to have been disposed to bring it ignorance which a badly organised that offer himself to the Baptist Missional y In view of continual national dis-Why did he say that earnest con-educational system imposed upon us. sentence meted out by one single Society and was designated for service order and the advantage taken for aideration was so vitally important in Mr. E. J. Sainsbury, in seconding perton--the Judge.
I observe that in a Sessions case in Taingchowin, Shangtung. Here he carrying on unnecessary warfare, I the matter they had before them that the resolution, said all must be shock- spent many years in educational work, am of the opinion that in order afternoon? They were living in a timed at the retrogression which had tried on Monday before the Puisne was charged with and on the amalgamation of the to avoid further struggle and bring when nations were competing for the taken place of late years. It was tot Judge, a man Baptist and the American Pres about peace and order to the coun- foremost place. They hitherto had merely apathy towards education, but wounding and assaulting an elderly byterian educational work he be try, political adjustment instead of held a very high place-perhaps the that gen ral position which had, un-man, and at the time of his arrest, he came associated with Dr Mateer military operations would have to be highest in the industrial and ficandial fortunately, been engendered. fostered was found to possess a dagger. in the United College at Weihsien resorted to. It is my sincere hope world. He wished to see the country and backed up by a certain section of s The prisoner stood for his trial and After sone years' service in this that the different provinces will sink continue to hold that place, but he powerful Press. He thought they would at the close, he was acquitted, but institutior, much to the regret of all their differences and foster good will was satisfied that we could not find that the opposition to education instead of going towards the arms of his colleagues, he resigned. This was and better feelings toward each other. continue to do so unless we kept up was due to ignorance, misrepresents-liberty once more, he was accosted a great loss to the work. Later ca
In order to attain these ends, I had the level of our education. (Aption and prejudice. The education given by the police again, to be charged he was invited to become the principal sometime ago proposed that the plause.) In the business world nothing in the schools had more than justified later before a magistrate with the of the Shansi Imperial University provinces be united by the Federal stood still; there were new methods itself, and had shown that the children possession of the dagger.
not one Though I was
of the This, however, he declined. The next Government System. Telegrams had appearing every month, LEW of this country, afforded the opport- few years he spent as a private tutor been sent out to the different provinces coveries and inventions in connection unity, could hold their own with spectators, I imagine that in the to a well known family in Shanghai. for their respective views, bat, in the with science and industry. At every anyone. No one could say that the course of the trial evidence was When this post was relinquishe be interim, on account of unforeseen tarn the business man said that be edcation of the country had been a brought out of the finding of the dog still lived in Shanghai, until his death. dificulties thrown in the way, the could only keep his business going by complete sucress, but it was not the ger on the man's person. The Judge Mr. Couling had been engaged for object has not yet been achieved. being constantly on the look-out for fault of the teachers in the schools; and Jury heard it and the prisoner was probably satisfied that it was 50. many years in the preparation and now people are suffering worse braine. They needed more and mare it was
However, alter the retirement and of a work dealing with Thing and worse every day from the effects of the talent which had placed Eng-
return of the Jury, Not Guilty was Chinese. After many
years of of the civil strife, and the day seems land in the foremost position up to
pronounced throughout. the length laborious work this was published still very far off when the blessings of now, and for that purpose our educs.
and breadth of the Court Freedom under the title of the Encyclopedia peace and reunification of the country tion, like our business standard, zaust under Sinica, a work that will give him a will be brought about.
develop and adjust itself to the new on Saccess could only come to ought then to be on the face of the leading pisce amongst the writers or According to what we have learned requirements of knowledge, because nation, which had the higher scale of man but a calamity followed.
educating the community. If the My real object of bringing forward China. This won the great praise of from our past experiences, and so far what was Dr. Sayce, and gained him the as the public opinion is concerned, GOOD ENOUGH TWENTY YEARS AGO State would remedy the inefficiency this peculiar incident, is to ascertain it could be depended upon that the whether such is the right procedure Stanislas Julien prize He, often the whole country is now up against WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO- DAY. spoke of revising and enlarging this the centralization of power in the Therefore, it was education which teachers of the country would do their in a British Court of Justice. Though valuable work. But unfortunately hands of the central government, and would keep us in the forefront in the best to remedy say inefficiency which I am not a legal hand, I feel certain death has robbed us of this. For a unanimously in favor of local self-industrial and commercial world, and might exist in their direction. Every as it appears to me, that a miscarriage few years be was the Honorary Secre government; the only remedy for the help us to maintain our position as a body agreed that we must have of justice was much in the light.
