The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25 00:00:00

rITESDAY, JULY 25, ..

' 854.

TO CORRESPONDItNTS

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rADVERTISEMENT.I
MAIL AND TriE AELIGIOUS
SOCIETIES.

T 1 Lyi-,ERproOL

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MAR
—You r

,_last • time
.2ilissionarY

Tally true" that the
subject, the Church
in "such extraneous

Society t

" clerical deputations,"
:nses, "between £15,000
.very one of That Society's

clerical age
and " office

!natters
"management,
and £20,0t0" in
reports" from its court
and,•oo the authority of t
entirely.
You'aiso assert that the Colonial Church and School Society
"refuses to place certain 'of its clerical agents under certain
explitiNß'sbonsns of our 'Church:" I deny this statement as
SAMUEL MINTON, M.A.
The above letter was -stippressed by the Mail, and the fol..
dents :" escnption ofit given under " Notices to CorrespOn-

to last year

I deny your statement

. •
Pnvvr
oo useftill
much t No Pairsolvs ANn PEW REICTS.—We trust we'are
n
Y occupied to pay more than passing tine -
teiocnr to the latest Vlunchausenisms of a certain HonikarY
etary of a certain sectarian Society, and who, although
proolessing to 'be atlitircti clerie'--or since he sneers at the
rd 'cleric; we will truly and diligently describe 'ln the
)vernacular as one of our puffing parsons'—significaritly re-
_rts to the congenial columns-of the local Wesleyan organ.
H menaces us that if we wont publish his latest charac-
pnstic 'pety;, he will advertise It every day for a weet in the
7,,Fal Prints. In 'these dull times for newspapers,' from the
,„ "_er, • the liqraltl; the Daily Aretes downwards, we have too
'llca 'esprit de corps' to rob them of their chance —we wont
insert Iris advertisement ; no, not at any price—we reject it;
lust as we re.pct the Quack advertiaem ents—Nve will rope enoux
The IT •give him
nil also suppressed 'another letter, and then informed
its readers-that in 'it Mr. Minton had "slandered by whole-
LE•r•—• Colonial Bishops and -Clergy," ALTHOUGH THE
siorRsCOVTAINED NOT THE MOST DISTANT ALLU-
Op
rirtuTO THE COLONIAL BISHOPS, OR TO ANY ONE

Xibtrpool

21r'761)-ar AfORNTNG, JUtY 25, 1854

DIRECT AND ,INDIRECT TAXATION

.tmE session of Parliament will very shortly be
closed, and it will require a very large amount of
Popular credulity to believe that it has been pro-
ductive of the slightest amount of .good to the
eclt'th7. With the exception of very few and
ilnilliportant measures, the only act -which it has

committed is to inflict the greater part of the cost
of an expensive war upon the most heavily taxed
Pa ft of the community. The presumed necessity
of -Ile case induced the House of Commons to
agree to the proposition of the Wfinigtry, but not
all the sophistry of. the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-

einuEß can deny or explain awry the fac

have, however, ample evidence of