| Content Description | Believes Lord Stanley is unable to carry on the Government due to his 'protectionist principles'; states that one argument against free trade that would be listened to is its effect on agriculture; refers to inflation in corn prices; speculates that farmers could be ruined and land taken out of cultivation; refers to example from his own farm of tenants are changing crops; states that 'to prevent tht ruin of the land will never be an object with free traders'; refers to mischief makers in House of Commons. |