Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

rate Of INTEREST and the dead-wcigh put an end ,o
aud is the army be reduced the standard last
peace have taken Greenvlc aud Burke merely as spec,
But to this; the and the tradesmen
have TO choose between the two Fot heasty nonsense 20
suppose that the increase of squeezed out of the
farmers The that, many years past,
about fof,vfvs millions year have been withheld the
working people of England; about five six millions have
been doed back to them IN poor rates end the forty millions
army, military asvums, pensions sinecure and give par
sons and 20 build new palaces and pull dawn others
paw loan and all that tribe: eH
pended NJ various other not all necessary ell
beng ot the nation.
These forty millions year must now remain with tho vvo,k
ing people No wonder the bloody old Times the organ of the
Jews. cries out for "a SPECIAL. CORNERSTONE These
,'n.sls wonlo see half the people in the world murdered
'her than sec their vile danger However IN spite
vi Lore 'reys declaration about uphodng irrational faith"
IN pretty mmnen danger those per cents will be if the labo
e's se' just wages and them will VIVA, Is the PROC
spec,men was given WooDcIuRcn in Kent, last Nond,a
week the iabourers of Anpedoe Woodchurch ahou,
500 IN number summoned the farmers to meet then, o v
church Green and made them agree rise of xyaor. a
pensate themselves ny withholding tihes nv
king the landlords reduce the rents by refusing 10 nav
es and they offered their services effect these p,rposas @
the farmers Next Saturday appointed for these "a mor s
the men to meet petition for parliamentary reform rert;n
of taxes and revision of the ,heaws Thirty If ,t u''
and tTadesmen summoned Canbrook 10 he sra
m special cons'abes; and only would take the
declaring, that they not afraid of the noor S @
they already down by tythes rents and aY os .ai
had no'hns to lose Thus the middle low classes are
food and ramen viii with the v,orkino nso, ~, e
amount OF mat ory millions year winch are nov, -
away from them The direct taxes will no, he maid h
they cannot be PAID and the farmers and abores NEW
one accord will soon begin make malt soap and candles
their houses. >F ~ ~'"'ies, at
AND what is to be the result of all this: WHY v,eo, ,s
tructIou of he whole fabric of the Government or ,ie
rs an immediate and efectual emcdy aud there is M
bur radical reform of the Parliament because as b.y
thousand tunes said nothing bur such Parliament can 49,
an 'etahe adjustment and reduce expeua,s IN H.
ey were at the last peace The tongs up of the advooats
Tor the standing army and the New Police are mn IT,
whoe 81 tne taxes must be reduced fifteen m lions ,ear
an h'rK 'hey VIII be reduced still lower than thar IT,
Government OF this country might carried on ard ,. ~
our OF the country and its and weight snpored 81 III
taxes not exceed SIX millions know te yrail. -
am always able to nrnve the truth of what say And WIN =
NOT TINS done! why have harmony lihprv =
happness who stands, who stand, in the uav ~ ,I
desirable state OF things? Let it be who ay sometime ,
now give wayi the first blow at the tbes: s @
wl he nj rents and then the land and the funds " IN co.,
in,n street collision As the farmers will make common cause
VAN the iahouers, so the land the funds will ma 10 60
mon cause with the people The Scotch pace>huntnr crew
nave long laughed a, me for predicting an open war
Inc ano and the funds Do the conceed and arrooop, 81
greedy and n'ysthed vagahnnds laugh at me NO9 Ch,
may postpone this war for little while; the seeds of
too ana up VIII come, surely yvhea came
Of December - ~ ' "o'h the ON
CpoS the rest of the plans of the ministers have mt ,o
to re mark here will, Ia my next remark on what was
about parliamentary reform; and i'll show that if the ret
ne not radical Will be than all The econonr
talked OF Is chldshnesS Ban these matters viii snaai
10y ~ nv ueEt WIN. COBBETT.