Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-17
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| him for all the disadvantages Of that condi-
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| uon Inc Lanu Act, Mt. Jones argues, hss
| fa;Ied Of psef,,, r,snl,s hecsuse II ignored
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! This elemental fact and "proceeded on the
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| view mat most lrlsn tenauls are Soou ahu
| -, . II o,, J.,,h Ian5lor,je tho
| "oi'nr MIN, anu ii4oS' A
| reverse" lie next considers the clSmor for
the extension of Ulster tenant-right' all
| ,h, ,,l,,3 and onnoees Tho demand
| over the isianu, aiu oPpo'es 'ii'
| This lister Tenant right ia a right or usage
|
| prevailing in some parts OF Ireland, which
r.-,,;,. Tho ,oror, whom he leaves his farm
90 col, ,,ho, 10 colIad b;o ip,orost in IL 10 the
| W SUI "ha' 10 e"iieu Mo iii'eie'' III Az ~
| heat bidder the purchaser heinr entitled 10
| $3.50
| take the farm and the landlord having NC
right to object TO him, unless he is a man Of
| had character Uiph nricea are Maid for
| 'NN
| such tenant rights Mr.. Jones objects 10
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'e,A'.ui Vi ms pe.'ouAi -. .,,o,
received smiling for tenant-right. II the custom
o,,er ee tenea,-qiabt ia simply Impossible have
given nearly al my tenants larger many m nue.,
the homestead, with no scattered neld,. Most are
tenants have become wealthy. The two rent days
arc nIed a, LINES hos os,,iye mstorinn. ia a
en-. believe the regular payment has been greal
paid that ali remaining is their own There is moth
hanging over ne 20 Keep mem rent sa and y
are ready without pressure or loss Al these thing,
far more than they would bv the easiest rents
i'm nsrsg , enhansted land viii nav hin
many times better than any other way he can spend
Often ali the money comes back in the nrst crop
snd pays n 10, oa, ,nsead az s,r,nn,1g ny thnm
selves bare to buy tenant-right. In consequence
| the condition of their farms Is much better, and
| when time. were good they were fast making
money. Many now wealthy men. There art
few who are not comfortable, or whom | wish &c
change
| i.IIo.l oo, -, 20 sa-, ho, ,hourI
| Inns iahuioiu So'' 0n " 10Y '""' '"oNs
he has built IN q large and thriving estate
~ anu" up
occupied by prosperous tenants and content
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eu ia"oeie' III VI" si"u' ie"'' " >
| Government likes to nav the honest value Of
,
! it." But he il certain that il Parliament dl
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recteu all the iahu OF lreianu 10 NC bought
| o,J rar;soJ ,ba ror,als bono.,l,, ,ha ayoror.
anu ie'i'eu '"' i'n'ai' "oneo'y' tHe ~'o"ss
of the new rents would be larger than thai
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of those now paid.
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A. -. oo ,h., H. h .o,e
:, 1or,,or tor,ao lo,a ,.oso. for ,,.r,v nm,
-, 80.
ro,os If ;r,orest in old of dro;nooe md i'm
nror,mon, ond om;cro,;or for tho sr,nIu,
no,ulo,;on nov, crowd;ro land which tho,
ara too noor IN c,,,;vate nronsr,x arl
which ms result ia itself too moor TO SUD
mort them comfortably Bv wsy of illus
tra,ion he SAYS;
No doubt 10 or Il tenants held the land nov
hall inc ne, amonp, now make Out Of The sam,
land and mad never been raised YET al lived we'd Il
are now ~ gssA iaborers cottages on this land be
when. after repair. do duty al present for labor