New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
-. ,o,n be an attach upon property, con6ses-

,Suo would be an attack upon property, connsesr
Nm. A revolutionary measure.
b. rs.v;mdicatisg the Church estates; but that
again il further attack upon property, conflscar
ton, revolutionary measure:
"By no means, says Golden; +" let us reduce
the public expenses and we shall be able TO re-
duce also oar present taxation"
This IL UtOpian. Firstly the national reia-
tjons of England with the Continent require
perpetual increase of the national expenses
secondly, victory OF the industrial class, rep
resented by Golden, would have the same con.
seouences. for the war between capital ana
lsbor would become only the more intense ana
tbe means of repression require TO be Increased
LIN other words, the budget admits OF no reduc-
ton. Let me resume. q,
Free Trade drives toward the system OF d.
rect taxation the system OF direct taxation
involves revolutionary measures against the
Church, Landlords and Freeholders; these re-
yolutiOnary measures Decessltate an alliance with
the working classes; and this alliance deprves
the English Jourgeoisie Of the principal results
il expected from Free Trade, viz: the ilmted
domination of capital over labor KARL MARX.
The Mystery Of the English Corn Market
A succession of mysterious TRANSACTIONS IS
attracting considerable attention in the corn uae
Agents are employed Dy uuhbo"n
chase wheat and -four In large quantities Ia tne C9n
mental Market and 10 sell IL at dead oes IN tne Eng
bah markets The amount already sacrifced by these
trsusactons which are all conducted by cash payments
\ estimated Ut no less sum thsn SlOOVJ Inc sys-
Tern commenced as far as can be ascertaued, aoou'
February last and continued I'LL after the harvest when
\ ceased for short time. Latery il has recommended
and h at this time in full action Upon careful con-
alteration Of all the circumstances there appears 10 De
no reason 10 doubt that the Of spend
,hrff political one; and the act that France -
the only country where none OF the purchases are
made, fixes suspicion upon Louis Napoleon, who mas
an evident interest in keeping the pce OF bread az low
as possible the French markets and who finds mat he
facility of quitting the English markets with foreign
grain enables him 70 attain that object indirectly, win
greater secrecy aud at Lesser cost than by direct III
reference with the corn trade in France Itself
Curious those facts in themselves, tney anord
matter for further and most grave reflection Tne same
power which now, for purpose OF It's own, creates
among us artificial chelpness and plenty may by an!
by find II conducive TO It's interest 10 cause arical
desrfh and scarcity. Under the presen. system which
exposes our markets, more than those oi any ouer
country in the world to the Vaccinations OF Foreigners
effects of most serious character might be producef
before we could hardly be aware Of what was going on
We trust that the vigilance Of the Government VIII be
directed this subject and that means viii be devised
20 secure the country from surprise, scarcely es5 dis
tressing than war ITSELF by means OF osensioy CONNER
sial operations. LONDON JOHN bu'L