Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-07

AN abNNt NA-A NNgNN - NAlillf4t VI AltN
results. English manufacturers could sell
tae goods Ireland was producing cheaper,
or did sell them cheaper until they had
pushed the Irish competitor. with smaller
capital. less perfect o achinery and higher
rates o; interest. INTO bankruptcy. But the
thousands of people who found employment
what became Of them ? They were forced
10 seek other EMPLOY ments anu as the only
one left was agriculture. they were forced
10 the land. When the factories closed the
markets Of the farmers were lost. Driven
10 the land, those thousands whose skill
had been lost to them By free trade with
Ing aud were forced TO pay landlords enor-
nous rents-foroed. because star, ation wa,
the only alternative. There was literally
no employment for the masses. Those were
fortunate who had potatoes 10 eat. In 1884.
thirteen years after the free trade provisions
q the Act Of Union went into operation.
Ireland was a COUNT, full Of distress. Il
vas Gurin. this perluI % Ire lanl's degrade
iiou that the LoHioH Iimes said. The J,.t
: the newer Of wood and the drawer u VA
lea % the Saxon" 10 complete the r4.a.
The rents collected from the tenants pere
sent 10 absent landlords. - that the calu'rs
va actllil, stripped aud the land impo,er-
shed. A. .a.i the people could NOT pay 'ts
rent.. Then came The work 80 e. iCiIar. ltl
ttu. q iha4s i - people had ther mi-tr-
'''e -.''.' Y. it9 oyer ihfH he--' -
~ 81 Y 'ae h'-l.'h ''N'tn'Aei''
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.-f-rh 20 Pc '-.ais' 'nf01ga - fNef .lN.
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ri. hnl iae human ttininr. lle ~ Poe e, ~
f.oH ~ - 'oi IT, ioPllaflln '' Ire
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lNt'-A M'ss ~ III ptf #ni AZ 80 4lf-
i-i' lfr'- itA' inf teHf'" 4ta's NJ
cared ihai -tor a - srurfa'i'n man la'
rrr -f-s o. lfrian- ani P'ia a-..n
1litance l l>t-- lh4t Nefa' 'fltf ~
% lfriaha- ~faie 'fii in -fhe titAe.i .'aa-
iss uirn bril- SOFTER Z aaf Starving ~ ti.4--
l1ls y SAGE 'ar, ta'r na aars- 6rntra4
p MraEhrf- n -ffrth a. l~i'- sa'4
De cotton manuia 'iure " ii1hlh. ~-I-t
fm lotcl 1889 cFsrA'I'rs. Las teru at-
'if'yel ne ai's' 50 looms oi The Liberty
have hef1 ae.'rosrl' ihe 'iah snl serge
pm alta 'are. Uhieh emg.aAta 1921 opera
N'fs has nrrn aestr yea ne calico iouns
. b-huegan have hceu destroyed the
DESTROYED W. gan.'i trade Y Banann.
which pfu-lled tl'N!~h year, has been
DESTROYED 'bne business alone
SURVIVES one business thn'es and flourish
g aud crcad' no bankrupic, That ioria-
nate busines@--Shirh the mon act has pot
struck do~n. but which the Inion act has
stood byL~hieh the absentee dram has not
slackened bat has s,imuiated--ihat favored
and pnyneged and pairohized business Is
me Ir,sh conn mdkeTs'
Ana ~hile Inc depopulai'on OF Ireland
was gong on by iamine and emigration, the
Lo"do" Iimes speaks OF That unhappy
country ana ITS people with cold-biooded
a'roci'!' Oh when the following is a sample
feaee ana prosperity may some day reign
over .hat oea1'nIi Island. us fertile SOIL
us rivers ana lakes us water power MS
minerals ana materials Tor the wants ana