Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
DESCRIPTION OF IRELAND

: ,ile and invi,inp han ,he North or West.
'T.ere r, is n deeper. n richer soil. and far less
.e "" on ,be level low lands. The railroad
S"" s.",n Dublin 10 Limerick runs ,hroushou,
'o' :, leve, n,ain. and ,houeh j, masses from
n'o' v o,lov oG tho I;a,v across those of -,be
,ne n' We ,he Durro,y and ,he Suir. 10 ,ho, Of
pa',"" .rnon M n.rcen,ihle ridue is crossed.
'nc o"o al ,rav.,s.d and yerv liule rock.
c,,,;,, or enbankmenl required Ahho Igh
Iu''','H Hw,vsr ,ore o(ien carried over lhe
'"o Wv. ~" I, IN absurd expense, while the prn.
''pI" ~ -" nr, nal. % eos, ,byice wha,
V'pa' uerJ r,J I s,;ll conno, account cu, the
Wv! '"D ot tho Irish railroads. Thcv
e'cu' I'o' h,.n hull, a, ono. hnir ,te cos,
~ ~ c.. ,vherc- HE wages 0f labor are
- Nv ,nuch rs here. Who pockets
'u''or I.acoq or course there is stealing
:" Wv ,sa assossmen, of land damages hn, so
,L...o l. o,,orvwhere. When was in Gal
,"a, coso vos ,ried in which proprietor,
,nhnsn G hon wos crossed BY the Middle Rail
.naI .noG Tho company for more Than The
ann,,;so,s Ind awarded him, and il was
.rrI ~, ,ho irial ,hpt his bog utterly
worLIess bcfore, had been partially drained
sIoa,.;da,,hlv Increased in value by the
..iI.n.d There seems 10 be no conscience
in oxoc,;oo damages Of those who invest
H. ,h,,;r ,n"nnv o(ien mos, Reluctantly, in rail.
,ooJs nf which the main benefits arc uni
1880, IL lraIond ,hev have paIpabIy and
,.,o'I, r,"Ir ,ams6und every class but the stock
s'Iu'J ~ 't',o ,h,,, h,v. wnIl uiuh ru.
'o'u'''' "''N -
'n"u, ,;ns oi dwa,liors re-.
"c'e 1T" ,:"r ,.l ,I.nwn down in III.
{ ,nuy o's"' '5,'' ,;,o wos, or Ireland though
sou'h 'han III 'ne f',,e,, wrS',"' h",,. h" saw NO
'hey arc ''o' o',""0 n'in ir,nad,n,. cam.
new ones eo'ns w, G, Sa =, ,i,hrr s.c,ion
ncc''oh win inc ra'iuauo ~ ;daa" a,s - ra.
II government 'oo'o'' VIZ o{,,m,,y nav
man as 'hey nav '.' oeo"i rn;'h,du;ib VII nn,b.
oecohS'oe'eu 'Uso'u'o,5 ""'i" ,.n., hownvnt
ing more !" ~ r' ou ueo ot("? :, hn ,nrusd over
mat a ne" 'e"' IS aOou' W ,hr,n@h ~ :" fnn =
sui II is mou'n'u' W p"'' ."nJ W., G" e ,,' b,s
country ana see % Nv" '"e i'aa.,oL " ~ ,ha hnnJ
'fansnSeo !" Even A'I,''' '% 'In aI,,inn. 4s,nn,v
o. snip na''s"''on on w, t5non, e|,' n,v,o,,1,n
OF Inc shannon "'I' s, S,s"'" '''','I,o" E,71 ,n
tnrough VIC 'ieot. VI '"'s F'r ,,ha., !, Sn,.ys
'o' SKY VI o's"H '" .v'.an, IN. r,lr,ad
ra'.',s N,a, a ,ho 'h M',ion p'hr uopse Wine lis
u,Io' I"u o.ano, W." - ,ha, nr s,aon,,,on. decline
snd snd't daoa~ u, u rho smaller ,nwns between i,
s"I s"I T?, n,,hj;. han,a I,ta ol,omv anpeorance
""G KhI,.o nEv ,.i'h i,s dessr,pd .Curraeb,' and
h'n"'e' WV" .' oa,'s - roos, draarv or all,
,s aum mI,'u ,S,. I I,,s,nam nl,u, Ia uew anu,
.nj ,nid Tho oc,ivi,ies and hopes which ii
;nsn;ros is sn,red the daily contemplation
" his coun,rv's ruin.
Ana VA, ,he,e are brighter shades TO The
,icure. Nature, ever buoyant and impera-
i've does her best to remedy The ills created
hv Mans inhumani,y 10 Man. The south
II Ireland seems far better wooded than Ell
,her the North or West, and thrifty young
forests and tree plantations soften The gloon
u bich unrooCed and ruinous cabins woult
no,uraily suggest. Though the railroad
rims wholly through a tame, dull level
eweenino ranges Of hills appear in interval
on either side, exhibiting lovely alerGatio
If cultivation. grass and forest 10 the de
Iioh,(ul traveller. The hay crop is bad
seyed so r,r, and some ina, has been CT
srvcral days is sill under The weather, whit
n ,ond deal. ,h,uob long ripe, remaing uncut
'ho Whso, ,ooks ~ me him and uneven
Hs,. a.. t,ho % nr;rcioal Grain here) are sho
IA I osnera!lv @ noor. 6u, never saw the pt
,",os umo more l1xpr,on, or promising, and III
".ao , covered with the noble frui, is most e!
,ou";ve - The noor have a fashion Of plan
' vs." 'bo b.d, ,broa n five fee, wide vic
,"s ';5h 'v ",UsO~ U olieys he,wecn, which, ,houg
w nu'l'" "'I I:Iar m,,s, ;nsmrc nm cxt