, 1880-04-16

Htn! nA ilutt!teS, Hs WGlt hs III NJ thH 8'GNe
bGen tho tllcntre. Tho benefits Of this vnst
migrnlLon laye hccf dl'rt,sctt nil over ,tho
northern portions tf the Republic, Less thnn
s ssn ift exc 81 nq q f@e5a'; @ es ycr F9 fro w tsi
tion.''
TWENTY-FIVE M1LLfoSS CASH BROUGHT:
THO nserngr amount vt cnsl, brought by |
etnigran.s during t1.c present ycar A!r: Jacx-
so ~, at cast a az So nsT ths
in atttlillo1 oi about sci, OH, 900 70 tho reny
ensl nf ths country Tl,s .e $s'oo3m noI,"3pvi Gs
nctuni and lnImedlnto. nt!dlt!oh Of our pro;
dncilon and wealth whtcl, the. present food |
tide of ntn,israiion snppics, ior Mf' y laGK, H.
soi cstntta that nearly "e'ia,r .o,, Q, sG nF
a S s!s513sin Viz 3 ssy t1s yftf %7 g hss ss
ow,. laor at directly a!t! 10 tl,e pr2!i,ac;to,,
# tie county The staIs!ics Of ne Si'stS 1S
show Ss0 a Il W.otaI of 177,o6o eialera,.is wllo II.
rived during Tint period, and III 900 of These
Of nt,o,.t twa.thlrs, we're naes, WiiliH w o1lS nS
G wsTy femees Sse% !9 AGn %,t o.
males al oily oily 1905 were Under tint aRe; hnt,
not only wns tiie proportlon Of t1'nse ehs wio
seifes useful to tho latnr and pn,-
smali,. byt n!so tlie nunhcr os t, thos,, ,sss
Gs1ne t." fcshIe @ ~ Of Ges tea 100 Woak cs Sy MHs
clearly slio,sii, rs tnv. Tlhlcn lIas 50 ably
pointed out, thnt emiprnnts come ut time nt
lifcjwl,en their hs the most nset,t.
arc at first t,e Greatest leneiicfartcs OF the.
present emigration, for. about 90 ptr cent nf
tlle etniErnmts nrrlvne here lcayc nt d'ce tnr
THO Western States and M IA ncese cse eas ss,1,
thuy bring nyur prnhahly 80 Of It goes for
'r0ilroatl passaRe. This money. though, lni-
mcttIltely spent, stil! remains II! tho country,
and Is therefore not 10 hc rcearttetI as loA'
4 GRATIFYING FEATURE.
At ono time one of tho grcntest objections
10 European. emigration lay ~ the fact that
81 many Of tho enlfgrnnts particularly those
from frelnlMl, were IN the habit Of rcMainil1E
III Ncw York nnu In tlle larger Eastern cities
Es"fga' 4sy sss fs t at Ct e sess Tic YER s s
iil %iIins 10 60 out ,Ysst an llelp bnili up TINT
ercnt umpire awaiting IFS present rapid md
longer holds good, f0r, Ms before stated 10 per
ccntpf those arriving here leave ut oncc for the
West, nlN this Includes the Irish enErnnt rs
we rs Shes %e pny ,Gt 10 ner ,, ssnt IT Fe tSnso
10 Tic more promising Western States. In
fact, Mr. Jackson finds from careful expert.
cnce Of many years tllat thc roportiiont o.
IN Nav York and tho East gcncrally 1,ns
steadily dccfcascd every, year. The irish
CatliDllc colnny ut 81. Paul, Mimi, Inns been
nttract!ng already iaIy, itls eHsFalis q ni
grafton continues to be more strongly vest
ward every tlny-a fact which Mr. Jackson
Justly rcgartls nj ono OF the most ausptcious
tn the present rush Of emigration.
INFLUX OF RKlL1En ARTISANS.
| Another gratifying feature Is tho large
| number Of Skilled p7tIsans WHO of late huye
| been coming TO these shores, such as silk
VIEWERS, glass blowers and makers. English
cutters al1d Frenc, glow makers, Who h!n VIII
| which hitherto Ainerie: has been unable to
cn1,o will Europe. It was. thought at ono
| time that European cn.gratton was recruited
from the very lowest classcs Ct M@ M@ agricultural
vi With use' t}Ie execution I Of Of some bodies i oi
very destitute Hungarian Sloyaks who
l!avo recently arrived here, tho emigrn. %
thc very 6ea! Of tic agEIcultutal and working
classes Of Europe. Even the energy and
financial resources necessary 10 n transat;
'9ntls ycntMra bctokHn q higher spirit a
Tic lowest types .of: European .tield-lnborers
or % %workIngn,on. Tile aiovcrIy, tho Inert. The
ts, en @ .s,x, y" NV utr,,r~ma ,nt ~ ~
1 ,lcep T sSo,,sll iii Of dospo,,d in wisc, they art
,,ln!ecti ii home, md to undertake a Jour.
nv tmvoiv,nr n rafirUad trtn rf hundreds q,
nsrhnns tI,nM.nntis nj miles oven to tho Al
Eaniic stcancr. mid thpy l,cccssnrtly rclnnIl
hch,n,i. in MT. .jnckso,i's opinion (alltl othbl
ro,nm.tcnt iutlrrs Of tjle fncts viii, whom III,
writer cnnvotTtsd coincide in this ylcw), TIL
nrodneilvc EurI,ncan jabur. cXccptne possI
6iy that # the most higi;;RrIssd iansy Worl
ser,a insres of on'omcyd ,xryd Trc'i rc M1y nS
10 tic prctlotninal,ce Of Europe in certaii
wcil.knowti ciusscs Of manufactures; br,
eye;1 in dts rcsnccf, rs has heen state
aboyc. thcru tg IT, Improvement, and III
sKilict artisans whn nro now beginning I
coi,,o herd In cous!dernbln numbers prom
ise 10 atltl n very useful contingent t
lie Higher manufacturing .intercsta OF t'll
hownvsr. IN ti,t, s flnvejopmcnt Of tHIS co,tl
try. In tic oniniou Of those who hnyo atudie
ihe' G,,rslEoi, 1T emigration, Is agrIculturr
| lnhor. and Of tint thts country gots tho ver
iirst thnt Errotlu can afford, Tic e,ujgrant