The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-24

lSS, 10 Austria 1871 in Prussia 40. In Ger.
many 2lS. in Italy 9iS, in the Netherlands
so, in England ant Wales AS. and In
Belgium, con:ented ana rich, ass, NTH
a population the ,eaSi of these In
density aud with soil ranking high In
fertility, Ireland is the Only country mea.
toned in which whs, has been misleading.
~ called famine has occurred IN modern
times, and England Is the only modern
government, which, while hoasting of
prosperity budgets" and of AN aetusI
cash surplus of millions. has seen those
she claims rs subjects, dying of hunger, or
saved trom death by the charity of Tor.
eign land.
Secondly Ireland is not oyerpopulated
In proportion TO her food supply. Tier to
tai area is twenty million acres, her popu.
iation tive million souls. Only three mil.
lion acres arc under tillsge, yet in the wear
1852 her five principal food crops amounted
to total OF 10, ,6I6. .aS0,6Ss pounds
OF food, or nearly eight pounds
Of food daily for every man, wo.
man and child, There will be- appar-
entity slight increase in these crops the
present year. Immigration is not, therefore,
q necessity arising out Of an inadequate
food supply, II Is an important fact that
ans ~ ths nrssent time 40 Iaan n"n,Snr. S,
of ,hs i,sb nsonia irnr Jaa,h X, hmn,',r
Ths so-caiis, taminas haxs haan ~ ynrn,,n.,si
nct h,. na,rra hn, hy nnl,,;,aI ,at,,rIs,
up ~ En,S,.ra,;,,, & cannn, ,s' ~, wv ,.,
rsrsss;iy 4, n6nn,rv .hIa w. hsar sS,rs' @
ordnsry hnrdens of taYatlon Wh.n ,hs
gnyarnn,.nt ni Enrland aholishaa ths mar
lament ni lrelan5 in ism ths ish, ot Ire.
land under her avn royernment w,s only
twen,y n,iIlion Jollnrs EngIanA consnH
dstsd with his the imnsriai Jsh, in s,.
nrsss v;olstinn of IN. nrticlss Of lsrislstiye
nn;on and has since comncllsl IrelanJ IN
hear an arbitrary shnre In the hnraens of
The empire' Ireland now sends 10
I'm tsyas lass th,n tonrth nf
which ia exneuJsd for rven nominai Irish
nnrnoses A ronntrv ahle IN conrr,hnte
SSn DnO oroa wear FIR s,traneous obiects can
SCARCELY hc 1atavoried as so moor that emf.
gratinn ia n neressity In islT. when the
tids of comnulsorv emipration first set In
tha nnnnla,,on III IreIand wna \ bOo OOO
aud hsr taxa,inn w.s than "A nn an
annually Nav her nnnnlation has
Diminished n 4 OOOOUi and her
Iay,,inn has rIsen Ia az 5oO ug
We snhmi, that emigration under such oir.
onmstances il moi necessi,y of nature, bnt
oompulsion OF government, While the
lord lieutenant has gaEed with undlmmed
eyes upon British subjects driven by COM
pulsoty erty between the decks oil emf
grant shi under his own superintend-
ence, parliament has been debating what 10
do with a surplus OF Sl3Wo.m. -,
Fourthly. That emigration nom Ireland
isa political oppression, and not q natural
necessity, is apparent, because, although
eighteen million OF her twenty,mi acres
are cultivable, only three million acres arc
under ullhge. The obvious remedy " the
distribution OF the people over new land IN
their own country and Risin. them such aid
as will enable them v live upon II and
to which their taxation entities them.
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