The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-06-22 00:00:00

an. event which we might well

f congratulation ; but matters of graver

e space for its consideration.
1 to be struck, which moves

there are hearts every where

of more searching power; there

and soliciting occupation

nd for which it is inevitable

must be discarded

n age of crisises—so much so,

the name, if net with the

in the mind a sort of contempt

of this matt

ye believe to

man to know with certainty

f events, and that he may not

intake their magnitude. It is not wise,
ae cry of crisis, crisis ! like that of wolf,

• trivial oceasion, lest some very serious
arrive, when we should have much need

)ices, and should raise them in vain ;
,e no possible error in dealing practically
at as if it actually were a crisis. That

onestion submitted for determina-

ther the people of this
se to restore and re-establish a mi-

ind hourly sinking in public

radually losing power in

ast a House of Commons of its
unworthy of trust, and reduces it
Call this

impotency

u please, it is a serious question,

quences

their trial, and, doubtless, they will
nd earth to obtain a jury. They
means of influence at their com-

we rely upon the people, and

heir verdict in perfect assurance of its

to form some idea of its vast results, we
lornent, to suppose it in favour of the

hen, the condemned of the present

nmeneing operations in a new

g majority on their side ! St

the millocrats victorious; the
her creatures of the Papists and

ere triumphant ; and Johnny
Id once more at the head of a

corps indeed, but numerous

own all opposition, and hungry and
to drive their petit commander into
,te courses. Fallstaff would not march

with such a set ; Barebone's parlia-

a taint type of them ; but genuine

they would certainly be fit for anything.
„Ties of legislation should we not look for
iced wisdom ? "All protection," says
ipson, a great anti-corn-law authority,

somebody else." Down with " pro-
ould, of course, be the order of the
)1.3-- made senate. Short work would
our question of fixed duty, or sliding
)e their, fixed duty to abolish all duties.
ss thsin in the words of Jack Cade,

your captain is brave, and vows re-
lic; in England seven halfpenny loaves

_ooped pot shall have ten hoops ;
to drink small beer : all the realm

iondon, or of Liverpool ! do not

y imagining that you would receive

la from this Russell parliament!
already cried down as monopoly.
West India, or of Anaerioa! put
in the same category with the

rigs of the mother country—your
it an end ! "All the realm shall be

should there be any

lore than in sugar, timber,

'apists have long been seek-

lonopoly above all other

higs are ready to go with them
:ion. P6pery, say the Whigs,

nn imaginary danger from

ltlemax at Rome'

—as a local Whig

us not be deceived,—a

uld assuredly overturn the

;s would insist upon it upon the

and the omnipotent Papist

Yea, the Church, and har protective
,ust fall before the wand of these
. Vote by ballot and universal suffrage
miles in their regard—" all the realm

kingdom give ministers a

•liament, it seems to us that the

ions must necessarily be of such a

and if it be of such a

e the consequences we suppose

We can form no other con-
Re !stablish such a culprit
fence of a former House of

discharged to begin again

ALMS vaav •----
ineiples, and what other prospect is be-
[try but that of the most flagitious
? We can perceive no other. Every
not highly approve of Sir Robert Peel's
in in its condemnation. of the unprin-

is a Ministerialist; and every man Who
next parliament a Ministorialist goes in