The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-06
Irish Emigration to America.
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JFcys or QUEEN VICTORIA.
10 the House 81 Commons June Mr. HEsNgs,Y moved
resolution regretllng The emigration from Ireland and
calling on goveEnmsnl 70 devise b check IT, lie
strongly condemned the practices resoriei 10 10 America
In order 10 induce emgrants 70 the loee srmy
SIR r. Prrr admitted mat The drain from Ireland had
been aentsbe but be contended that Of late ireland
had shown wonderful reyya OF prosperity, and that
great inlpeivswss being given TO The country.
Lord PAlGEarON-n must lie ned that the House has
listened 70 very interesting debate upoo subject
Which must have excited very strong feelings the part
OF every one interested IN the patoBa welfare. Al the
ssno tune hope mat tho honorable member who
brought f0rwardhe motion will bo content with the
preston OF feeling viii he has elected from nil sides OF
the Bouse-ihear, hcarl-and be assted 70 leave the
matter a. stands without pressing Bis IN oiion 70
division which might imIly ollie % 81 opinion that
really docs not exist tHearl u "a very much 20 be
laented that circumstances snoud exist witch induce
arsc number Of the eope OF Ireland TO emgfate from
their own land. A. the same time, cannot iDu with
those who lament this on TIE account OF the emf
grants Themselves because, ii tsey 80 10 country
whore they are ~ better pos ton than they we're
IN their cxn aud acquire wealth aac comfort, as far
the ind vdusls concerned you cannot regret tho
change ID Their circumstances ,iear mary Il Yoof 81
iftSa pho enysts 10 ANer3cd end eyFnous sums 81
naeg 10 tar ffi.nd. in freopa I'D 80 81 n 6lise
a. much, bs'isrs e. f1530,0ol those tenitiancps
10 that the persons who we're able to eend them ust
have been IN comfortable circumstances aa iahe
ctipt or very Rcod wages ard they lsewiss 90 tho
geatcst poBs bic bonOr toe irish people, bec4use how
ever lree may hays been The u these emg ants
~ Tue money sent home 70 their friends and relations
amount Of sell DENIAL "a Implied amount Of affection
involved tehee. - icetting The hi. hest credit me
u0Wts sue AetIuss " tnc ltf0 people. We been
told tv the right honorable learned geu, emsn the
member Tor The University u Bnoln that this emgra
,oH ,rEet toe repeal u The laws the eteal
u THO paper drtv, 1pn 0t1e- heFal ard enlight.
cned measures 81 imperial legislation Mhsn he
calls on tie government 10 apply remedy 70 the
evils he ainents, he cannot, presume, meal
that wa should re.enact tDe corn avs ~ onant
tho paper duos, change spirit duilcs aud alter a
those things 10 which no ascribes Tie low ~ cmiaraton
irn ireland 20 America. Hear fhen wo are told
that tenant right would remedy the evils complained o;
mat We were TO adopt change Of regarding land
lord aud ebsnt Instead Of leaving that relation be
dealt wth by bargains between mgu and mar accord pe
10 the plAin and simple doerine that shoui regnsie
transactions OF that sort-n We would only pass some
law which woult impose an obligation on ne anauf a
hat as srprebend viii transfer part Of MS properly
eventually 70 hs tenant would form such
an iooucement would prevent the Irish people from
go.og 10 tmsrca Nov, oil these remedies appear 10 me
vide Of The mark lHear hear1 It's simple ques ion
n the lss OF level aud the the fisbt honorable geu.
uemao the member for Lmerk illustrated very clearly
u 70 shown la every civilized country ia Europe In
Englhnd the Turnl populati N h gradnslly flow ing
from thc country 10 the towns. Whys Becauee,
py the law OF level they set better wages
IL The towns than 10 the rural districts In
france 1t " the SINE. When We take Irish cn'e ara
ton we con0ne oursevee TO the migration b America
sno iorsst that there very great usb emigration TO
teese slsnes We forget fnat every set Of INDUSTRY
swrms vilb nSbmeb, wbd have emisfslsd because
ihy thereby obtained better sioploy mspt and better