The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02
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Mr.. REEcuER, in his New York srcec
ION HIS return from, Eng land, shus noties
u the classe. of people in Great Bf!tsin w !,
!. favor the South. He says:
}: ~ @ THE coMMsaclAL eLAsso6s .st
ii First. there Is the great comuerci;
class of, Eng gaaa-. -.hfse that arc ,Inl s'fi
n moucy. aud those that have male, IT;
;, yau please cpll them the Plutecrae,
TEey are against u..7 t3i lslnia
!, Z aos* x asa *5ye7t* kaFn 5g5*
.Bti 5 l''THe NOBILITY 5saIEli3
"Thc English nobility as class. a
n against us / sh III re al some yrty mob
nj exceptions by iani>bya But these .eE eel
!" inns pln no, alter the gehersi is,atctnc
5, that the nobility, as a class, are again
X IL 5dI 4 yqas *
& lin Parliament. ifa vote were taken I
J day according to the private ihnugh
n .ympathie- and wishes aDnng member
IS Il suppose they would vpte five to o'
.r against the North ana in layor Of 4
!. Soih.a sy5sai sdi le ,7azl.8 bfia ssil 80
at Is believed, too, by, those we'll /
formed that at leasta portion OF tho Go
L" crnment have been entirely willing to
rupture with the North. and that b
u for the unainching restraints they wou
Ii have done so long ago.
ani So x a= X 1.rvx aH x grHf d1y X
A. 1T may be lowered down to this a
4, while there are very noble exeepiio
rd here and there all through Enelan,'-rn
j., ithat staud out oftheir class. above tia
ot against it, not speaking comprehensive
the commercial class of England .
:" against the month and in, favor of thesou
~ The Qaecn. Mr. Beccher- says,--is
Hs friend of the North. sbEE &ERg