The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18 00:00:00

BAST 'MOYLE ?MIXERS CLUB.

At the aortal dinner of thb ebb, let Thursday,
Mr. A. Selmer, 11. P., prordsd, sod there wee a good
attendsoos.
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them with the greater Interest. There wino greet
many difficulties whir they (the forniere) nffend
wider; some moan grieveres, sod some big ors. He
would mention a few. They osiseej, they pcseggsegg,
a very smoulders' burden Is the mattor of lour rates.
They said the owners our ocespiers of lair and house
ought cot to be saddled with so Mee= a Way
bow bors—(hear, hear). Is the of the
Brieguer's budget, he re story to say, there was as
oolunis for local rates. He should like to us. sonar
for local ristes—(liesr, beer). If it MU, aa old leper*,
he dared soy it would grades ly have adapted Well to
their beaks, and they should have got used to It; bet
they were 'easterly getting fresh origin upoa re
rates. The vier of the pariah mentioned that • vele&
, ley rate of lid. lath. pound wee being ocaleetel In
that parish for edurtioo— (bor, beer). Why should
loot penimal property roe nuts towards the rate as
, well am reel property l—(hear, beer). Were the ore-
Oen is re parish the enly ones that would boort by
the edration of the warren? Arran to the
I rear's point of view, the sgrioalttuiste word doubtless
boort by the improvement of their laborers ; sad
provided the labourers were booed to remote in ib•
porch that might be so • nit they knew very yell, tho
mon highly .4.04.4 li. mea wen, and the better
I they made their poultice, the arts readily they would
be able to got out to other Ores and to other peen a
the world —(opplause)—se that, la offset, he maintained
Ike ocespiers of Mad la re pair wen edasselas the
1 ropier that parish el their own detriment (se, no, mid
beer, bow). It wee a good work, sad he did act wish he
see It Mopped ; Its wine' every mas to hare Oa =WM
of borers, hie poetise Is lit.; but heard the farmers
1 ef that pariah were not the saes wbe world broil by it.
, He segued that all property, where, persesal or real,
abould be mode to entribute he seek item as were
I levied seder keel rates for Imperial parasols. Aimee
' sash items might he mistimed the pollee aid the
highways. The abatises of terrines was • gram
fairer to landed property. Those ire red the roads
ought
ston pay
.for them They ought to have the hens
duty 'oilers/ Ideally, r sabedkery he
the corer 11•104 for tin repair of roods. (11r. Oren 2
hear, ken). It erse as b.fsaffee that the tangles
eras should be taken sway, and that Grapier. of laid,
who had takes their farms for lea and ninety ye=
enetiog r pay ender rates to vim* ten bad
before roar be saddled with those mew Woe. As to
the voluntary rate for 'drain. la the parish of Kasylsj
what farmer In peon ago exposer to bane to pay
that I—(heas, bawl lid. la the pousd was LS.. en
£lOO, sad on his form it would mom& to CS • year.
The runt was insisted if that St It was mil very
well le lay the isedkwil Fed it ; he did set, natil he
ranged it. resat. They ads% go le Lb*
Isadisied directly they hod heavier rates to
I pay; as • rule they bore it until they left Ike
I Wm. Now, its rid, • sew like ths{ eaglet to
, he paid for oat et imperial sed he keeer Um
910....
I woad sit go with him is that ). It was
esertimes rid that If they d the Impend
reitegeor to pay for the hoed espeorifere, they nerd
Shia less • greet peirlage.—(The Chairman' s Hear,
nese)—ka. the privilege of keel adialsistralien sail
esaireL Now, he wired them to irk serrolly at
re riving* i;leish they were golag to ises.—(e_leagh).
