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... further discussion, the argument A al of the Monopolists, that the corn laws are a protec- - tion to agricultural labourers, is scattered, like chaff, b before the wind. But the corn laws are for ever h 0 doomed. The life and death of thousands is a ques ...
... people at large was an ample guma rantee that they should have not only the Corn Laws, but every other iniquitousnmonopolydoneaway. While, on the other hand, by a repeal of the Corn Laws alone, they had no pledge that they would obtain the Charter. (Toud cheors ...
... to bring the operation of the Corn Laws down to a recent date. The meeting was not, therefore, very well attended. There was no Chairman appointed, nor was there any of the Stockport Branch of the Manchester anti-Corn- Law League present to give Hargreaves ...
... sth of January. 1539, to the sth of January, 1840 A great number of petitions were then presented on the sub. ject of the Corn Laws, after which tue house adjourned. ...
... Mr. Villiers's motion for a repeal of the corn laws. July,—Mr. Spooner voted against the removal of Jewish disabilities. 1846,—March, —Mr, Spooner voted against Mr. Villiera's motion for a repeal of the corn laws. „ March,—Mr. Spooner voted against the ...
... Parliament instanter to meet, that. an act may Sil y beimmediately passed repealing the corn laws. Sni to Fruz TRADR, BIRt1,NGIIca ?? Committee of BastS lit the Anti-Corn Law Association have had a meeting on thoe F. net subject of the proposed League Fand ...
... other questions with the Corn Laws whereas, in the north of Enqland, where they were. practical people, the had a prejudiee in favour of doing one thing at a time.' This one thing at a time iis, of course, the repeal of the Corn Laws.; and the prejudice of ...
... rsused bv the low priee of labour in 'that country, arising from the absence of corn laws, and lie woold| therefore move that a resolution for the abolition of the corn laws should.be added to those proposed. Mr Yuille ttoueght they should conficn their ...
... might operate rathe It a temporary exeinmgtodae ahra cenfel, m y to the Corn Laws than otherwise. It would lull and neil ant cr clenat the public, and disguise the iniquity of those laws xeel ingwhich stand on the statute book to prevent the people clii allP ...
... -the repeal of the corn laws. It admits, therefore, that those laws are - unpopular, at the 'same time it defends them, and reminds us, by its arguments, that the party which it supports are, one and all, the enemies of free trade in corn, and of every other ...
... any alteration in the Corn Laws, of which the following is a copy:- * That there is reason to believe that it is intended to F propose to Parliament alterations in the existing laws re-s gulating the importation of foreign corn. . is That in the lon, ...
... reason why the corn laws ought not to be repealed, that chartist Iec turers had not the dissenting chapels thrown open to them gratuitoulsl while the anti-corao-law lecturers had ! He concluded by asking-first, If a repeal of the corn laws ...