CO129-067 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [1-4] — Page 400

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d the terms therein.

tide

who accepted

Spreifird, and are now in the

Havana, is in

fack a

a slave.

for the period of his service..

Ich

Art His Exertleney taker

that document and Compare_

aud

it with the carefully mercifully worded form of

by this

Contrack used.

Government for

of

boolis

thr. purpoers

Emigration to our

own Colonies; ( Papers and

Instructions prlate

relating

to

Emigration prom China,

January

and March 1853:) and

Ichu. Bowring cannot

Sir

Bearing

in mind what are

the securities which his own. Gocument provides

provides in such

cases, what will not be His

Excellency's indignation to be

told that where the Spanish,

and their forsign

Shippers

abbettors have unrestrained,

libsstey of actions, these are the terms which they imposs upon their Emigrants: which are

and

published, by

themselves under the sanction

own Consular. Agents?

ars ins

I . To work for right years

of

their

4 fail to

by struck with the contrast.

Cuba under the orders of the

Speculator

or his assigns, for