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... property. [Hear, hear ] It waa true that the corn laws had been repealed (and he would remark, in parenthesis, that the present price of wheat was answer to those who said that the repeal of the corn laws had done good to the agriculturist), and he did ...
... First and foremost id the laws to dealt with, iiccoiding to Mr. Attwood's theory and that the Political I'nion, were the currency laws, the com laws, the laws imposing high duties other necessary articles of food, and all laws interfering ...
... Fitzrcy Kelly decreed it! Has not the fiat of Lord John Mansers gone forth I Has not Bcsfield Ferband threatened re-impoee the Corn Laws ( And, finally, ha* not Mr. Davenport Bromley predicted that if wa don't abolish the malt tax realised property, and the ...
... foreign production only. Mr. Cobden saw that a duty on foreign corn was a duty for the benefit and protection of the home grower, and became advocate for the total and immediate repeal of the Corn Laws. was, at the period which 1 speak, distinguished among all ...
... abolition of the corn laws is proved the fact, which Mr. 1). knows very will, that the warehouses one of the masters are encumbered with thousands of do/ens of locks which has made, but could not sell, long since the abolition of tlie com laws. Mr. Jones tells ...
... State of a safe, easily collected, and increasing revenue. Just as the English wheat growers talked before the repeal of the Corn Laws, so these Austrian manufacturers talk now. They allege against free trade that it benefits one class at the expense of another ...
... that we have been guilty of a violation of the law nations. Sir, man could be more ready than I to respect the law of nations ; but the question in this case is how to apply the admitted principle, that the law nations sacred. It one thing to admit the l ...
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