The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-12

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Times ~ N. New ieil ilpfd Mr.
farnell said
Ireland Il now passing through u
peculiar fainliir. lu>i ~a,rh \ iasni1re
in man. respects. ~ ~kr Il ,allsd
upnh IL endure every l.il ~ iiftr.H
years. American generosity has
stood almost alone between III. lrish
pco,l. anil death ls starvation
Nit oni. has America furnished
bread III thu starving people. hns III.
has attracted attention III w. civil
ixrl world to the enormous evil The
landlord system. I'll. eausc OF IT.
lands distress.
You arr told thu, you hay. nu
right IN inquire init III. rau,r of lre
lands suffering. that you have no
RICH, II pull asii. ih. veil and Ills.
close IL the gaz. III The civilized
world the ruttrnne-- ~ English nj.
Dninisiraiiun III Irish affairs. Hut
think that when ynu give your mil.
lions ID relieve the distress of that
unhappy people. yuu have Il right.
nay NOR. IL l. your duty 10 inquire
into the cause " this distress, un.t
20 know that your money l. JUL
c.ou-ly expended
The famine II not ii famine III food
hut of III. m,p,ns u buN fond Thei,
Ia plenty of food IN ireland, but the
trouble IL the people canuo, I'll it.
AL thu none. that they could tai~r
has h.~.n sent oyer a. England u
nAy tlle rents. ami Every week v,~.
Hcls laden 10 tho Ilnwalc- with Irish
produce arr shipped from ireland IL
enrich the abScn.~. landlords. The
people have tried IL pay their icn,.,
and having done this the! arc nov
reduced - starvation.
il IL thus that I'll. '.nan, finds
himself unable Ia pay tho rent nnd
and keep his family. Avniu. let IN.
say, whcn you mr., appealed to fni
charity. yea have IL right III .Nnn,ln,
into thu rA,l-a tnut nccA-iunca a
need for charity.
Tine fifth ~ The renls of Ireland
hnse been lAid ny the Ieopl. .!
America. lAr money which yuu
have sent ~ your friends over there
has gnn. into the English landlord
pocket NJ titck rent. Over sbltah,,
100 hns., been s.ni over To Ireland
from America during the last twenty
years. and the landlords have go' /,
an.
II thu question arrives ~ 81
whether the 10000 absentee land.
lords or tin tuD,OdO tillsr, % The snil
shall 81. the landlords will d. apt 10
20. Tho people mr. thoroughly
aroused md Arr going ~ win lhe
landlords Arc trembling In tn il
shoes ~ the force and magnitude u
the attention you hase called from
the civilized world. Stay not yaul
hands In this good work. YOU. ~ i,
nation, anil a. individuals have moth
lug - itnr from England anil hrl
press. Sh. mas quite enough IL ut.
toad 10 ut home, AMI W. viii pro.
mise you thst II ynn will keep ON
people from s,aisin. this winter
never another Irish famine will sni,
b. called upon ~ relieve. For We vii
wipe out III. t,.nlal system. and III.
filters of the soil shull own mn Inter
ut In the lands they occupy. IT,
when ireland /. free and prospero,l,
and happy, when ths folds ri hel
green banner nrr seen floating over
every hill top, You Will rcieir. III ~.
mcmhcring TINT yon did whit yo,
could 10 give u patriotic aud Rfutr
fnl people the blessings III Liberty
parneli, ~ we'll ~ the New York
Times, demands II change u owner,
ship In the soil, rarnrll In the right
direction. the New York Times ant
its republican followers In the wrong