National Republican., 1885-09-05

sides probably derive from his acre, more
or less, ut least one half the food necessary
for his family. In this way he and his wife
and children might frequently indulge IN
certain casily.obtnincd Observation-Disclosures
of home production which the ordinary
wage ahOrcr, who has no garden Of his own,
never tastes nor secs ON histnblc. A neigh
borhoOd made up IN that way almost in.
variably consists Of an intelligent and moral
people. At least II is among the ycomanry
aud the middle classes generally, and not
among the very rich nor the very poor, that
experience has taught lis to look for the
best examples Of domestic life.
"1hc most radical change ever made In
the government of any nation well advanced
In civilization was perhaps that inaugurntcd
by the Code Napoleon IN altering the laws
Of inheritance The effect of that funda-
mental change, after many years, Is now
seen In all its force. The immense landed
estates once owned hy the nobility and
priesthood, and which contributed little or
nothing to the national expenses, are now
broken up into small farms and vineyards;
and instead Of starving, miserable multi
tudcs--a prolctnriat class, far Outnumbering
all othrrs-thc country Is dotted with the
humble hut clean and handsome houses of
u wCll-tO.dO pcasantry, who, instead OF
being on the verge of starvation, were able,
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of u system whereby the land is to be the
only thing taxed. If the land must pay
all the taxes and that, too, on scale grad
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II lot and housc finds that the taxes there,
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Il who VIVA las saved n few hundred dollars
I "rIcr to srr,rc for himself and fnmil,
X small Homestead. and with that view nj
h ch"scs ] n I"t on which he intends to buIlt
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v hin, nnlv S5o0 he is t,vnd nt lis FIJI val,
re H. H. tiayn LuiIIs himself a house nj n co
n iat us Snnnnsr. of Il. 500 Then. instead
mnving tny on only 5000, the cost of /
"a Iof he is rcnuircd TO pny ON S5, 900 and,
ID nircrt this nnymcnt must he made a
ST fine for having Improved and occupied
Dr "mr land lad he let his lot lir was
NJ ,,anaut and useless his fax wo,ld Inc
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