14:
declared contracts for Coolie labor
made in China to be absolutely void
The United States.
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16.
It is
that
ou
that understanding
great numbers of free chinese Emigrants, averaging $100 per month proceed to San Franciscs by the Preific tail Company's Steamers,
and sailing refels.
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pwhich conform to the requirements of the Chinese Passenger Act, although
their Chinese Passengers
contrado whatever.
17.
are under
403
(
Se Dupisther of parties in the United States, that it
Mr Thornton to
Earl of glarendon
18th November
1869.
7.co. 12857-69.
7.00.
12990-69.
may probably be suggated for consideration of the Majesty's Govern - ment whecker the Governor of this Colony should be instructed to withhold from the Pacific Mail Company's Steamers and all other vefels carrying Ohnisse Passengers to the United Stater the license required under the
Imigration Ordinance.
proposed
18.
mo
This large Immigration which
is thought
to
to be
now
be n
principally
directed towards the Southern States
of America appears to be viewed
much apprehension by certain
I wish so
It appears to me, however,
that such
would be
impolitic
especially
for many reasons but more because in all probability the result
be that repels would
would simply
start from Macas instead of thong-
Kong to the manifest prejudice of