The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-27


rhirh has been estimate ed +" he sufficient
10 corer The confined annual erAense # all
nfhsr hrIstion churches IN the Wortd Ii
,re,Bs 'ulo~ >ib!- tia, tire church requ res
| - large an annual revenue Much Of his
money is expended IN sainries 10 The
! Church d'gnttares, who sit. IN virtue of
the emo unenls of their office. in the
House of Lords, and are entitled. both bv
voc and voice, to participate in lis laws
making power The Church i. divided
INTO two great provinces. Canterbury and
York. presided over by archbshops, with
more than p'incel y salaries The Arch
bishop al Canterbury receives An income
Il sl3S 525, and to the Archbishop of
York is gwen 500 SO The rubordin
ate bishops are also richly sa'aried The
Bishop Of Lo1don receives s67,595, the
Bishop Of durham SIP 0sO, and the
| Bishop of Winchester is above $50 900.
Nor is his all IL not unfrequentIy oc-
ours that the Bishops lands are improved
81 his palace reflled at The expense of the
government The Bishop Of Lincoln,
| palace was r-modeIed at a national ex
2rnSe of $3.50 900, and upon that Of The
Bishop Of Rochester sl25000 was ex-
pended
The taxes in Ireland are still heavier
In that country The taxes are 40 burden
some, as TO, within twenty five years,
compel Two millions Of Ter people 10 seek
homes in distant countries. In 1910 the
population OF Ireland was eight millions !;
to-day 1t lis not six millions The church
tax OF the Established Church OF England,
in Ireland, is estimated to be fifty dollars
per person Of lha, persuasion. The Estab-
li>hed Church of England in Ireland, ~
c-ives. by force taxation, Sc 600, 200 par
aunum. In view of the FAC, that four
tihs OF the people are manbers Of diff
I.rent chuIch, being Roman Catholics the
outrageous Injustice mus, b. obvious to
every mind.
In addition to the church lax ia the vas,
amount OF revenue appropriated to the
support Of the royal family. The English
x-ruilve ia maintained at a cost Of 81
925 900. Queen Vicloria's vach,s. visitors
aud palaces also consume $500 600. The
| Prince of Wales receives the free use OF
the Marlborough House, together with .
revenue of $65O.UOO The o,her MEM
b"rs Of the 70, al family are allowed about
$500 coo. making IN all grand annual
eXpruse Cf over three millions of dollars.
| A striking contrast Is apparent between
The ex, euse IF The British crown and the
salaries Of the American Executive De
! h.. ~ -. I'M,
States receives $4,000 year and the
tree use Of the Presidential mansion a,
Washington The Vice President receives
So 600 the Secretary OF State 5000 :
the Secretary Of War 5000; the Score
lary OF the Treasur, rs 600; the Secre-
'ary Of the Interior $1,000; the Secretary
of the Nav, IS 600; the Postmaster
General $4,000; and the Attorney Gen.
! eral $1,000. The combined salaries o;
the American Executive Department $
amt to only $50 900, which Is SAIL 900
less Ihan The yearly inc"rne ot he Prince
o. Wales. The VII uie outlay If the roy ri
fam'i! to the people Of great Britain Is
over Three millions Of dollars per anGum.
which Is equivalent 10 a debt OF one hun
bred millions of duliars ~ here the govern
ment pays three per cent, for interest.
/ Such captahzlng Of the. annual expen
ses OF the ro,ai family will give rome ru-a
OF the burdens winch large salaries ,uh'c,
! upon people. In our country the Pres
lien : salary Is equivalent 10 = debt OF
OIL, four hundred and twenty thousauC
dollars upon the people.
he grinding bureau Of tie tsx~ti"n fp'
alslng The revenue 10 support the Church
and Crown, falls upon he .ab0rl,g c!a-se,.
! AND wha: do theS receive III re'nrn Are
| 'hel hterall, ;aid for heir isbuti AT.
| their WAGES remuneralve Qnte the re
| verse The customary rats Of wages i
! from Two dollars ID Two dollars aud TWEEN
j. Ave cents week, subject 10 deduc-
lion Of twenty five cents for house reui.
Even the fugnsh farm laborers are obliged
| 10 furnish their own tools When they
can afford to hire cottage, they have The
advantage of cul,ivaling a little piece Of
land The crop may bring ten dollars
above the rent during the harvest SEA,
sos, the laborer b. job work can earn
t~ent, dollars additional. The time OF
labor IL from nine TO ten hours pei day.
| II au abundance Of work delains the la
borer two or three hours longer no extra
compensation is given. From these wa
ges they pay ten dollars for house rent,
and with the remainder, buy food, fuel
| clothes. aud ali the nef essaries of life TO,
! themselves and their families. Their
scanty purse will allow Of nothing but the
coaIses' OF food. Tea, sugar and coffee,
10y means Of high tariffs are converted in
10 the luxurirs Of lite, tn BE- seldom
bought. and when they are, sparingly
used Millions of The la5oreres can nei
| Their read nor write Their ignorance
macnlfies their difficulties. and renders
them mere selfs to the wealthy landlords,
who easily convince them that if they
should remove to ano her district, they
would be no better Of. when perhaps the
poor men. il in different burroughs, might
obtain a third more for their toll.
THE PHILADEL CHA MURDER.