New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27

uIi mako his headquarters for the present Here
TRIBUNE reporter found him last evening He expressed
MIA willingness to sketch the progress made in his life
work during his Canadian visit. NJ Arch is aceompa
MED by Arthur Clayden. member Of the Consultative
committee OF the National Agricultural LabOrerS Union
ofEnsland of which Mr.. Arch is President
81 am sorry 10 say" sand MT Arch, when questioned
A TO his future plans "that will be impossible for Us
70 fairly represent the United States TO the English
workngmen by any examination which we might make
at this Of the year, and have decided thS'
will best for TO return TO England. aud TO come
back next May, when can make as thorough oo'ou
OF the United States have OF Canada. nave u0
some downright hard work during the past se.o"
weeks" said Mr.. Arch with a smile OF sS'is"o'o",
and 1 have made myself perfectly aoq"S 49,
with the workngman OF Canada Ms HOl.e
his abors, his pay, his savings ana MS
My time has not been spent IN ilUl,N a., -
in carriages You might well carry nau SOC"' - "
hearse "a to shut him into wagon. oSuu'o ' -
colleague and myself have Travelled Iuly ''oO" "I
We have been eyerywheTe land and the forests
have been my field Of labor Ihave been oyer Dae @
S,,s, the iaborers observing their WORK ana notlhg
bn U 6aiIV NE have been Into the houses OF the
humblest them. sat at their tables eaten WIN eu'
whore saw thousands Of well-t0do men, WIN Wnon
talked aud made myself acquainted win inei JOYS anu
where I ate and slept in the hnts OF the setltrs:
The agricultural fairs, Of which we nave ylseu s S
number have Of much assistance 10 us. Our WISH nus
been prolonged fortnight and so much OF tue ogeSS'
- Ourvis relates 10 Canada has been lny IesC
IN Justice to my peOpe in England and IN justice 70
your homes In the West. viii not make any OtneI 'Tau
thorough examination Of the Western states and Terri
tories suppose should start for the West tonor
row aud spcnd month there. With the crops gdthtLo
and stored the ground touched frost covered with
snow and the weather cold could return 10 Engahu
aud tell my friends OF the products OF me NaIlouSs
states their ADVANTAGES or their cmatei They would
Justly and senSbly rdcue the idea that justice oOud
ne done the subject iB this limited period shaI CQS
hack next NAV start directly for The West, where shall
ain al 1nas ON rs,
cone in Canada When return SHAH bring huHDeI
II emigrauts, say 800. who VIII settle in can
ada As Vet I have not received any official
Tiers from railway companies or Other corporations
with reference TO the object or my VISIT
though many private land owners in the West-specu-
Irois gcnerallY-lave written 20 me regarding thef
acres But do not deal with private individuals IN TINS
matter ANY scheme mat / touch must have Official
recognition and assistance IN its conSuumatlon ana Ihe
Canadian Government will, truly believe, come 10
desirable agreement With me. We wish some provision
made for The immediate starting IN life OF the eulsdnV
The scarcity Of good laboriDg men is apparent in
canada and many private persons and representauvss
public corporations nave spoken TO me regarding the
probability OF the emigration OF my cOuntrynen one
railway president has offered to give work 10 1000 men
aud assist their transportation II the state Govern
ters Of the Union Will 10 well for settlers as Canada
,ln do may safely say that within 10 months there
,siu be 100000 English emigrants making homes IN
America Probably 10 1000 persons who settle in
r.e Dominion 5000 viii United States don't
know why il j., but aborers IN England thnk only OF
here TO one that cities in Canada
taken notes OF all have seen, 90 tnat from the
report my people mas know where 10 settle. one man
sass to me- y wish TO get on to a good farm. Welt
refer my notes and tel HIM just where 10 20. Another
Sys. 4 think would like 10 work on some railway,
refer him TO the roads building in Canada where he can
% per day. pay s. per week for board aud thus
cave something hall hls wages. third Is anxious
Ia work at fine gardening with some English or scotch
srcultuust, ana tell HIM OF the numerous places that
viii just suit him. mat have seen about London, Paris,
aua other TOW ns in Canada"
Mr Arch then related several pleasant incidents OF his
Canadian trip after which he referred TO his plans for
the present Having directed that all my Letters should
Do sent 10 New York. said he have not yet received
news from friends III England, and intend therefore
O. spend tomorrow in rtaUug correspondence. We VIII
spend tho present week in NevYOrk, sightseeing, and
Saturday VIII to BOtOn, returning during the fOl
ing week, and then take steamer 10 Liverpool"