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can be prevented from absconding
ifter
uages
the
reecipt of
the abranes
that are always given as a part the inducement to emigrate. The ordinaw lay days of a ship chartered
of
for the voyage time, un the Ship a suitable place
cannot be sufficient
for
these
preliminar arrangements:
and the fret that such a depôt
has been found necesary both at Muaces, where crnigration is in rrivate hands, and in Calcutta, where
the
it is under the expervision of
vemment, seems to strengthen the supposition that it would also be a prequisite here.
5.
Such an establishment would also seem necessary to realize -102
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White's
anticipations of suceen with regard to inducing manied men
and families to emigrate. Urequestinals it is runt desirable that in cuigration
Kind the proportion of every kind the
proportion of Male and finale emigrants be as nearly
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possible equal. When this is the ease the recurral of labners from a Country where the barely sufficient for
erages of labor their scanty
arc
subsistence to another country where
labour is in great demand and the climate at the same time suitable umet be a source of suntual benefit and a work of high philanthropy - To
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