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explaining that information regarding the change
in the Straits Settlements proposals to which Sir
William Peel refers in the last paragraph of the
despatch has not yet been received from the Straits.
I think the consideration of whether
copies of this despatch are to be sent to the Anti-
Slavery Protection Society or elsewhere should await
the receipt of information from the Straits Settle-
ments as to the change in their proposals, as such
a change, if effected, will certainly arouse immediate
criticism. Six spare copies of No.9 with enclosures
could now be made for future use.
the Jymers
15.6.34
I would sendo copy to the Anti-Slavery
loriety
require
well. It is clear that even
the reporting of all adoptions to the Sec. for Ch. Affairs would affront
chinese
sentiment, and in the absence of any
the use
real evidence of the
Jadoption to wade the mui trai legislation, I heitate to suggest it. (9) should perhaps be issued as a white paper, but it will not ratiofy the fanatics like tofe Herlewords
J. A. Calder
Hlowell
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or and copper to
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I would not publish. any society, for the present.
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