I had ample opportunity afforded me of viewing in all its details the new style of slave labor. Here in the eastern part of the State we occasionally obtain a glimpse of these poor creatures who come across the Atlantic in search of employment. allured to this country by theblandishments of some ageit of monpoly who paints in glowing colors the condition of the A oericai workiogman. The contrast is so great that no time is lost in crossing the ocean. but whem Castle Garden in all itsglory and elegance looms up before thle emigrant he begins to suspect. if he has an eye for the beautiful. that everything is not as the agent. possibly an American consul. as. told him. W e have Huigarians at work in this valley who are no more fit to. live in this country than a hog is fit to grace a parlor. I can not find a more fitting comparison.
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Hungarian immigrants are described as unfit to live in the country, compared to hogs.