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obtaining food, and that it would be blessing both to China and to the

Countries to which this surplus labor

means could

should be transfered if be found for its transfer which would

the horrible -

we security against vactices of the Erimps now engaged in the Collection of migrants and

winst whom when discovered, not only

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is public indignation so strong pequently to carose them to assassination but there have been several cases in which bey have been condemned to death The ordinary process of Chinese Law. en however is the terristatus. which

profits

-stravagant premiums and

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to the Chinese brokers and such

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the passion for money-getting the Chinese- carecially when as in the

there is more to be

cases in

question

gained by craft and ennuing than by

am

- perserving industry, that Jarn i rersuaded nothing but an understanding

with the Thinese Authorities on the whole

subject of Immigration and their cooperation for the prevention and panishment of abuces, and for the protection of the Emigrant himself will ever place the Coolie Shirments

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a satisfactory basis. I think the period still remote in which the emigration of anticipated. The failure of

women can

be

of the plans

which

were some

time.

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adopted