№ 15. ИЗ ПАРЛАМЕНТСКИХ ОТЧЕТОВ ЛОНДОНСКОЙ ПРЕССЫ ОТ 17 АПРЕЛЯ 1863 г.(*)

№ 15. ИЗ ПАРЛАМЕНТСКИХ ОТЧЕТОВ ЛОНДОНСКОЙ ПРЕССЫ ОТ 17 АПРЕЛЯ 1863 г.(*)

(*)[Перевод приводимых цитат из газет см. на стр. 108 настоящего тома. Ред.]

I may say that I for one would look with fear and apprehension at this intoxicating increase of wealth if I were of opinion that it is confined to the classes in easy circumstances. This great increase of wealth which I have described, and which is founded on accurate returns is confined entirely to the augmentation of capital, and takes no account of the poorer classes.

«Morning Herald».

«Morning Post». I may say, I for one, would look with fear and apprehension when I consider this great increase of wealth if I believed that its benefits were confined to the classes in easy circumstances. This augmentation of wealth which I have described, and which is founded on accurate returns is confined entirely to the augmentation of capital, and takes no account of the augmentation of wealth of the poorer classes.

«Daily Telegraph». I may say for one, that I should look almost with apprehension and alarm on this intoxicating augmentation of wealth and power if it were my belief that it was confined to the masses who are in easy circumstances. This question to wealth takes no cognizance at all of the condition of the labouring population. The augmentation stated is an augmentation entirely confined to the classes possessed of property.

«Daily News». I may say that I for one would look with tear and apprehension when I consider this great increase of wealth if I believed that its benefits were confined to the classes in easy circumstances. This augmentation of wealth which I have described, and which is founded upon accurate returns, is confined entirely to the augmentation of Capital, and takes no account of the augmentation of wealth of the poorer classes.

«Standard». I may say that I for one would look with fear and apprehension at this intoxicating increase of wealth if I were of the opinion that it was confined to the classes in easy circumstances. This great increase of wealth which I have described, and which is founded on the accurate returns is confined entirely to the augmentation of Capital, and takes no account of the poorer classes.