National Republican., 1883-04-17
|nfriendIy Conduct Of Great nrltnln.


b long ago tho report of the proceedings
he English parliament contained an an
by Mr.. Trevelyan, tho home secretary
Gland, to an appeal for aid for the famine
ken people Of that island. That answer
that il they would not avail themselves
W." be kindly hospitality of the workhouses,
could emigrate and bo aided by the
rnment in so doing. Tho idea seemed
too horrible for belief, and it was not
h commented on. But it seems that this
ual policy has really been carried into
"'' alton. The British gorernment is exporting
oP'' yGering Irish poor TO the United States by
y" Nhipload. The following dispatches tell
tory;
Vho TON, April 15.-rho British steamer Nesto.
Botarrived here last night with $50 passengers,
ran of them impoverished Irish people sont over
mos ID expense OF the English government. The
NJ tth Her port are families, somo OF which number
greSN or ten members while the average is about
eighN The majority came from Galway county,
hVe' Nthers from Mayo, Derry, and Donegal, Most
the ose from Galway had been evicted, and dur.
ofthn past winter they lived rs best they could,
ma was their principal article Of food. The
mea II Of the government furnished money 10
agef9 who desired TO go 10 places beyond Boston,
thos{mount depending on the size OF the family,
the receiving few shillngs, other 50, f3, f5, OF
somql Many Of the men were farmers, but seem un-
TO- ed us to what they shall do here. Some are
deci4 to New York, others 10 Pittsburg, Portland
goinbgo, Canada, and other places, while some
Chlcnin IN Boston and vicinity. Several paid
remf own passage, but brought little with them in
their fay Of money or household goods. They will
tho Ynt to their various destinations by the steam
DC holcompany.
shipl steamer Parthia. from Liverpool, which
M ed this morning, also broughta large num
aTiY the same class OF emigrans.
'Vt lpoverishcd Irish people sent over to the
led States at the expense Of the English
o"' rnment! Is this the conduct Of friendly
e''1 1pmept2 Isit not rather most contempt
so' treatment and most ostentatious dis
"ouj of want of common respect? II ouI
""' ory serves Alright, such treatment ha'
made tho subject Of energetic and effec
De0H remonstrance by our government III
'Ns past, and we hope it will be again
s' six hundred in one ship, and "a large
o''' Der of the same class Of emigrdnts" IL
"H' her. Perhaps a thousand. Here Il
"A her dispatch;
lLADELPmA, April I5-sixty.nine eyictet
PHIers from counties Mayo and Galway reached
| farmIcity Yesterday by the steamship Indiana
thls lboRrded the steamer at Queenstown, and
| Iheyi 10 this country mainly through the charit!
camdh OF the funds that has been raised In Grea
OF on and Ireland for the purpose OF relieving
BTild OF distress growing out Of the land trouble
caseA Aporter boarded the steamship before she
he'd her dock, and found the immigrants hud
reaeIn groups on the forward part OF the deck
died presented pihable picture Of distress, anC
TheYo Yof them carried all their worldly effects In Z
most br bundle. There were many children will
sack hrty. on the vessel was the Rev. Bernard
the from Galway, who has been sent out TO thi
skelI Try by the archbishop ofTuam to raise money
eounl 10 relief Of distress in Ireland.
Funds raised In Great Britain for reliev
Eases of distress growing out Of the Ian,
'Hs ble5h expended in expatriAting the poo
Touldres from tho land of their birth. s.
o'VAjers relieved Smiko. So the wolf relieve
Tlamb. The ocean is bearing thousand
'he thousands Of these unfortunate victim
upoi hgland's hatred and tyranny to our shores
of Z % oo,o, 90 srhmi, 10 40 p.o.n.. th
Are sh nation seized Ireland by violence cen
Eng ago shall her highwsymans title to tina
'ui' Ky justify hor in depOpulSting the islam
e0u' cold.blooded and murderous policy c
" tation, mitigated only by the right to seeI
s'"t and shelter in another hemisphere9 Thi
1000 ; apOwsd policy. Has the United State
10 ps convenience to Great Britain, int