The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-06
The Food Question In England rho FInan.
ciers and Spectators.
From he Lor00u ot~rd Ian ~

son which seem, 70 call Tor an answer Our shall
~h. however, the writer does not sSy
s.er ~. n Urn iSws rspsse. IN $3.50 we're the osue
Inc ssroioess WIN wnlch suppress vers resolved 10
,o.I. ya.s snis appear 70 Do ABSURD ous We
ook osyond tue tue obvious aosurdity OF tbs
n'ers. 90 greatly mssninsd Ihe fact Is IN the nrot
psoe, .ne corn law nsd RENAME on tns statute
BOOK 90 TINS nour tory would during the Who'll, OF the
scsfcty nave remenso dsad letter sefsuspended by
psuea sus 81 snge Qusfter OF corn Inst
sneir eueS was ie uuring tue soasoy We sdmt out
wa. lei. sogstn,r osns noisy protection Afforded
py tue corn laws had 20 mucn encouraged agriculture,
mat inc nome supply was double what 1t would have
oeen mad these bsen repealed ten years esrer and
~ ,n1 oo1u apu 70 tne corn sws sions we owe IL
tnat dd not last year the horrible
scores nst passed IN resni Ihst tne supply was tsr
dy we admit bu. wncss fault was that! Not the fault
o. tue for chs repeal Of those laws even were
not tneir eassei,y notorious was Wen known TO Inc
eouS her b.
tos' As 10 wnse was 30 oien riocu,ousy alleged De-
.ore snc rspes Aos o SIR reel na;usiy
tnat OUT corn lave oroaee GO AL mAnhno iuu cultivs
ton OF grsln that ha. bsen abundsnt'y disproysd
tns enormous surplus o. grain prsdussd ana Ion OF &c
snu remaining IN the Voted states sope Ihe CORN
laws tnersioru PLAINLY ns notnng 10 90 with the late
Wv
IN thu 7tb q, ssn.smhsr ,s.a Wa N. s,o,.o,,
told the that the scarcity was certain and
that mitigate Its alton were no. taken
prom otly and upon great seals i must expect to wit.
ness horrors such ss for three no British 20
vernmsnt had witnessed ws impored then, instantly
to the Parliament to obtain 10 for the pur-
chase Of food or II that would excite alarm to 90 into
the markets upon their own responsibility as ministers
and purchase q supply They disreaarded Que advice
which they ought not to have not because
IL was ours but bcause It was the plain of
oommon ssnse Thsv were nocordinr To the N,,n Yoyt
Herald which, writing Ia the principal corn market of
the new world, must have coed means Of knowledge
aware the deficit food early were and they
Tho extent Of the calamity prvatelv TO
Mr. Rothschd leaving the lives OF the people to depend
upon prvate enserprise-yery private enterprise in
In . wav Ss osra xs
to keep back his STOCK ia order to make the most OF n
the shpper was to retain Il in hi store order
to make tho most Of it the Importer was tempted to
keep his Importation, la order AXE the of
1t end every mouthul of food that reached the mouh
that load of cost which had been the
for ths long and deadly delay. Had our advice been
adopted the Brish ant rnie hit I'm Va com and
ed its own prcs at It's own time Ii might SAY TO the
We viii purchase from YOU # YOU sell prompt
lv and at lust price II not ve can rrv the ports of
ths Msdite mean and the Black Sea or trv n We can
not rice from our ovo en- oire and in this vsv
thew might nave mad the food 6, and might have
Svsn ;e Tn ths peons WITH nroat 70 th
not s In som- ca,sa thew ana gv A. losd.S
9TH An sx.ortionats urofs of loo ny cant Wno hen
IL tn. narrv rssiv 70 pisme Tor tho at sunnio
our rss drrs will themselves be- able to apswer
signs OF FohNeei Aevoiunon In france-Ex-
cNlng Scehes Ia the FreAch Ar8asiature.
CuAusxR or DrpurIrs Fab The President took
the char Mt two o'clock
he OF der of the dsv was the adjourned m
thc addreas (oar 10 RELAXING to the reform
M BoIs,EL wished 10 sAeak for cue moment merely
To prot at az the OF ous of the arronds
sements Paris against the - be drawn from
tha Miniatsr of tina Intarior hn-
norable mi.istsr in fact emed to use this
Tolerated of ty BIN Iusts in different
Of tho Sioedcm. because they appeared TO be- Mt
tended with no bu, oppoeed that which was TO
bs held In tn. twelfth mt of tho onpits be-
csu,e il ed rrsve for public ORDER Ether
That Gas the n, ming of che IF the
rnnister or IL must be ths:-I interdcted the Paris
bseauss IL WAS NV GOOD pl.a,nrs TO do 90 ans
such conduct on the part OF the government WAS ca
lumnv on the CITY OF Paris and particulariv on the
tsirtn arr OF set sic could ecisre tat since
1880 be had never ceased to muucipa fu
there to DO found more patriotism and devotsaness to
CONSTITUTIONAL institutions (Cres Of hear from ths
leftO
The MINISTER OF Jusrrcr sad that this scenes which
had taken place in the the two sessions
Co be- passed over in silence in the The
had seriously sgta ed tho couary the government
tho majority had been attacked, aud frequently
their Institutions and language had been used
which calculated to produce disorders, aud
to bring about revolution Qnte irupton) The
Opposition sought prove that those were
ultimate but and the jority oftns
uitss considered that these manifestations w-ro das-
acsord,u to tue speeches Of the dssnders Of those
their obj cot to dsnounoe the country
the complete impotence Of that chamber and to ss
those reforms Of which they believed toe country
staud Ia need Thus according to the very admisnon
these honorable members themselvss the thsy
proposed drag to- tbs foot Of tn trouns the
powers the minority of that assembly,
and the entire electoral body But their Intentions did
end there for the monarchy itself the fneet of
their Institutions, had not been spared its ruin had
predicei and its overthrow threatened 10 order
prove to the chamber that sucn mad zen tho true
spirit those meetings he would with ther per mission
quote from the speeches which had been
delivered at them Murmurs from various parts of the
chamber and crisS from the ntres o." Go go ~
Hs should withhold the names (Tresh interruption
A Vo,cE FROM THE LEYr.-This Is not fair Every
Que should for what he said, and FOR what
had been sail by others
The MINISTER OF JUsrIcs AT Montargis speaker
cused the governusut Of drowaing pubc opinion in
slough Of impurity aud corruption Az Aniens 1t was
said that the revelation OF July should
its origin and be more temperate At tbs banquet At
ee hume unterrupton t was said that the people had
yet given Ia that they might again
tsks up their position in the public street
VoIcE-They will do so yet
Tbs MINISTER o. JUSTICE That said At Be.
thune. One speech brought Others aud attack
log the friends OF be Crown they might Alta the
Crown itself. What had taken place Dion
him in this opinion. There appeal was made to all
classes, to and Others ho told the
country called them to come forward Murmurs from