The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
From the N. Y. Tribune.
AFFAIRS INGREAT BRITAIN !
From our Special Correspondent.
LOSDOE, Agost 2, ls4S.


No casual observer, passing through the
streets Of this great city and seeing lis millions
entirely immersed, apparently 10 business or
pleasure--in making money OF 10 spending u
would ever dream Of the terrible elements
Of destruction tfermenling beneath tbs gay
surface. And yet many Of The best informed
predict that IN lew years al the horrors Of
the French Revolutions will be repeated here.
That many headed monster, the people ls
| fierce with long b rne oppression and suffer-
| ing, and when they once rise in their might
overpowing but irrational, humanity must
shudder atthc consequences.
Every Thing ia nature tends 70 an average
/ The mountains and valleys are approaching the
| same level Ihis progress in civil afiaiTs has
not vet arrived but come wil. The contrast
between the poor and tho rich Is too violent
10 be permanent. One uobleman has estates
unon which YOU may drive 10 q straight line
sor thirty miles and at he sale Of tllepfopeT
" ofthe late Duke Of Sussex, bis plate sod
lor 100000 his rinkets for $1,000 and
ia snnif haxes and watches, eaeh for a. much
more. ROW look al the other siae. Aciergy
mgH seventy yesIs old, was last week sent to
prison for montll's rent of50 shillngs. and in
his pleading for more time, he saids Il have
been living ior months past, With my wife and
two daughters, % potatoes and bread. They
have no bed 10 lie On, and God help me, only
some Old mating to cover them 81 night.
am poor, misnFablY poor y
The Times cf the same day announces the
Queens intention 81 giving a magnificent
series Of balls Her 3laiesty has also laiely
made q royal visit 10 The Italian OreFa, where
no distress could be seen II the glare Of the
chandeliers, nor gruans heard Is The shouts Of
loyalty from the lulldFessed thousands filing
ne five liers Of gold and crimson boxes and the
Brilliant parterFe. She has aiso visited the
Thames Tunnel (narrowly ssearing beng run
down b 2 sieamerD the Royal Academy Of
Arts, lhe nev Houses o. parliaueni, &c 9-c.
no wonder lilat poor Nomanf VINO yesterday
vas passing The palace hear ne indignantly
exclaimed, ~ here she goes q all her hnefY,
and many and manY's the Day I've worked tor
e penny ana TWO pence tR9 hour, apq gaa 70
DO land have 70 give her the hql 81 +"
similar feelings Je very general IN inc
isia p wight was told Wy hotel keeper that
~ Y. n " Il sr ~, sp9 stu7en
ia - els' essl I. ~ s.l'i,ss ~. 10:
3 =. W. 49, s,i ~. ,ossJ p'ae ~ & e''i - ~
49, re 9 ~ 'aN y. - 49, 81 oi ~.
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& s.O,s,' $3.50 w. VI go 'otua
:, - ~, !, : 80. = - 1865 ~ sles
- = = sas flu.1, = ''sa lssel -
- ssssis, - IN
80 1873 als 800. ~ e.. .1 ~ ~ seis
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sH - A..l.eall Flegss y. 'ol Wisn We
800 9nf niAsssas lull 0h q 70 s.atfe, M
- Il Y 80 IT ess1 9', t1e.e Wl Dc
/. s-s- 5000 " WI y iie'Oe war "
.ss''''aa'i2h
+ + painful e record ibese things, bot ].
ear laey are TOO true no begging 10 the
: ssFaeis 3 aio@ea p policemen but tue poor
creature beseechlng looks afeezpresshe en-
osgl g tley slaEd y window where peach.
g are iof seie a dollar eaeh and pure apples
lofelghl dollars each enc Rev hundreds are
! uallf aeaea IS me staFfiA population bJ tha
Z ssoppsge q the IRON works &c: what VII
es tie eha ne one can tel we may h2ps
ef we BEST oai musl lear The worst.
AuuF regular correspondent viii OF course
/ send you The usual items O. news. A painful
lone Is the loss Of the steamer Pegasus with for.
81 human lives On her voyage from Iseith
{ . Hull, she ran on Fock stove hole in,
leE bow. but vas backed of, filled and
sunk. Had she remained quietly on the
rock. 81 might have been saved. The late
z duel between Col, Fawett and Lieutenant
! Munro ID which the former ieI continues 10
occupy large share Of public attention. The
revolution il Spain Gems 10 have ended n
Inc bloodess fall Of the Regent, The next
courier mag however announce a new revUlu-
tou.~-spanish bondsrise and taH like the ba-
fomefef.
In Parliament Lord John Russell and Lord
Palmseton have made iieFce attacks 90 the
ministry ofsr Robert Peel, who answered
them very lameiy. He viii probably be forced
81 resign He complained mued that tho
Ameuesn Tariff prevented English manuiae-
iufad ruhbisls being shipped of to ruin our
trade when q glni oecnFs here. The Irish
& Arms Bill Is opposed as such tyFanical meas.
{ afe deserves
Mr.. Hume. perhaps The most liberal minded
bone ana republican member in The House
wac Fefassa b. Tie minislerials leave TO bring
ID "a Bib foF the establishment Of schools 10
I prom le sound education for the rising cen.
eFas.oa 81 lhe United Kingdom, at the public
expo usa without seclarian bias, 70 tie end
lthat general iaslFuetion and 4 sD;ftt At rhr;s.
tisn hf8shsEh0od and good will may Be dssem.
EInated among al classas.n III ia enesrb IL
Iaiafsd4hat 81 5000 criminals . an could