The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-11
THE UNION.
The debate was then ad-

Ierbeus incometsx substitute The debate then ad
joumed over.
Next the consideration OF Irish aairs and the Of
The continent Tie Wakefield banquet OF the free traders,
mentioned in my letter last week upon English affairs,
attracting most attention in Eng land when the America
sailed Though the speech OF Mr. Golden of which
you synopss) was great one. that of Mr. Bright was
greater The burden OF the effort argument
of lower taxes In 1872 when the nation much
able than al present 10 pay proporonae heavy hoy
amounted to but Ell 100000 they Eos, OO0,
900 The de bit has also increased hreefod. Upon these
facts the reeraders base their intended agitation for tho
reduction OF the army, the pension list. the navy, and
indeed for lopPing of the expenses OF the government
wherever chilling be saved They urge lower taxa
ton the amount of ElOO00 600 Mr.. Bdghts argument
full OF point you will perceive by the following short
extract 10 show the necessity of lower tixationi
Look for moment at the present condition OF the coun-
try Take England alone look at IL. gre amount of
Mt, partly rom the suierings OF the people, and partly
from the political state In which the people held IN be-
hear But the channel and go Ireland, and you
will there, under this constitution, state OF things
eosd have m w p I
any constituency In the wordwhere they have SOL
Observation-Disclosures national church.
where there few of the people belonging that church
machinery for the local OF the country managed
by an irresponsible party without the representative or
landlord and tenan, demolished auperized Go In
da with 100 of people under he, rule, which are
warS-tueaTl-a
county from which this government in the last fifteen
years, has taken than $500 600 Of and has
any OF those important works necessaryo progress her.
such as railways, canals and other great works. Without
which lndia cannot advance. ot the manner in which
things are managed IN other portions OF our colonies you
have already heard"
lappears be conceded that the traders have
In Parliament much songer party in favor OF retench
mont than before the adjournment the Easter holy
days. and from the of their papers, Judge tina, they
will take the first opportunity vote in body, to
compel the ministry throw up the seals They, COURSE
desire the return power of Sir Robert Peel, now the
great free-trade executive administrative leader.
send herewith two aricIes-one from The London De-
spaich of the 18th, and the other from Douglas Jerolds
News OF the 2lst The first review Of the operation of
free trade the interests not only of England, but Of all
nations with whom she trades 1t embraces the pow
eru exposition of the soandness Of the theory OF free trade
demonstrated by its result in England, have read
AS may be days before you publish it, permr
bespeak for it beforehand the attention of your read
Every democratic paper In the Union should give il
insertion The second is review Of Miss Harriet Mar
neau's new work, the present literary star Of England,
which embraces copious extracts from the text
The affairs of the railway king Mr.. Hudson, being
much specialized upon in the newspapers lie has been
detected in cheating lin connexio1 with Mr.. Close the
secretary the com pany) the York. Newcastle and Ber
wick Railway Company, of whsh he was chairman, or
president we the Office here The company inus
ed him with the duty OF buying certain stocks Tor them He
made the purchases price and charged Tor them at
another making ElO000 by the operation. The newspa
pers, and all, write him down rascay swnd!er SO
he has all fallen from his high estate There being
law to fit the case, public opinion is Furnishing him.
Much excitement exists in England on account of the
interference of the English consul At Genoa against the pa
in the rebellion there well on account OF
the conduct of the commander of the British
Bulldog who, lying of Cnania permitted the brutal sol
diery of Fednand the Butcher ttrder thousands Of
the Catanans and ravish their for two days.
without in,erceding with the Neapoan commander
against such dastady and demonac conduct OH The part
of his troops. W.