Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-22
RICHM OND WHIG.
From Me London T,n,s, Sept. q

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There il hardly ans -. a 80 N'P'' %
\ ~h,.h a., -, "' ."''u"' o' wrong o' OF annoyance
a.. ' '"s"'hnan Is not prepared To endure In
uc'' as the case NAV happen be- or the TOO n.
fers TO iufl CT H. bat h- .so s,i,. a, = go, ~
he Il once IN, h..,,..- IN "y' ""en
ought L, b. he 4. ,,--p .p' a"' n's bead rs &c
- PA'e"' IS a cab horse The fact Is,
We are OF q muli-h breesi halt Norman half S.xo, -
s- a" Irishm.n would .dd with several mo-, -. -
| other rsccs The spirit ot nm, ,,,o.. e., =, =. -, -
| IL and ..,,..,;,..- :, '-''e'S ~ suh IN
-. =, " very NOBLE sometimes q very
one "nie "e pride ourselves a dozen
| seli-eniancipsti,,t- ~. tol.r.,. a., .....-...
| and . .o.. :. " ,''S"'o' inconvenience
our tosns ,,s I'm ..., 4, " ~ 9""u'uon OF
| p,.,.h. ''e "s"'s that would dive a
| n. 'ee'"" ana herman 10 madness
Inc Truth Is, that .nder th- aaeriig couyico, tb., -
have a voic.. in making ,h. L.. IN - -
two positions at once O, ,,,h. --..,N'',,' 80 u"
forming ,h,, 6.., a, v-,,..,s",,' -. e'"uhoaly per
'' 'ea' " 'entHioqais'n siich consists in one
nan 'AAihg as IL there were three dozen voices :
ihs reconces Us to the evil. Tor If %, p., ,h
~e have the consolation that We ale, ,ln n, ;,s.,
| We hav. mn n..-,.,.- : -, - "''P =" "ne' them
| u" pA--Po'S' We don't pay quarter OF q f-rtl.-
s ' every na dozen eabbages brought into our towns
our market gardeners and hay and corncbaHdlr. ,
| stop fvr 20 t,inut.. o.,.;,,. ,.. -, :. -, :, =
innocent loads st.bbas snJ o osns 70 nave these
"pen and guit.d We bsyr 10, a. .4 tlppeu
ferf,Os the dotar, and ,hs o.,os ,,. anu Inv PIE
| -tage OF our existence On nm. o,h. ha n''o e.e!
voared are the localities h., o. % 'es ana Ia
miles without being s,opped nv , n,iv;I e a s's h's
asked Tor Id or a q, -. 80, - 'ou.pau ahu
,'et f,irIy r,b.I,, -, - oua su'n- rhe welsh
but the English saxon grumhi.s ,ons a. year, ago,
i- glove unbottons his gr.s,c1, HLI pu'i- ON
draws out his purs. asks ,or .hs, ~ ~ ~ "is pocket
With tick., he eo,.- mo, 80 pay ana drives on
| rates aud ta.e- mo, nm. -. - uo "''n; lhrh
knows or hrs the means of knowino xba,h " nun1re'
ted He pays and nav. I'M r. -. e y, eheA-
aud beats a retreat by e,,ns - ~ ~ P"y no longer,
cling his establishment W. are rs,h uoS's =, 'suu
shAt pay suffer so long n. % s ~ "'Teea' OF
'uced gentle reinebrrs with comnI.csn ,h
paid and taxes 3n ys.rs 90 - '"'' sne
and knows the figure to sbiIng I, = yI, yoe pAlsn
q, in that sex bot the other ought 10 Ioof G,,i %
INTO these matters 1889 "'o'e
But what a power of na,ienc. .h., 60, a.,
III SaIonism What a preponderancs Of d. tadnon
age there be the honest drudvs Of W.t
70 have stood for these 200 years TO be sceced h
t,rution OF Liverpooll Wben NJ T. eeeu s " the Cor
ls Lancashire friends the other dsv h. .noI a aans
deed on this point but he hardly pave :, ,L ;ey 'n
iId tie precedence il deserves ir,,.ad =; q. -
top the mouth of any agiraor from ,b - n1s
seil or district dra wing its snD,l.s src 81 ~ IT
There is under the sun and no a,nI;c.,;
not even graft for an Australian hish,,pr.oL -, , ~ ,
With the enomity CT the Mancbe-,.r nsoi ,.I
calls for money in their own huge c;ty - W. ~ many
ands year for the decoration of Liy,rnoo W., o M
leY be made oty No wonder that xitb - .-.t,--.
