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M: Sampson on the subject of Emigration from Macao.
2. In that letter Mr. Sampson invites
attention to the remarks of the Editor of
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the "China Mail" on the manner, in
which
Consignation is conducted at Hongting, and I am honored by your
Grace's instructions to report
3. In
my
on that subject. despatch No 343 of the 9th "July, which croped that of Your Grace
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I had already found it necesary in part
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до
over
the
ground traversed by MC=
Sampson and the Editor of the "bhina
Mail "in their observations on Emigration from this. Port- for, in whatever manner
the question may
it ifue is always
be raised, the main point
always the same; rig
whether
the precautionary
measures
adopted here of
to prevent abuses in the conduct
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are carried out
Emigration from this Pert
with "bina fides and effectively.
I am
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still of opinion that for prevention
of such abuses, either from this
or any other
Font, the best of all remedies is the honest
vigilance of the officers intrusted with the
duty of visiting
and exc
before
examining
the op
Imigrants both lekne and after their
embarkation, and secondly the perfect
heedom of the Emigrants themselves
arrival here to
here and
on
converse with their countreme
Countryman
enjoy ample leisure to reconsider
their plans and
last moment.
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change them up to the
accomplish this I doubt if the