The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-23

We have recently referred to tha, rapid process OF de-
population which going forward in Leland, ard
which most remarkably illustrate. The opea iou of u.t
dstfbu,Iye Justice by which great social evils and acts
oi enormous injustice are gradually redressed The aw
iul suherngs which have within the past few years. fallen
on The population Of Ireland, and which. alter appealing
again and again to the humanity If this country, and a
most drying up the charities OF Eaelishnen al their source,
had already prepared The surviving population 10 lie for
their lives to any land in which they could be pro-
tected from the horrors OF starvation. And they
are - ,e act OF passing away wh The most astonishing
graves OF their kindred and which threatened premature
~ TO enguph themselves.
The accounts which are pouring IN upon from day
TO day tend to confirm the impression that the south and
west OF Ireland WILL long, be left without peasant
ry TO cultivate the ground or else that The rate OF wages
will be sufficiently hgh. compared with the price OF pro
visions, 10 tempt the pessanry OF England and Scotland
and OF other coanries 10 become the occupants Of q
scene which is now rapidly Inviting emgrans Iron other
lands.
One OF The local papers. The Tuan Herald speaking Of
the hight OF the people IRON their native land, says:
Another OF The evil results of this draining o OF the
Hover OF the population 49, that labor has become exceed
ngly scarce Wokmen, who hitherto were glad TO get
from eighpence TO ienpence day, viii not labor now
under L. or Is 81 and IN some places L. o. Laborers
working in the apparently inermnable tunnel IN Cork
las week, have struck and demanded l6s which ap
pears, they are likely 10 obtain"
For the present. least and for many long year, we
shall not find flesh and blood chsap they have
been in former days IN feaGd and we shall be
panei with The awful records which have been made OF
toe manner ~ which humanity has been lranpIed under
foet
lhe excessive cheapness OF human labor Ireland has
been real advantage the farmers and the landlords
ans has hal The effect oil keeping up sovenly method OF
lIng the land. which must give way to superior methods
OF cultivation, II proper price is 10 be paid Tor human
toll We observe that this effect is beginning TO show
itself in OF The districts 10 which wages haye been
rising 10 their proper standard
writer in the Traee Chronicle says There are
higher wages beGg paid to-day in Kerry than have hesn
pad within our memory FMS has It's eject on the far
mer, who used 10 be Of than a working
man. and induces increased activity to NEE, ths in
creasDg demand him and hence, OF course great
increase o industry with us sure al pro-
duce." II j. very gratifying 10 hear that the farmers and
landlords OF Ireland beginning 10 find out that they
live, ard all parties be paid even though the
pessaniry receive reasonable of wages instead OF
the miserable paDce to which they have hitherto had
10 submit IL is now that /" the wave rolls on from
csss 10 class swelling the merchants trade, the bankets
discount, the sborman's sales, and last not least he
landlords rent enabling him ride over his dhcul,ies
many cases" " rhis" says the writer s the m lin.
spring OF our improvement" e
Ultimately This exodus will. therefore prove as bena.
fetal 70 Ireland rshmsn One OF the greatest v,ls
ol Ireland has been the cheapness OF labor which
has LETT vast proportion Of the people always Just on ina
verge OF starvation, that we have seen of ,ate