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"S'SS " puy IOth suCu wages us uey tnlnk right and you will please to observe that even the wages that hey demand are not high by third as their grandfathers received taking into consideration the taxes that they have now to pay. es7

 The farmers in their defence, say, that they can not pay the wages that are demanded, because they have so much to pay in rent, in taxes and in tithes

 laborers have, therefore, in many instances, gone to the parsons, and compelled them to reduce their uthes; and Tn one parish, in Sussex, they have or dered the collector ofthe taxes not to take the money out of the parish it was, they sad wanted there These proceedings would have been put an end to long ago, had mot been for the fires The military force, backed by all the great farmers the iand own ers and especially by the parsons and the immune rable swarms of Jews and fund ubbers and pension CTS and stae-dependants, would long ago have sub dued these half starved machine-brakers: but inc fires No power on earth could prevent them 1.-the millions of laborers were resolved to resort to them

 The farmers therefore, seeing that there wus more danger to be dreaded from the laborers than from the aristocracy the stockjobbers and parsons have ge- nerally made, and are making, common cause with the aborers; and are demandDga reduction of rents, tithes and taxes You will please to observe that it Is impossible for the farmers to pay the wagesvhch they are, every where, agreeing to pay it is impos- sbe for them to do this, and to pay the present rents, tthes and taxes; and, they would be out of dan ger 1t the laborers were well paid they wish to ob- tai. Il diminuton of those burdens, and thus to he able to pay the laborers we'll The tradesmen Ga bourgose in the country-towns, have the sume in- terest in this matter as the fartners They known that It IS better for them also that the fruit of the land should be given to the laborers, who would then be ther customers, which the arstocracy, the Jews the stockJ]obbers and the parsons, not In sh0rt all inc industrious classes have conmon interest with the laborers; and let the Government do what it can, the wages ofiabor must be raised: and if they be raiied, one oftwo things must take place name