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... €ivtul nv. FOR a NATION LOV E LIBERTY, IT IS SUFFICIENT THAT SHE KNOWS IT; AND BE FREE, IT SUFFICIENT THAT SHE WILLS IT, M, De La Fayette, parliaments, Vott 6j» Ballot, Property (©ualffirattons, Painncnt electoral ©fetrfrtS No. 97- Glasgow, Saturday, July 31, 1841. Price One-Halfpenny. The Evils Paper Money. land, and depreciating our currency below that ot England. What purports to the same, ...
... the quarter ending November, 1840, amounted to 782,374; the sum tototal of whose deposits, including interest, was L. 21.979,797 —averaging upwards of L.28 each depositor.” What can be more consolatory to our pseudo philanthropists, or more flattering to the people themselves, than this result ? Upwards of three-fourths of a million of the working-classes—for such are the depositors supposed ...
... he enlisted on the side of Justice, else their empire becomes a curse instead of a blessing.” But are our monetary laws in accordance with this sound, this incontrovertible proposition ? Are they enlisted on the side of Justice? We unhesitatingly answer, that they are not. These laws are not only a disgrace to the general intelligence of the age, but an outrage upon common sense, and ...
... There is no wealth but the labour of man. Were the mountains of gold and the valhes of silver, the world would not be one grain of corn the richer ; no one comfort would be added to the human race. In consequence of our consideration for the precious metals, one man is enabled to heap to himself luxuries at the expense of the necessaries of his neighbour; a system admirably fitted to produce ...
... Phice One-Halfpenny. tery of iniquity” is nearly revealed. The people are beginning to know that they are the only legitimate source of power s** and no more, ere longj Shall gaping crowds the plaudits swell Of those who ruined them so well.” The Funding System. Taking the national debt at £850,000,000, it wi.l weigh nearly 7000 tons in sovereigns ; it would take man sixty-four years to count ...
... he determined, in person, to enter the territory of Schweitz, by the defile of Mcrgarten, while a body of four thousand men, under the count of Strasberg, was destined to traverse the mountains of Unterwalden, and to take the enemy in the rear. The forest cantons began now to be fully sensible the danger to which they were exposed, and discovered, too late, that they must look tor no support, ...
... C ivc ul ..for nation to love liberty, it is sufficient that she knows it, and to be free, it is sufficient that SHE WILLS IT.” M De La Fayette. Unlrersal Suffrage, A nnua i parliaments, Vote by Ballot, Property Qualifications, Payment of JMembers, and Electoral Districts. ...
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