. ''" " i innt al
i . the iti'ce.-siiy i.a tax c.on. m i- e s.i i-.-
ol ,ii i tie- icv i 'il ', ion are,. '. .v ;. a i eu
e ei a,n '. 1 o m . a ;;
; . ,s .,. i i liil'd ill (;
i ' a. ' e ie,
- a'y, io,. vvat
: !', "I . Wei.ty jii a Ci.at, is -iio I ei on, -I
1 i I. w I'.a. yen ad eoa s 1 1 . a ', and i:i
' p. . ::.,a - in a the vv li.Pe ,riP; i
-. ui :'..-. i.l ai n: -;, bi-i e.-s an I
;'..'.-. 1 :' ' j ' i a I'c a i a . I . i , i -1 ,
v ' o' a . in a. i se iron, sieel, co a -
biiuiv 1-;, a "ol n'a r .uPe! s in common
ii'.e, and a bid a, "a . !y p,i ed the !ione
t iheir volt s, t i lay i!io same lax on
your tea and eopae, which lue good wile
so loves to sip, and winch was defeated
i .i . .i . . .i i i.
oy ine ueinocrune fouators, ine leaders ol
ilo) other party voiing for the hill.
the same tune various articles o uxnrv-
such as gems and precious stones and
lorioise shells and other things, not ol
necessity, which tho wealthy only, the
fashionable and the proud can or do pur
chase, were left untaxed.
