The Coal And Wine Dues the History of the London Coal Tax And the Arguments F
The Coal And Wine Dues the History of the London Coal Tax And the Arguments F
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They must ascertain the views and wishes of the London people through representative municipal institutions. No other method is either satisfactory or advisable, where the question is the imposition of a tax of 450, 000 a year.
THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE.
Nor is the matter difficult either for the City or the Board, if only the will be present. If, for example, the City take to heart the advice of the Lord Chief Justice on November 9th, and initiate a reform, giving these municipal institutions to Lo...ndon, and extending over the Metropolis the corporate life and system under which they have nourished for hundreds of years, we shall all help them to pass their Bill, if it is an honest attempt to establish what the Chancellor calls a " representative municipality. " In default of the City, the task of the Metropolitan Board would be still easier. Let them introduce next Session a Bill to increase their own numbers, and to make their members directly elected. Such new body might be elected next year, and although it would require fuller equipment for the work of governing London, yet it might deliberate upon this Coal Tax Question, and any Bill that it presented to Parliament in 1888 would, at any rate, be worthy of respectful attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They must ascertain the views and wishes of the London people through representative municipal institutions. No other method is either satisfactory or advisable, where the question is the imposition of a tax of 450, 000 a year.
THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE.
Nor is the matter difficult either for the City or the Board, if only the will be present. If, for example, the City take to heart the advice of the Lord Chief Justice on November 9th, and initiate a reform, giving these municipal institutions to Lo...ndon, and extending over the Metropolis the corporate life and system under which they have nourished for hundreds of years, we shall all help them to pass their Bill, if it is an honest attempt to establish what the Chancellor calls a " representative municipality. " In default of the City, the task of the Metropolitan Board would be still easier. Let them introduce next Session a Bill to increase their own numbers, and to make their members directly elected. Such new body might be elected next year, and although it would require fuller equipment for the work of governing London, yet it might deliberate upon this Coal Tax Question, and any Bill that it presented to Parliament in 1888 would, at any rate, be worthy of respectful attention.
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