The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-23

value OF money sad zee The progression Of lbe money
prcs II everything ess ls saee 9p the class q Ps'sons
soHed 10 the electoral suffrage under The exis1g law
This j. the practical lowering Of the franchise. wncn
ult IL Gi0 cone be only wouh 40. ny WHICH
the suffrage i. 10 ali ntents lowered one hnif
indeed says Tho grave sxpoundes must be Inc snxsl "
the alteration on The popular influence and balance oil
parties in the State The effect wiii DC mat tpe House
of Commons will be silll further popufapxed than x IS
~ will be returned by aconsutusncy tEr tnslaflV
OF which Is composed OF the working classes. As the
buteb members are lhree hhs Of the House OF Com
uoss this class Of will, present CONSULTATION
remains uaaeTei and without any legislative lowering
OF The franchise uirs the direction of the State
II The Founders in Great Britain got possession, they
would Immediately make use OF il to introduce the
chespenng system, ip order to augment the range Of
their markets and increase the profits Of buying and
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The Irregularities of the West Iadia Royal Mail Com
pany appear to be great Again and again in
ellgenee from Central America aud The Pacific has been
foresalled in England by arrivals which took place
Liverpool uia the United States. Yet this company,
which allows ons.lhifd Of The correspondence with
which il charged 10 pass OF the natural beause the
shortest, channel which has only one capable
Of performing the passage with anything ike respectable
speed and that vessel purchased ready builtdraws a
yearly subsidy of than million aud qsaIsr doll
lars. This certainly is no business OF ours, nor are we
particularly Interested 10 the despatch OF correspondence
by that routes yet il may 10 hegh,en. by way Of
contrast. American energy and enterprise; which, our
mail ocean-coGacts show, Instead Of Tagging when
once has secured governmental patronage. aspires the
more eagerly under This encouragement TO and more
successful accomplishments sa. .ss.@a
The little island OF 81. Helena, whose fame is not
alone that Of being the prson-homs OF Napoleon. but
one Of the besl6iest spots the globe, has already
within ts narrow bounds Witnessed newspaper spring
into existence. and FALL and another take ills place.
The following talk of the latter on its late contemporary
gives anusing illustration, in the very pettness Of
the warfare. Of the opposition Htrai,es tts. a,.s
"We are well aware that the Chronicle during the
whole OF it's career had many adyeJsares The gIopnds
Of their opposition we will not Iecapilaste here but II
is probable that The objection taken 10 the cause OF It's
origin and to the place where it was regularly printed
caused some TO look upon Tia columns with jaunjced
eyes, and consider its extracts as bad its eadinx
cles feeble and its sut ensemble as beneath iiediuci
Tlty To these wewould suggest the pToprety OF
their e agan, and, n,w that all grounds Of objec:
lion removed. passing fairer and impartial
judgment But 10 such as would deny this justice 10 our
late contemporary, we can only say -. n y
/" Lightly tn, y'll talk Of the spirit that's gene, e
A nd Der his cold ashes ppbraid him Il
- But nothing he'll reck II they let him sleep
u In the graz Ehere Briton has laid him." &.
What an afssd obituary this! May as sentimental
pen write that The ST. Helena Herald should il also
find an ocean grave But VOID 10 81. Helena MOI
only the literary passion but that OF avaricousness
the Unired States steam lisate Powhalan, her way
to Japau, arrived there, alter passage OF twenty-five
days, mos, OF which time she under sail wiihou,
steam, thirty and half doilas per ton was de-
manded Of her for the whole OF The reqsred amount
The Powhaan, having called in for Goals. took 200 tons
and steamed direct for the Cape OF Good Hope. Ma
caulsy declares 10 his review of Warren Hastngs tina,
morality is after all but far-sghted policy. What think
the people OF ST. Helena Whilst the coal proprietors OF
that icahful island are making merry, steam naviga
ton companies are learning Il SION Of misplaced
fdence which may hereafter tell more than one In
erest -Four days thereafter comes out The following de-
noure complaint under the herling OF "Grist for The
MILF"
1.-The nothing after the American man war steamer
arrived 200 tors OF coa we were accosted passing
along the street by large coal importer, who had a
beam OF delight upon his counenance, with The remark
here's grist for YouR MILL The expression set us
thinking yrst for our mill how thai be- Perhaps
he has discovered that the American captain has taken
gre at affection 10 Herald, and intends buying up all
the back numbers to encourage u.s. and giving donr.
lion into the bargain TO secure coniinnancs OF our
paper but nothing OF the kind notice has been taken
Of US and our humble periodicals. not iourPeADypec
the more have we made that OF by The sale
OF number 10 Brother Jonathan. Bot whsfcoud
that beam OF satisfaction the worthy coal merchants
face mean If il did not beoken something good All
have il should have ssd 10 us, not here is grist
for your MILL but here srisl Tor my MILL and that
kind and SAeconate look which our friend bestowed was
meant Tor al all, but for his own pocket What
misak es people do make IN this world We began 20
atte ourselves that We were quite become The ayorie
OF the public since the first thought Of this worthy mcr-
chant towards US. How our spirits fell when we
discovered errorhow crest fallen we became creep
ing through The street AS IL only made the tool
for the neixhbors give vent TO their ecsatic delight
when the thought OF the rich market they have JUS,
made for themselves causes them TO say something OF
another" .-Es r.g.