, 1874-02-01
it is my deliberate conviction. in striking the
balance, that the British is the

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| hibited in its practical workings. ...
IAN not citizen Of the United States, ror
, ehau ever serve an apprenticeship OF nVe years
| to become one. amongst people who kno" COM
paratiyely little OF politics, and practice less
! whose political history has been declining the
past thirty-fy years. There is no earthly con
sde.ation could induce me to forswear my a.
1egianco to my Queen and country, really tue
peer Of all nntlona, brag excepted,
"E. c." complains about grumblera. NOW.
| it is tho grumblers who are the instruments IN
| the reformation OF all abuses. Gru1nbleTs gave
ua Magma Charta, deposed King Charles. thrsT
the tea into Boston harbor and gruuable1s "il1'
bv peaceful and legitimate intercourse With the
capitalist, induce him to pay the wages of the
laoorer in full to the uttermost cent, every re-
curing Monday evening I hold that the EN-,
ployer has no moral right to use the two Weeks
capital OF the 1aborer, without paying him Legal
in that Law which garnishes laborers wages
for debt, aud which does not attach to m en-
| ployer's real estate for debt.
The workman who expended biz hard-earned
money on tasteless, tallow-aayored, g1lsly NUT
ton. ought to send his ~ife in future to buy some
OF the employers "pretty tough beef at from
8 to u cents, and get his teeth filed with the
difference betwixt and is cents.
| Tho Freedom American comes next. do
says he can buy good beef at from u to 10 cent? %
DER pound. When doctors Disagree, who sAAu
decide? Why,
| THE YoRKsH1REMAy,
OF course; he gives Is Ct nts,-the same price as
the bulk OF the housekeepers on the South ald9
| pay for si1loln-steak.
Freedom Amcr!ean" can be, but cannot see
| why the burden Of his song is on the poor, to
tho neglect OF the rich wine-d1inker. j,
| II the ''Free-Born American" were posted
retail rel in Chicago and Yorkshire, Ills opinion
might bo worth printing. We sell in Yorkshire
what is commonly known Is crystalized sugar,
graded IS Nos. l, 9, and 8. No. is about equal
IN quality to your granulated sugar mere. 1~o 20
months ago, No. crystal sugar was sold at l0
cents per pound in Yorkshire. and raw sugar
(Which you call brown at cents per pound.
Very little of raw Bugar is used in Yorkshire,
aud that il chiefly used for pastry. eWeetmeats
and cooring food. Lump mp sugar lnot 1 useQ t nefe)
Yorkshire at e. cents per pound; but my con-
trast has invariably been of similar qualities III
| Yorkshire and Chicago.
| Freedom American the change occurred
| when you received our criminal POPULATION; 1t
purified our population; and, as lite can only
| produce Ike, it degraded your standard below
! ours.
agents abroad, and, not finding the representa-
| tiona to agree with the practical working, he
passes them through o. the ordeal OF couszast."
That ordeal III not at all palatable to the Free
Born American" who resents it with
| THE coScE1TED INBoLENcE
CHARACTERISTIC OF ll6 EaCe, Auu uluC1o l1o Ush ~
the place whence his brother-citizan invited me
Us though the ''Free-Born" citizen had given
better protection to life and liberty than the
Yorkshireman had given an equVAons ior'
| Had the order to return boeu accompanied With
check on the ;. Free-Born American 3" banker
| for 500. to compensate me for that amount
which expended before securing employment,
it would have been moro satisfactory. 1t Ii just
here where the shos pinches. want to return,
but have not the means whe1e"lth to return
| A. ,+,r io1, hrn ntHprR
placed By the sale Of my goods was enabled
to bring all mr family from Yorkshire to Chica-
20. with 8l00 to spare; whereas the amount
realized from the sale i. Of I'm, ny goods no"
The "Frce-Born American asserts that, II
we adopted the same style Of living horee IS a:
home we could lay up more money here in one
year than We could lay up there IN two. Ihc
Iorkshireman is stouter, healthier, and better
Clad on his native hills, than he ls hare. 1nh-
vilually, lived .....-
I BETTER THERE THAN HERE.
This panic has placed 15,00o laoorers On tne
verge OF starvation. The moment laboreEs are
thrown out of employment, it Is PROOF tnas
they cannot earn anything to lay up for rainy
day. an, yours respectfully.
CHICAGO Jan. 28, 1874. YoRKsH1nIAAT.
Another Dlaconrented Englishznan--'
Ellis Experience In This Country
10 the Editor o} The Chicago Tribune:
I w ~ "A~A-~
issuo of last Sunday that I would like to say
few words about.
One writer asks: If ne wers 30 much bet
ter OF in the Old Coun try than here, Why d
did ne not stay there7 OF, il We have jumpe
out Of the frying-pan into the fire, why Ne don
iump back again. At the risk Of being though
egotistical, l will give
My EXPERIENCE
| 1,roo Gru+ ;uHurp1. Ia cnuoA I
this country through hearing, from "America
Agents Of Emigration" Of the wonderful supe
riority OF this country over ali others; and, be
, lieying their statements to be true, though
that the proper thing to do, for man with
good trade in his fingers and little. capital t
; back it, Was to pack up and OF to this famon
land OF liberty md big pay, which accordinsl
:. did,-frst taking to myself q wife to share m
good fortunes (?). Arriving here. I set up i
business; but, curious to relate, I did not sue
ceed. Some folks said + was too honest. O
course this was nonscnse! At any ratio I 800
lost my money, and 80
SHUT UP sHoP.
Then determined that, as soon I could St
toy ether as much money as I brought out nit
me. would do the next best thing: 50 back
60 went ahead, working like black, from nig}
till morn, from morn till night 1soon foun
that WAS much too ambitious, however, 30
modified my desires little, and made up n
mind thar, as soon as could saTe half as muc
as brought out, I would go home. on wei
l again like fresh-Hound clock, and anoths
good speu passed over my head; and ha,
: now, after being nearly i've years IN the count1
s determined that, as soon as Can get sui11clei
- money to .-.-
| PAY TIE PASSAGE
of myself, wife. and two children, will eta
d This, then, is why didu't stay at home; ais
"vhy, in the name OF reason, don't 50 pae
a again."
. Another writer has mentioned the name
Mr. Bradiaugll. Permit me to assure, the Ame7
n ican public, through your columns, that In +; Fl
Is gland Mr. Bradlaug II doesn't lead anybody. Th
British workman has too much eelf-respecs II
common sense to be influenced BY man vi
deuies tho existence Of an Almighty God
= The same writer says: "When any OF q
Senators or Assemblymen get out Of favor, tn
J. yery soon get out Of Office" This is nonsene
- WHY, sir, since the days Of the barbarians, !
;. country has tolerated such . crowd as the
!; same Salary-Grab Credit-Mobilier Senators Al
20 Assomb1ymen, who never get out OF office on
10 count OF their stealngs.
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