We on the Contrary
the last 50
to
have
come writhin
to theirch it unlawful years to think it
pay for a buman being,
and hence
we cannot procure from ale Emigrants from
China. We should have to ask the Emperor to vilter the ancient laws
And
habits
ор
suit comparatively recent caurations,
his subjects, in order to
A
now which many of our
our own people still.
V
libert.
Foreign
335
Pritisk uiterest which would
would justify milking
it a condition of peace
with the Emperor of China that
we should alter in this respect
the fundamental laws
Gempire...
27.1
16 Manz
of
his
I should answer the
Iffice that W._abouchere would be
very glad if
all restrictions upon
Emigration from China, whether of mater
or
females,
were removed, but I would
point out that it is not required,
or probably desirable, for Australia
und should state that, so
for
as the
Colonies are concerned, the matter
cdoes not appear to involve
any Britisk