Be bed re brow of berg a member of the Be of
Guarder of the Wore U. 5..; he had steered re
meriap somellease, sad kit had endeavoured to lad
out wbat their privileges were. The oaly re he doubt
died/welsh was rim i they had the penile.* of granting
e poor old slob persoa sitnir ls. It sod • leaf per
week, or la sad a Isai. It wee eider art or the other ;
they wore Wood to give rear. If they kaew • sea
wss asessening, sad ihot in would spend Ls dela
(mg balfpesoy he raid got hold of, or that
I. had *gradated donsiderablet Me•4ol, If he mid
be vu to waat it food, they wen hard Se
gne him relief. The. &unary beards had is. been
earbiliked, sad ho had the hoary of being • musher
of the torsi sanitary sathority• They had several times
, reessamended to the Local Goverment Board la Lem-
nos their relieving dim es the sultry lomprier ;bet
ear time re Lori (loverament Bear had *Nested to
, his heir appointed. They (the rural molter, sotherity )
nseppointeo Ws two or Um. times, sad still the Lear
Goverament Board refused to ranoties the appolat-
meat That had lino going on for about 11 months,
and the soregraos seam they had b 0 isepeeter ; hamar
the Load Goverameat Board weal/ aet mark* his,
and they fro Board of (ivardirs) would mot appoint
anybody else At their last meeting a meet persiapt
titter was remind from the Weal Grimmest Board
oa the wriest. Noe, that moo brad for 10 or 11
years as sultan investor ander the old Ame; sad,
as he travelled over the .witeli diarist to eamessillen
with hls other dries, he was willing to do the week
for MI a year. The Board raker upon their bring
another man, whir would oast the. at least 1.30 •
poor; sad they were trite sure that no other seas
would be so well quailed es that mos. They dulled
at last that they would not ken ea) body ill.; sad if
the Lees! /arranged Board did sot rams to have
that man they would resign their *Sr and IN some-
body sia do their work. Bet wu it not diegreerid
that they could set IlVeo repent • sultan offset 1—
(bear. hear, rend tipplers. air • Voice: " flohoolboys.") I
la point of frt, their revilers and their rel.& were
, so moil thee try retU Oct appoint the mon whom
I they rose. Bei (Mr. Stratton) we gait* sere the 1
' people of this country wore quite willlog to ele indent all ,
their so•sellod "lord ratrol," if they were oary I
relieved of their lorl ezponditare—(hosr, hau). With I
reference to the labour grotto., which had bra '
alluded to by Mr. Irma, be thought that was • mutter
which they all gait. thoreeghly usdontood by this ,
time. They were all acztons that the miss should get
' u near as they could; but., long r they weld get
kalf-a-doesa men who were wiling to work for a
I sedan petee, It we. not Ilko'y they would pay more.
Lord Heger Tinge', responding, saki they had bra
placed usder • parr! Goverasseat—a Government
that took ea interest in every single rim the
did, whir pointed out what they were to est.=
they were to drier, sad what lime they we to go to!
bed, sad oaring for every war of Übe—(hear. hear,
mid nuttier). Paternity,lna no down, a very ale.
and a *rant Wag, but it was also • very espeasive
rim sad Governments hung found • Oilmen, in
meeting the upeors wire they had added to the
serie of the orate; by Wok parental drape &Ed Si.
soWal wetehlag whir they Issa landed apes the
people, had put rally all Ine sod epos the keel Mee
—near, haul. A. far as Lk vise of heal trains
wink be did not think the nodowaers had say desire
to remove those burdens whir had always perkined
So the land from time immemorial, aid whisk the load
had always mot, but they add that whoa fresh sharps
verb 011ie iO4 those porde who wore to boort by them
share with the land the plums' of this, sew reggae
—(bw, hear). They had aossiaally the meatagement
of this tad that—aominally the saaagemest of Us{
OW, but they could do neriag having say misname
to Ile (ores without re seater of the Home Offee g
they maid do aortas with their workhouse without
the sorer of the Peer Law Heard; is their nark
ember the Goverameat tamperers asses down sad
upset all their arreagemente, and seemed to imagre
that their chief duty was to Isamu* the shames aid
express of these who were laterseted Is theat—(beer,

Gams, M.P, thought Mr. Shaklee bad canittsd
to tall them sow Wag of the ether side sub. quotable,
He mid, for lostaues, that lo the tasosgemeet si the
poor sad the highways their control amootatod to
=lhot they ought to remomber that they had
.webSsol tho soperviollas et UM &alba/Slim In
blades. That data of Rattan, however hod set
bee. brought attest by lb* presmat Govoginent, but
kid al ways been Um rule, sod assesalag as they °Weed
grant. from Government, lite Govairomest Mame' •
right to Interfere Is the administration of that
paroshial aisirs, sod if the Govornamat usdertook to
tad all the (sum from laitarial taxatios, they Amid
Mimi hero math* whatever to do with the adinhaltra-
Mee of lb* local 'Um. (d. velem "la good Wog
too)." The result would be that ovorythleg mould to
&rested by 00•11111110141 oilmen, ever whom time
would be so cestrei, mid there wield probably bo •
greet deal ef jobbing. As ratepayers they Win all
dadnlou of \sepia( down expsems, bat he thought
Sky ought to get larger grants from 'het Imperial
smorsos, sod he vu quite aerials that legislatios was
nova( In that dirsotios—{.o, no).
