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2. In paragraphs & and I of that disfalch, I pointed out that however well adapted there Bules might le for the discovery of parties relictant for any reason to emigrate,
hey did not seem effective for obtaining redreḥ or freedom for Emigrant wawilling to
an
proceed.
3. As I felt surtain that
Admiral de Souza
was
earnestly
desirous of substituting for the As Rules a Code which should
freclude the propibility as far as could be reasonably expected of shilling Emigranti against
their will, or Emigrants improperly
oblained, I did not hesitate to
inclause M1- addref=stis Excellency a despatch
-
calling his attention to the subject.
4. I have
now much
fleasure in submitting to your
cloure 2. brace the Admiral's refly,
wherein he gives, is I think,
as
satisfactory explanations, and shers that in no care is the Emigrant to be held personally responsible for the Cat of his maintenance and passage, but that he is to be returned to his native Country, and Consequently that the affrehensiong which I had felt
As
to his