home discipline they have till Ia,ev povd 80,
tributaries the Imperial tressury Tb h.s- Ps''el
cotton wool tsx IN. ur.as. 60 - rug oreso-Ax, he
manufacturing districts certanIx Al s,r;i, 80 = .'e
than an ent.rprisino bs,d -: ~ 'e e'''nes f
sishman could be expected to bear But the hsr, H.
the chief region of these p.ople b.d 49, III !"
their youth in what might be csIlsd ,hi - i aea IN
As Mr.. Fox observes th. R5,i-h - 1,ne euueauoh
IA Charles - head Secsrse h. xsn,iJ - ~. cur
'Gi their consent but when the sama Nona,.L -.
he borough of Liverpool the robt of 4. r. s'e W
D the whole country witbout anx CHI :, -, :,
eAfce murmured from that day to tis for two bunSrd
wears The victims too are those sturdy no;sv rSi
natives Of the County Palatine of Iancss,e r. I
Ut this noabl- grant il brought the to-, - ;, t
es sd yea, just sufficient buy handsome elt chain
Tor his worship the Ma,or IL now fa,cbss -osc,,I
su,OOW year. and one wears income Il ahor, ~, ~
corporation OF Liverpool has spent for the good of sb
ping durng the last quarter century The rest of The
"ihon and three quarters collected in that neriod b
een spent in widening streets emb.lI.bino nnhI Ia
hugs and building q magnificent MUSIC hail 'Tha r-o,t
o 'ns black uaii from Ia &C. Sd sOOOOL wear must
oe the origin Of that hackneyed marty nbrsse CIR .
IT the wedge" IL is usually applied n, the onrs,;pp
Reiormers. who supposed to he adepts =, tb , :,
this instrument but achievement OF theirs can be
pared with this the Conservative boroucb of Iivei
In statistical charts variations are vopetines
~ dark currents, expanding or coatrac,og s rhs Go.
nay be- and on this plan the growth Of this nioutous i'm
vost would require pyramid Of which The anel Wa Ia
ds Sd and the base sOOOul or more than 6vs ,bons.
times As much. The Pyramid of Cheops standing On r..
apef Is the most appropriate image think OF for
the legal and equitable basis OF the tax and If Charles
could revisit his ungrateiu kingdom he would be dlgb,
i 10 Sud twenty millions still taxed by the divine rel,
of one man.
The meaning OF the or nal grant and its spnlcation
To present times very clear. For EXAMPLE tb- |
grant Parucularzes certain limits within which the dues
gay De levied aud certain articles whereon they may be
eN'ed IL NAV therefore admit OF reasonable doubt To
say the LEAST whether the dues may be Ia wfuy levied In
places beyond those limits and other articles than th
named IL might also be questioned aSaouf of dues
oud be paid on the articles mentioned in the grant
Bu' all questions this point overued by the broad
doctrine laid down by the Corporation the grant must
At least not a common one re NAV a. III ~O,u, =.
may do anything that he is nsed IN do Th
cook justified the sknung Of ees alive on the ronnd ha,
they used be skinned The Corporaton q, Tivsr
pool has much better reply-vi1: that il Is used 10
-ku eels The is the passive form Of the argument,
'ee other the active and it is much the logical
D "a - "e resson that the cook might be
being Corporation coud sconrs o no'
tom habit usancs or sndnr.ns. - 'PIO., Nus-
We admit that the anaIoov d. ro, s,:a,,. t :.
the case OF the eeIs skinneJ hS ~ - .PPy W ]
of IiyerpooI Socie,v inJac.s - - ~ Po'1.on
The subu,issoo M many s,1,,.-. rsL. " 10y /
seem Inevitable. and At last they nsv he "a a., S
10 be skinned The Corpor,on "a Iiv.Sa..i os useu
d,.,inin. tb.t de,encs snd 80. r. p p', "oNe'e',