Mr. A. airrigclua, LP., maintained that the tarmac
would hesiefit by the ednostio• of the labourer, beanie
It would coakohis an Intelligent soak's's. and • better
moo, and ou that point, therefore, ha was entirely at
veranda with Mr. Stratton. Hia scald not but *safer
that Do was also mtosisbed st Mr. Stratton's takiag
=ion to Uta voluntary rate that existed la the
The voluntary rate wag establiabed then In
order to avoid a liobool Bawd—(bear, heat). He
thought himself, as mazy of them knew, that tha timo
would ease rapidly, sod he moot my the wooer the
better, when sampulamy edaoatlas—(" so, se ") would
be Hails, of the lead. Whatever edamtlia same to be
paid for by the Statc., it would at coma became we.
riao-(uo, no, and bear, bear). That was the twirl eon
-
elusion and ha challenged any ciao to show that Item not.
The Chairman than promedsd to refer to the horse
and wrists duty, and morseled the opiates that all
sawed taxation ought to be (loos away with. If the
loos! burdens were transferred to the imperial slake-
quer all management of host offal,. would pate out of
the hands of the people. and he for oae should bo 100111.
airely sorry to see the agrisulteral astomanny es, up
Mair ow• indepandenoo— is votes : We have none")
—lnto the hoods of • astral outhority for the oaks of
a little help from the imperial exchequer. (kootiar
voice "AU our looal pow has gone the shadow
only is lift.") It was not gime in impost to a gnat
many things, and if they allowed the shadow to co thou
they might as well ream into their shall' st ousel vohe:
'We're dole, that," and toughie).- and be governed
by • paternal gorernin ot, but at the same UM. be
would hike that opportunity of laformiag Lord Hoary
'Mynas that he thought it yea bettor le he govenad
by • ostorsal Gi remnant limo by a enstonilty of
Conservatives— (laughter.) Prom all he had gathored
from certain speeches that evenlog, it monied that the
aor reatigthdtisessePaa,"eaind‘hiub WOOS,!oendpleu dro-Ptne"7 h
ttinotola. flilt.ck"d to.
Russia again, which was I. cam local bordona, which
was to put mousy in the palliate of everybody, ergs to
tutu. a Causervativ. Government into power--(l ,01-
ter.)—(Lord Henry Thyour "I sever said soythl4 if
the hint")
Mr. IL U. iltritotta obiervod k.t per tonal impiety
aid stook4a-trado were rendered liabio to taxstion by
as AM of litesbeth, pealed 1100 year. ago. And why
vs the Asl sot seawall, serried out in .as or two
iastartees 1 It we& carried out in the north of Wiltshire,
bat with snob woormously injucteu ahem as to grite
tbe whole of the trate and maaufainuiss to tb. North
of England. And yot that was oue of the P
which Mr. Stratton Wished to see essrled oar=s
limas, hem, mid a*, so). Tha taxon°. of slook-la-trade
was sampled la the het, sail at the lagionlog of the
present “Innir7, but It was fogad or haposeihis to 'Ask
and dam racial prep.* ffrad Is tom It Is piglielikr