, 1873-11-02

t,uo. "tu sutloy tae othor lou0o, ,ooo, manufac
that tho word vii po on, a. o. saah prices
raw matorials AMI a%f,oont s9 Saa r. eaohahgo !o
nu1'oef VI nar peoplo, no -.d !. ,s certainly
euhfcct for 13rit;s,, at'," on omahnFpl u,..
~ cortom,,,oto 1s''n 1,,,a Statesmen anu "rltols
thinl. lint in srtig,,, '''ang '1uii ,.n
shortly nive wv wav A''t'a to n,entp t1at W. W.
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ti,a nross,,ro ~ a.tiia t,, @ n,,33,'fae s;;1a IL.
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Thc cns1.nan rnitv Ia onlu I nno ~ tho nil,,cnta
Tint ofsIint ta nr;isi II bndv nn1itin. Hnolhor IL
tha cn,ni;r. III tion ~ Oo"s P'''''o' ''uoA 10
rmr Annro,,r rrp.1. ,4ronrna
ac.,nst t},o forn,oras wIlo nnw f1nd t1,em
s6ivna ornund nnt,yonn lin unnar ,riiiaIono ~
lanllordsm and tho lower ono of Labor Unions.
in sbort. undor tho 1ondorshIp Of tho Rev. hfr'
Aroh,-n Motho1ist oxIortor or focal.
nroachnr, hImgo|f common fnrn.hn,,l
for u,oat o. lis lifo,-tlloro Is 4 ron-
oral demand on tho mart of several mi]lfonH
OF farm .laborors for higher wages and roduc.
tion Of tho hours Of work. Tho leaders OF tIo
Trados-UuionB ovorywhoro arc instruotinr tho
Ignorant and underpaid "hiudn " to combIno
and strike against tho tenant farmora. The
condition Of those people heretofore has beon
,,. wnE1ousp N rnE EXTREME:
worked, and half-paid thoy have lod ti,e )ivon a.
wrotohod drldges. 1t would bn diif}cult tn
show wherein their condition waa botter
than that of tho late slaves in tho
Southern 6tatos. They wore certainly AZ ig-
,nor.nt, aa lard-workod, and treated with Is
lttlo personal respect, as tho slayos. Tloy
wore at bcht moro serfs; thoy Ind no yotoe. NJ,
voice in public affairs, no rights TINT their o1-
ptcyers felt bound to respoot, and were regarded
only in tho light Of hired work horses. Fhoso
0,000, 900, arc getting their eyes omen astouish-
ipgly faBt to their imbruted condition: and thor
donlanda for better compensation, tettor lutB to
1.-Two In, pasture and feoi enough for ono or two
timo and place for their children to attend
school, are
tho minds both Of tenants and landlords,
The fornor doclaro that, II these unhoart-of
5 sns so 0e Of hs s ss ae compiled WITH tae
their rents. Tho latter Observe that such Is tie
fact !; that, II the demands Of tho laborore are
granted, tho profits Of the farms will bo 40 re-
duced that they will receive but small rents, and
stglo of disgipation. and tln yano Of thcfr. a.
tatca must greatly dooreaso. Hence There is
alarm among the nobility at tho a,ldaoio.,B con
duct Of tho hereditary SORTS and, as q conso-
qucnce, there is renewed talk Of tho necessity
tho cheap breadstufis aud moats o{ folegno o ooun-
tries aud the colonies. Thoy
WANT "rnorEor1oy.n
How 1t will all ond cannot be fore
told. But It is certain that. Is fast N
tho farm-laborors got their eyos onen to
their rights, they can never again be closed.
MEANWHILE. the Radicais nro 11rrinr thu cnnct-
mont of a law tnnkjup attendance at achonl con1-
pulsory in the Three WuQdoma. The present
law ID very dofootiyo In that rogpeot. and ia
ologged and 1lamporea with the demands Of tie
clergy to mix 1p dogmatio instruction with
SECULAR teaching, But it must be concedod THAI
moro has been done in tho last fiyo yearA to nro-
vide general systom Of instruction for the chill
dron Of tho 1aboring clasacs and Of tie poor and
ignorant. than in the proyioug huudred veara.
Tlo discoyorv seems I'd be n,ade that n 1s mi
40 unsafe and porilous to British "insti-
tutions" md the British "Constitution