MISCELLANEOUS.

Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 907, 30 December 1871, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS.

IA correspondent of tbe w Beehive," who dates from South Lambetb, says A that he is prepared to **, go before any jiudience in the world, and to prove Jand demonstrate .a' new .and practical 5 plan by which the poor can be m ado Irich without making the. jrich poor."iffe has nothing to do, he adds, with ;ti* vvriecLeir big \tffrh -n ; will ccHiiii<.vi..w'i6ii ■ithers or not," evidently anticipating ||the objections likely -to i be raised byIthe Communists, whose trade will, of giourse, come to an end. He has, ; he ihbserves, a reputation to lose as well is other people, and considering the 8 tremendous import an co" of his* plan, |o cxpresbes u 'o[;§. that nome people ■ ?ally sick at ":•.■ art. J- ? .■• ■ oped that this geb&kubtu's txoubien

vrill now come to an end, and that every facility will be given to him for propounding a plan which has so admirable an.object in view aB making the poor rich without making the rich poor. A universal plutocracy is exactly what we all require, and will give offence to no one, unless, perhaps, to Mr Gladstone. The wife of a literateur thinks it very nice to have an author for a husband. "Whenever she feels restless, be reads her something he has written, and in a few minutes she is in a profound and refreshing slumber.