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Ut Norfolk, who has several large estates
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estates 10 E300, 900 yesr. Excluding the
52 Sundays, and few holidays from the
year. this man has N income Of 81 900
($5,O0O) a day! Say the legal day lie
eight hours, this man draws el25 ($625)
an hour as his pay, and does no work !!
How can this man spend all this money!
What does he do with iti While there
are millions of his countrymen who do
their full days work in the world, and
are grudged 10d. an hour, nay, but Cd.
an hour; and more millions who labor
from sunrise to sunset in the worlds work
who do not get Sd. an hour, how comes
this thing to pass unchallengedf 1t
comes because the universities, the col.
legea, the schools, the pu1pits, the bsr,
the press, all are in conspiracy to uphold
this mOnstr0us fraud.
| ask this Duke at the years end !:
"Where is your e3OO,O0Oa What have
you done with it," He answers with in
dignant surprise: "Doue with it3 Who
are you that ask2 have eaten it, and
my flunkeys, and parasites, and slaves,
two-footed and four-footed, in way that
does honor to the kingdom, in dignitied
and ornamental manner, and am here
alive by it; am realized by it to you as
pillar of the nation" That is, substsn.
italy, the answer Of this duke, and the
answer that would be given by hundreds
OF his sort in England, Ireland and
Scotland to the question: "What do you
with all those yearly tributes of thou
sands and hundreds OF thousands Ut
pounds" This inequality in the enjoy
ment Of the gifts of our great Creator,
this robbery of tho labOrer by the idler,
is done by House of Lords Gdlers),
backed by House Of Commons (idlers),
who make laws to enable the idler to rob
the laborer, and the system which gener-
ates, upholds aud extols this robbery is
pronounced by Irish bishops of great and
varied learning to be the best balanced
constitution in the world-a constitution
which according to another bishop who
was suddenly snapped from us) to op-
pose, or try to overthrow, justly subjected
us to the hottest part of hell for longer
term, if possible, than eternity! 1t 10
from the sayings and teachings Of our
learned Irish bishops that these land
robbers derive their greatest strength.
How long! o Lord, how lOngl