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in the pound would be, and assess themselves at this amount ; let them then invest the school collectors with the imaginary authority of a parish officer, and pay the sum without asking any questions. They might then, we think, be said to be fairly rated, and we believe the pecuniary difficulties of the schools would be heard of no more. We suspect, however, that a hwid fide school rate would not be very popular in Manchester.
As to Mr. Kennedy's " ten propositions," the first nine of them (the... last is a mere matter of opinion) are, no doubt, to a certain extent true ; but they really are among the most hai'mless " propositions" in the world.
They are a sample of the incidents invariably connected with all great social operations voluntarily sustained, or of the customary difficulties through and notwithstanding which they are conducted to a successful issue. We might in the same manner look over the nonconformist reli- gious communities, for example, and after a similar distressing enumeration of their well known difficulties, infer the necessity for them of a national grant It is in both cases perfectly true, that, with respect to funds, they will never be thoroughly at ease without access in some way to the public purse ; but it is true also, that they are better without it, and that the difficulties to be contended with constitute the proper stimulus to the power applied to them, and nothing mare.
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in the pound would be, and assess themselves at this amount ; let them then invest the school collectors with the imaginary authority of a parish officer, and pay the sum without asking any questions. They might then, we think, be said to be fairly rated, and we believe the pecuniary difficulties of the schools would be heard of no more. We suspect, however, that a hwid fide school rate would not be very popular in Manchester.
As to Mr. Kennedy's " ten propositions," the first nine of them (the... last is a mere matter of opinion) are, no doubt, to a certain extent true ; but they really are among the most hai'mless " propositions" in the world.
They are a sample of the incidents invariably connected with all great social operations voluntarily sustained, or of the customary difficulties through and notwithstanding which they are conducted to a successful issue. We might in the same manner look over the nonconformist reli- gious communities, for example, and after a similar distressing enumeration of their well known difficulties, infer the necessity for them of a national grant It is in both cases perfectly true, that, with respect to funds, they will never be thoroughly at ease without access in some way to the public purse ; but it is true also, that they are better without it, and that the difficulties to be contended with constitute the proper stimulus to the power applied to them, and nothing mare.
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