Irish Landlordism.
New York, November 9 P. O’Connor, who came to America to collect funds for the Nationalist election campaign, in a speech at New York, said that no combination of parties would prevent the Irish party with 82 members, being masters of the situation in the next Parliament. Landlords were on the wane, and if they continued to yield, in fifteen years the very name of landlordism would be unknown. He added, “ I say to the British power that after seven centuries we have beaten you. The land belongs to the Irish and it is reverting to the old race. The sum of £1,400 was subscribed at the meeting.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4487, 11 November 1909, Page 3
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110Irish Landlordism. Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4487, 11 November 1909, Page 3
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