, 1873-12-20
JOSEPH ARCH AT HOME.
Hvlant a1c Snys About Cunudn nnl tho
SfutcAs


The birmingham {Eng.) Post lns m account
Of Joseph Aloh's arrival ut homo after htb viHlt
to this country, which will Borve tho double pur-
pose Of throwing strong light on tho drift ot
showing us what this. now louder Of ENGLISH
worlsingmen thinks nbout tho United States.
Tho writer says: Laso on Wednesday night 1r.
Joseph Arch arrived nt his cottage home at Bar
ford. On Tluralay no had tho pleasure Of m
hours conversation with Alr. Arch up0n tho sub
ject Of hts toar Iii Canada. ard hin schemes for
improving tho conlltion Of tho agricultural la-
borer.
After llnving exchanged hearty greeting, wo
pleasure Of his company for short time.
"Oh,". said lie, gooa.l!'tmorealy, ~ was inter-
viewed by scorca OF Yankees in Dauada." Wo
remarked TINT tue American reporters wero
great Mt that kind Of work.
- Indeed tl,ey aro," WAS the reply, " and ut
other kinds. too. / Ind not BOT sail from Eft
gland tfroo days before gon,e Of tho American
papers Ind long reports Of speech delivered
by INC Mt the Cooper Institute. Now York, A
gcnticmau mot when arrived in Canada said
how pleased ho was with the speech, and was
quito surprised whom told him was on tho sen
ut tho time 1t was said to have been delivered"
III tho course OF further conversation, In which
We observed TINT hc Ind contracted slight
Yankee accent, Mr. Arch said - had grund
reception all through Canada. 1 was we'll re-
colyed throughout. tho lo1lgth and breadth Of tho
country. 1 was also vol received III tho Btatoa.
tn;nrd iham yoa in Toston Nmnmr Tia nor.
sona hal lonu intnrvic,Ys With in Cannda warn
Lord Dniforin. Sir John Macdonald, Alr. Lowo
iho'A what We should call Secretary Of State for
the Homo Department., AIr. Pope. Minister Of
Agriculture; and | Ind two intervlews. at
Worl.a 'rhov iii nnrenrci IN onnroc,nto wbot
wns trvi1,t to u, M anI rave me t nyery oncour.
No ornmoni Whnt il nv snaturo oninjor "A to tho
kighiy recommend It. In nv tour hayo mot
VIII men WHO went to school with mo. They
Want % n1t there yonrs ero thoy Ind 10 ,5sy their
own passage, aid whesl Il tl''oy st share tlsy had
@ staryii,g. @ Now tho7 ' uro reil on on % thoyve % cot
pleuty IF money. and uleuty Of everything. DUO
p,nn i,as rot family Of niio clidren Ro hus
rnt tar ncrea of land, thrce Gua cows. 4 fruitful
H1rchar]. md hes in iu,ginesa m a shoemaker.
h,stnosa ~ "a i i,c and hs rrown-1,r am am do.
Hes cot d horso and four-wheei buggy. in
w;rl1 ho carros tho mails. That's a samnle OF
n vroat nun,bpr. i sober, steady, Industrious
man in Cnnada is bound to succeed. As ro-
yards tic laborera. tnoro'a always Dlouty Of
wnrE.
W. ho~, o,,,.a ,1r .~o1,,s o,to,,,;,n II o+,to-
,u,i, ,,eI no, .,ni ~ .,
iion'd "neu ~ a, nau pion H. teo % ~ hoo T..
'ss ~ ~ ;t ~ 1,o,'a ~ liz.
] "u,e a i. Gm.da ,v,aa Mtt Io o a ~ y, sns
nasa muGA ionso1I uoata. Alens fopiH TO .ns
] t,,at a.1o ~ ~ ,,ct ~, ra ~. to M
ansosa '. ss1c ,, IN u no1 .uu unSt. ~ H. IT,
"m wv ~ - T t W n -, ~ aae aa
@ T., " ~ uaua nu 6't9 W ;l,t nia EYE
~ "otA no1He w. ~ to IL nS ;u
iu.e @ s" a~ thon noen ,ona E,t i ~ t oId
n. nD.ln ...u nvnso, a'u in.. GoIn in.o '1u no'u,
& nos a wnGa ~ v v"rv 1np ar tos ~
ooou +; thn mo ,nGrn4 I'm W.T. n ia avou;ng
c4och ~ ~. sao ..lusnin6 iasl ~ .na e'o!lhg.
Ihen, II iIs onsy time: ~, ana .lo larmes nas 70
FL .a m at" w ,s9rS os VI eu xtr, iu' ne "@'S
5upposing' Mo aaMeo, .he nnosoia ~ IN En-,
glanu "efo "et LM'a. %oalu you 9tlu ieGonis'letla
tnsn ~ ~ ~ III TatII's tn ~ @ noe' muai, hau
Asen; ON u - u ~ ~ suI Wy. @ oaPpohl',s Mus
there II no Gu, Gilaneo @ or my gettlng myself or my
noys On 10 sho laha, Oh 1lio!f own aeooant; as
, s4 .,n ~ n fene @ ie @ ncloH oraI ., ah1'
co,1u !uns a'.iIR9 @ ,Ie i; WI W "o ~
my my 6oy g' %e ill., wsre sea cn ~ do 's ats NoWlcro
uiiless a'n propaseu 10 Pay ~ ~ or - an aoro,
Mhoro the farmers pay only ~ man close
note fehts a, leaa tnen hyo nolea anu no nas gos
TO pny .x2z year ior u. Wil!o NC ougat 10 na'o
Arch went on TO say that that IN Cannua ~ M agr!eui-
turo was better III tho weBt than III t1o east:
"some oi tho ifoV;floial doVofnmohts ala nos
seem at%loua to make my bottor ARRANGEMENTS
1nr the comfort mud ptostn,erlty of the settlers.
many u thom. tifty yonrb Ggo, and had to mako
their own way. 70 TINT snd "e Ind made n
great adYanco III c!Yilzaslon turing the lnst itty
years ana Il anytling could 10 dono to improve
tha circumstances OF 1resh aotIlors & - %Ss Tue
anty or tho toYesnhleh: TO 10 r. Tug Domlh-
ion Coanc,l mot aud discussed tho p plan aub.
mttod, asu have letter from tho Munster OF
Agr'clt!sre, but must toscryo It nnt!l aftor tho
Union oomnittoo meets. l bcltevo tue Gov
erulnons WILL 10 everything tlat AoS Ill thelr
power"
Icing asked by the reporter What ne proposed
TO 10 next. 10 replied as follows; "IAat will
lave to DO discussed by os!r COMMITTEE; Per.
haps about May w wo shall tako over tle hrst los
OF en'6ras!ts. Ihoro are thousallas OF appllca-
tlons at The oitico from people Wanting 20 70.
fre9t many afo IRON OxIofasa1ro. n' 5oine uay
Bhall tnko away all tho best mon there. ! in
fnyn? n ro 1stff1 11nvn frnunI fhn rnurt1y ~