Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

e w "' . e"te' 'ha" mat ciFateu oy
any other branch Ut her industry. But that
ho"s ''aH'iy hoin pohcy similar To that pro-
posed by tins bill. Oae-third only of her
population Is engaged IN agriculture the
o'her two-th'rds iurnishlnSa market for the
produce OF mat th'rd: Withdraw this market,
anu "ha' becomes OF ner agriculture The
power ana the wealth OF Great Britain can
not oe more s'rihiEgiy Illustrated, than by II
comparison OF her population aud revenue
WIN those al other countries aud with our
own. i'ere MIR. Clay exhibited the follow :
ing table, made out from authentic materials.
Population. Taxes & pub Taxes per
Russia in Eurone $1,000 nm n,smo6eoS e@p
France, ineludng Cor
Greai' nr; ain e.c,n.;,. 'o''Oo'oOo S''VVoOoo
OF Ireland, (he taxes
TO ai~ value a "f "onsS
the European CON
or ,msA ,;,;,o,, II 100000 100000 Is
IanI, c,lIectiveiy,' 2i.5,oODo 4tOonooo ? q e
England alOnr' iisoUooo a6oeOoob : o
ireland, 7S vy9VS9 sGSooS9 u ~ y
The United States of
II, 'OoOV' 4''oVoo
I'm ''i's eAniol' we must remark, That The
"'a'tn " Ureat biitain, land consequently her
Po"cr'I 10 greater t!an that "fany ct the 9th
e. "-t'o"s WIN "hich IL Is compared. The
r. VI ''ie contributions when size draws
""'r zee Poch"is "i her SUBJECTS, Is not refer
:" 'o' nH''a''o'i' ou' as indicative oi then
ne our,hen OF taxation is aiwaysre
~ 'ne AFFINITY oi me subjects OF IT, a
Poo' '''''on can ray out httie. And the hea-
o 'Nes VI Dr'',''i SUBJECTS lor example, IN
NJ VI 'lit,' greater "eahU, may Ot
ea''et por"e, IMAM the much lighter taxes az
p'''s'' uujcc's ~ consequence ni 'he'r eA-
ne ""Ject OF wise govern
-, oi 'h''' own cH'zths
e I'M Vi 'uFe'on powers as l" give
,i,n of ,v.,,t,, IN, io'te W 'ie pFouuc
AMI s,n ants., ~ ''''i .i"' ever dc'eu
bac rrI,,oo,;'', - 10 pt'' "ne ms P"sneu
a,y n,,,..r ,,;' '''Sli '"'e,rs' 'n'' INA"
Tin. r,s,,l, 10 ara.',., .'a,.t, 10 '"u"'''!
iects and cnrs.'o,'.',,,,,' "''y": n.' SUI
IN .;r ,,,,l',;, L,i9 "o"'' W pay
t;,na,.d ,,' - '''e'' '"S"'on " es-
nall, !, :, ora.,',n ,ha - 'auou, "Iohf, ""'''-
iec,: nfaoS othar " ,"e 1 ok, u ','e SUP
t,,s;r ,.,,;,yI 49, -: Du' u vi s1d'e W
ed !, ;s I - o. 1'i''"' iao'''' co'h i'"unu-
npon,e ES,;,,,,,;, IL. " wy I'ne'
s,,n'no, ,,,a .',,,.,e y -, '"d' 9e",e' d'u as
ca I,honr ffni,od a. ,'',u "'',''
have ALREADY st,t.d 90, sno ooo ,L ".'a.
taxes maid by Rr;,;.h s,,,,;,'aI @ ~. &c,
tbr,.e and s.,.a, ''' p'.y "oou'
fuy -, A, ..
nos;no, hn,h as,n;',9;'fhi' .i"t 10 sup
10 thai of On am oao L,,ind ,I'o'
the amonnt of raw Mia no. .,"t s,',,j; ill.,, n
Staes Is do Sd sterI;nS y '"'' 'o'' ~ VIC -
The Committes vii ohss,ro c.ou
Bile. that tb. rn.as,rs ,,r ,,,o ,,a.,';, ~
is indicated bv the r,easmre ~ i've r",",;nn
offs indastrv and thar The ,,al,,r. 81 ,J
poverty of natnn ;s r,,rl,od b., t,, ' "r ,h
degree in which II nsoglec,s s,,J Id y. .,'e
care of tic own ;o,ra,5,, Ia,, :, w
the action of fore;gn 1n,yar. c. p.;.a ~
most her in,histrv and Tho ,ya1i,h W
Great Britain is conseCnSn,Iv ,ha rra.,'as, -
France is pext in the dsgrea If nro,ect;os IA
France il NEXT in the nrd.r Of ,paaItt, S.
most negIects tbe dntv of nro,ect;ng H. ;n
dustry Of her snb;ects and 81, 80 a..
poorest of Fnrone.n ns,;ons ITuf"-, ", Wv
] leland. disinberited mr. rsndsrad i, bar de
Try subseryient 70 EngIand IA .vac,Iv in Tho
same state of uovertv With Sna;r roea!,,,ad i,,,
the rule offaxation And fbo II S,s,as 49,.
still poorer than either
The views of British p,os,or;,v 80 bicb
have endcavoured 70 nresent sh9w thar ber
policy is adnuted alike to . s,,ts orI