New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
The irish Foscignrr and the Coiorod
Native.

IL -, Tffs, 81 TH,s u Tnsyse
SIN, Hr-hop purceis adGfcss 70 bic coun,rymen
10 mo-. ih- only ,fasleG have WI eh pFofr'se' TO
h,~ q. isltn WIZ b, ovsh, not - rersrd The eoofed
Arsr-sn o. eomP-'ior Ia ~oss. The ni'ioP i'a good
u,r nad Js.sfr~sy .'eeu,sa bot be argued hi. ish
A.l .ti. lsfs which the na'c5ofa eo.ofed lad
no.
s0~. 70 spreafs 10 mr. Sir, that tho B'hop mgh, hfVc
merely dat ta.fs h WORK enough lr every body,
bu, , he 5.s thfs ego who VOL. tho better for al she
wolk.s sf iha tho at trE the lApichmrs teach
sa-s ara political cconou and yet upou irue kuowl
edge o. depend. the ,futhuise ofs mans whole future
f FASH S.rtns. snd le.cnd. may 10 very good. bot
ey to- nothing prs--si Fsc;' tic other hand are
npfoh-n.ibl. and do, the whole working He ofa
The tnolesse b,s-j fash T. pretty but Ia a
ird % ndis.,be food r-csif-, osot to
keep down ~he knowledge bssI practical acts hich
each uau may verify for himself beoms par, Of mans
arnt, .y,i,m working oat IN good citizenship and Ia
ieriy TO Of men.
The belize assertions produces eonstiiutions liars
and l,pocns ~hs tho belief in practical fact. easy Of
,eIGcsuon di.~siion. males truthful Hence the
inrarcs q Introducing into schools Of every kud
sr1dtv and eskdlysons lio woi, which will tech
youth Of the fundamental principle. on which tho bust
nos, relations between men arc cons,tu'ed
HLhop Purcell holds tho hope that tho acid Of labor
North ADD South vii DO eventually ea ercu,v.ly to tho
there WHO wof. the there produced aud therefore
tue there I, Of Labor to be dole .
Ifl.f the sboros North colotei ani they
a.. thrown on, Of work would tho Irish laborsr gain
Cr,iny Tho product Of tho coorei labor would b-
lost Tney would have TO DO suppor-d. food les. cloth.
Ing e,. furn end other neces's. would be boz. h
trade would suffer innenssyihc o. the laboer. h-
sh) would find thcir worn slisen and ther profits
tailed by having Indirectly surpo producing popu
ls,on
Tho li.,ory Of civilization show, hs when Europe
under al feuds sway there every lew year. famine.
Tie msery u the working classes eItfoms 1hefeuda
lords owned all the ol nsi'tslned thou, ,nds OF idle
pundcf-d g. peace or both ctd. and enemies. dfnv-
nul,ad.. into elite, here their sbor required
and thls BY dnpi.hius the amouni Of wOk dminhed ito
product, u lAbof In food, &c.
A. moro laboriug became employed wealth ncresed
.nd the demand Tor labor became greater until he moden
abofer nobl-nisn IN comfort aud lururie' compared With
his prrd-cs..o aud he afford to buy clothing Of
enor HE health Las proved that th, pr.cnoc,
common 10 those good old times Of dirty ilfrd aborrr
longer eaist.
OR worthy Bishop must not only preach but teach Ns
onA wealth t. tho fruit Of the accumulation, Of labor Ia
houses In machinery, In tools. in manufactured products.
mining farming shipping &c. And II any Of thrss ba Ia
.roycd although e~ hsrs and there may apparently
gsu In havngto reske reproduce OF these lhoss
set h. iact much wealth Is lost and much labor thrown
away which should have been employed producing add
tonsl wealth.
Tue mob doaroyed half million OF property not knowing
that laborer be taxed TO repay and reproduce IT,
We laborer employed In production men
20 ,il ibs soil hold by speouaeFsiswsr uaslsss and
unproaucvc labocrs In tina city Society Is bound TO So"
that every man work Il rroh,shle end that th's" VINO cam
hni homes. WORK In the city shall to I'LL the soil ~h'eh
should upon where not actually cultivated by
anotlor
Yours, FOR freedom to WORK and live, D.
Harrington, - C.. Aus. 1853.