A Letter to the Electors of Westminster. From a Protectionist [J. L. Elliot].

admit allow amidst Autumn Bank Charter Act Bank Directors Bill boast Bravo bread British Britons cent cheap circulation classes colonies commerce convertibility Corn-Duty corn-law currency danger debt distress ditto Downing Street drain duty Economists effects of free efflux of bullion eight millions Electors of Westminster Englishman Exchequer exports eyes farmers fear feel fellow folly foreign corn four shillings free importation Free Trade free-trade friends Gentlemen gold Government hands heart imagine importation of corn Income Tax increase insolvent interest Ireland labour Laissez-faire League Lord John Russell Love or Money manufac ment merchants and manufacturers merely months nation neighbours never paper peace Peelite Poor Law ports precious metals propose Protection Protectionist railroads reduce revenue ruined Sir Robert Peel sterling sure Threadneedle Street tion trade in corn turers usury valorem verità wages wheat Whigs whole workhouse