Whether it is not possible
to propose to the maritime nations, whose ships frequent Chinese Ports,
& join with H. M. Govt in adopting
measures which may have the
effect of placing the Emigration
of Coolies in question, in whatever vessels it
is conducted, on a footing, which
will not disgrace the civilized
nations of the world.
(Signed)
1st. Borthwick
In 1235/5.
195
Secretary's Office,
Jan. 30. 1855.
My Lord,
I have received your Lordship's despatch,
with Mr. Bowring's letter of the 17th inst.,
in which he stated that he was
directed by H.M. Govt to state that
the abuses which had been
practised in regard to the
Emigration of Chinese Coolies have
been represented to Lord Clarendon
Whether it right not be possible
Oproeuse ther havitime nations, whore shits prequent Chinese Porti
& Join with 4. M. fort hi adopting
measures which may have the
Effect opleing the Angration
di question, in whatever Bessels
hi
bonducted, on a footing, which
will not disprace the civilized
lations of the worldl
Save sti (Signed).
1 & Borth
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In1235/5.
195
Soltinn Cemrei
Jan. 30.1855.
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the abesser which had been
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Ingration Ahmere Crolies have
Clarendon
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