Ought it not be correct for the man tary of the China Branch of the Royal salvation of the country, therefore, nation. If education as to be of economy. There were many depart Asiatic Society, and the Editor of its would be the adoption of what I have this necessarily developed kind, and ments of State which would be directly after his acquittal to go hit Journal He also revived the old proposed, the Federal Government was to be better to-day than yester- hampered by economy, but education way out, and the only other item China Ravies, under, the title of the System.
day, and better to-morrow than to was the last that should be thrown to that remains for the Court to deal New China Review. Under his editor- Bhould it be possible to unite the day, it was most deplorable, in the the winds. The policy of retrench with is to give an order for the ship the Review occupied a distinctive provinces through local self-govern- name of economy, to try to strest ment should be carried on, with the confiscation of the weapon? place in the field of literature dealing ment, the Central Government will progress. If they did so, it would greatest case. The social welfare of with China. He obtained articles thereby be formed. The provinces, not mean Britain etarding still, but the country depended upon the facili from distinguished writers.
therefore, will be given opportunities we should fall behind, and other ties for education. Children must The Shanghai Municipal Council to develop themselves to their best nations would go ahead. If he were have all the opportunities possible for Hongkong, June 21, 1922. invited him to continue the Bistory advantage. The Federal Government thinking only of Germany, he would preparing for all the eventualities of
On Wednesday last the Few of Shanghai, s work begun by the System, therefore, in my opinion, speak with concern, but what was this life.
The resolution was carried, Thought Centre, Shanghai, presented late Mr. Lanning. He pat the first will be the best means for effect true of Germany was true of the volume through the press and preparing
Colonel Spender Clay, in proposing a silver vase to Mrs Fowler, who is What served for! and reunification lewer nations. peace ed the second volume. This is now of the country, so as to prevent fur to-day would not serve for to-morrow, a vote of thanks to Lord Haldane leaving for the United Statese on in the printers' hands and he was ther unnecessary strife with its dis- therefore, he said, in the interests of and Mr. Sainsbury, said he would like the Silver State." The vase is engaged in the proof reading at the estrous consequences. The Federal economy, and the capacity to pay off to support the observations of Land engraved with the names of the Government System, if actually car- our debt, and reduce our taxation, it Haldane when he advocated the prin- friends and co-workers of the Centre. Such in the main is an outline of ried out, firmly lays the frondation was essential we should keep up a ciple of all classes haying the oppor-Mrs. Fowler has been an assiduous the public life of Mr. Couling. He of the comtry. I do not mean that high level, and a progressive level in taxity of sharing in the educational and constant worker in the promotion a man of a strong personal the provinces close their doors ex-dur educational system, Germany attainments-boys and girls being of New Thought in Shanghai, and alt character, which he impressed on the clusively for their own intersts, was chastantly developing its educs given a chance to secure the highest her colleagues feel deeply sorry she students who came under his influence neither do I mean that the others be tion with a thoroughness which he education possible. They all know is leaving in his college work. All Cauling's compelled to follow our schemes: but wished was being reproduced in this the proming deed at the moment for students" have marked characterisit is my vehement desire that we country. He had been to Germany national economy, and he thought fits, integrity of purpose and virility should co-operate with united effort to study the methods there, and came ons of the reasons for the delay of the said that everyone owed an igamenss of manhood. He was a fine pable in devising ways and means, so that bsek impressed and alarmed by the Fisher Act of 1918 was the absolute debt to Lord Haklane for all he had speaker and a charming writer. He the desired political system will be determination with which that impossibility of acquiring sufficient done to give an impetas to this move- was of a reserved disposition but much brought forth according to law and country, having set side all ideas of scomodation for the students which ment. The ceiling of the teacher had beloved by those who knew him. The that any obstacles against the gaining the supremacy of the world would be necessary. He agreed with bean rightly described as the noblest way he bore trying affliction for formation of this system be removed. by war, was toning herself to another Mr. Sainsbury with regard to the of professions and be thought it ought many yests showed the triumph of I therefore sincerely hope that, for powerful engine that of education great importance of having a content to be the business of the nation to see the spint over physical infirmity. the sake of patriotism, you will all to place herself in the foremost ed body of teachers. He did not that it was, at any rate, a properly Chor and outcubation mess alien is fes-sperste with me in achiezime, this position in the world. The highest think it was sufficiently realised the remunerative occupation, and that what the teacher löydyed was SOLE his nature but his works, testify to commen goel and I shall be thankful set that life could order was the extraordinar
mensurate with the splendid servic his industry and ability. After much for any views that you will offer, asset which higher education opened had on a child.
TANG UNI YAO, up--that at which the great spirits Mr. Vivian Phillipps seconded, and they rendered to the State, suffering he is a rest.
time of his death:
dir.
THE FAULT OF THE SYSTEM AND CONDITIONS. which it was carried
Thenthe teacher
Toari etc.
M. T. S.
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