Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19
IRISH CHARITY AND ORMSBY
COUNTY
ICOMMUNICATEB.

| lCOAMUNlCATEb
If we, the people of Carson. were com
PEELED to pay Our Just debts to day half of u
woald be objects of charity Tomorrow. Hal
of the city are without work and means. L
he said at home is the proper place to give
, And if D. o. Mills and Governor Stanford
will buy US a farm and build us poor no use
that we may set the able bodied pauper to
earning his living on the county's land, We
would not have ten objects of charity where
We have hundred now The country would
not be cut of funds four months before the
next taxes are collected. Our poor are living
| in rented houses all over the city, and | under
stand that $40 month rent has been paid fol
one lady and her two children. If Stanford
and Mills will provide work farm for the
needy posr of Ornsby Coanty, the $4,000
given to British subjects in Ireland by John
| Mackey would have place In the light OF
true charity. D. o. Mills might do this him
self as a set of for the sharp practice his legal
agents perpetrated on the COW boys Of Ormsby,
when they hung those interest bearing bonds
around the necks of the innoeents. 1t was on
deed by d maniac Most of as in our SIM
plicity thought that the county WAS giving
some kind of security bat not gift right out
on our own donated principal. As d. ..
Mills is likely to own the town before those
bonds are paid, it would pay him to build a
poor house Oh his own property, and for the
amount invested it will pay as well his
Bodie railroad.
The conception of Carson sending money to
Ireland "What skoddy." Let US call on the
Irish landlord now ssratting in Paris like a
peacock, with his foul feet in ireland in the
shape of a sub renter, grinding the last cent
out of his six acre farm tenants There is a
tax ON these absentee landlords. The gov
ernment passed the law with \ view to keep
the owners of the land in Ireland, but he is
ashamed Of his ewn huts, his tenants, his
land, his country. In the north of Ireland
they have fifty fax mills. With these and
the proceeds of the land they make fair liv-
lag. The balance of Ireland dees not, never
has, and can n II sustain its present population
on the earnings of the land. If they had no
rent to pay they can not without outside aid
get living. 100000 in Pssrs admins
tration was given to Msinouth College and it
has REQ uired government works every few years
to keep the people from starving. Immigra-
ton or more nanufac turtles is the only per-
nanent relief for Ireland.
Dion Boucicault is playing the best drama
of his life aided by that Tower Of Babel
tongued New York Herald, which speaks any
language that answers its own interests. And
the Baroness Burdett- Coutts, who is adver-
tised as having given 81 500, 900 is made the
star in the play. Those huge advertisements
did not gull ex- Governor Stanford of CA'ifor-
MIA. Many appear to think that his action
shows knowledge of the situation and indie
pendenee of character. England had better
give Ireland to the United States if she can
not take care of her poor. Begging in Amer
lea is becoming SO profitable that ths7 will |
have famine or a FeRian raid every three |
years. We had better bring them over here |
acres of land each.
One young man came to me last night and
said: "Will you 60 to Ysrington and get me
work, or must 60 on the esunty or starve or
steal" Mr.. Yerinston has such applications
every week. Another wanted money to bay
osd, and stated that while he could live on
p so week he was indebted to the grocer
md butcher, and could get ne work. There
$ a forced charity in this city on the butcher
he grocer and landlord that the public know
lothlng about. | move in behalf of the young
men from the hills of Vermont, the forests of
daine, and ether States, who are out of en-
10y in Carson and Virginia, that they are the
roper objects of charity. Let the British
overnment that can take sare of million
anime stricken people in India; that can force
sr protection on Turkey and Persia, and carry .
n expensive wars, take care Of Ireland.
IRISH AhEKICAH.