New-York tribune., 1884-11-01

when wc work lstc big al sc, ,s o. on cS,ey
and necr hui po,stoea butter yesetsecs ore@ n1 n am
cheese with COOS deal o. .,s's r"r'u .uns- farm
herr have saving and 90 we ,", s IN" ems
Sneapcs, food We can get 0sa s.pscnsei X-we
no very fully Know all ear" socs m ,oy roS MT 70 come
aud cheap clothing and all Q. w. ~ ,hs shcp keeper and
srn""s and 90 on There sc,c" Of when
mouths MI and seven nScs ,cn 20 ON" WORKS FOR such
small pay. ,,y.,
MADE RICH ny SAVING FIVE poLiANs 49, ".,
O Can farm lahorcrs lay mp money ." -
,,accs, A-No. air. not half penny " thcy nav
families. They dent expect TO- II all goes !" "''' "
d o ,or food and clothes and expenses OF one Mn" ''
no,he, n a farm aborer comes 10 the enu o' r .np !%
with sovereign ahead aioi no drn's V ~ iSratngi
Yea often enoieh; but have no money W Ho,ca ~, nr
how could get awayt Enough wonh 20 w - n ,oa noor
70 70 so' 40 We stay here aud work for living hen
farn iaborers purchase ahu a" VA ia so dear and
ssivesI No no rarely ever ever Lana . 81 hay mo
no one would trust farm ahorers for II ad toy n the
money saved up OF their own. NO, ""sv n,v If and We
i0I L.cn A. and only tho rich can Dhy IL, "n -
aa h neop have ~ 70 do the work. at small pay OF @ ,Sv %
o-You tell me You don't lay up MONEY The Parish
90 when you w. al" ront me relief There Is nothing else no to
look TO- unless my children take car W have before
ar don't see what farm lahorcrs aS nd
ing to England II Is worse ra,nS aIf nocrer al
time Work work. year In and year our, i ''p ~ 0
nothlng only growing old working WorA'"E'
Do Won regard the above graphic picture ~ 'o' ~
this lahorcr. as q fair one geher'i3 !" '
sections OF reat BritainF ,,.,.
BROADLY speaking, yes. OF course IN some lo'''l'o
conditions of labor more favorable out Oh ' o''
hand in many parts of the Kingdom they are
that the average viii he comparatively Ike 'niN ' =,
a,,,o, NAV add that the contrast between '''o
average agricultural laborers in Great hIi'' o."
United states IL a sharp and sugeesu'c ono, VIZ" ~
,r the iahorer furnish his own food ana eats IT, q"
a rnle in the fields. No music oi dinner no'' VI "0"
aver falls on his eHpestant ear sunnnhihE III" !" w
ner table fairly groaning with the wealth OF 'e '"'
& tho case with US II plain and cold and the pot o
.er washes II down In the harvest season large mum
hers OF labOrers come from Ireland ana "u III
Gathering the crops in England especially Their aver
age nav Is 81 week, with daily quart of peer auuo
and sometimes portidge once davi uut tne> ""''
auo themselves with food and lodgings Inc ia''"''
usually sets apart room for them III an ""'""
where they bunk in at night I'm the roushos' laSo'
They COOK their own food in the crate furnished oy tn'
emplover and am sure American hriu manu- '"u'"
e ,ot IN live s these men cop He'd 10. III ouei lna
they may save money live on after returning To ire
land | have seen hundreds Of these weary ooNIne'
poorly y-clad ahorers their way BACK 'o 'n'n no'
after the season IA England was over win niue o"
Of cotipr .uug over their -cythe snahs and the sight
made me uearsick. They were brave icows VINO ~ W1rc
m.ufuy doing their hest. under dsroui'-luk '!ir.".
stances o earn livelihood. and could nn rec. @ lnai IL ~
tncv found necessary to icafc thcir hlil ll'
labor i'm England ~ they do. af such waEes ihcr c"ul
lion ,t home must hc pitlahlc Indeed '"ntri'tcu
with ar cultural RhOtei- In out county ' ''"'
"a. varied n- one can well imagine n. ,,.,..
Nnn seem to have - good hno"ie'r' ni ihF"'" '""'
tunr,al and industrial affairs nt if"~ruli ,
d" Well have lived IN tine great ana rlril v,,l w.
Nanrncstcr fnr Hve Years and more. know inn,h pl
thp ,nst manufacturing power oi lnrhh. 'Nl "'.,'
,,r,i Tree trade pfnhen tl-aud wnd ihr .h "a i''
Trade nt present i-te.t for Luauwd. u ~ n"' ~. l''
u,d. ihr timing iur tn adopt yet We nNN'
,fe,f irl tn learn about crnunwitht ll''i hi"
nr.,nilinp aud crntttlfuf tnNuns luce nI h.nnl
r.itkt. sn o. tp know huN go inject lh' n'''l'
rt.n ruuur1 n hundred Uhta ln ""'''
ID, iIn a pl of tho utrn uiifkri t'nIr o I' "WNl i'
Ar.fi,ii. rint u the pn, th1t hns -" vastly 'h'l,
ti, SafUlu tlfie the met unftrr u nt'nInif hn lh'
l,lnfrf tNr niti.in tNr fllurf ilr ufnhhn' Nhl l'
upnufa.uir.i vNl tnecthrr FinW h'rii hHlIi'' hh'
trhpt tipiu wear foe fthi.