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" which with

a view to the protection of Chimes binigrants (he inserts) is

for billen in Chince Tomidory.

layer

i

here is to

my knowledge.

law in force frohibiting the

caines from emigrating to foreign

Were such a law existing We would equally apply to all the treaty That the French have and

Lavers

ment a right to establish an agency

in Canton, they have too often provid;

and the Dutch have

Aut

according to the fawned

equal right

nation Clause

of their trening. Both there Governments

naill not have allowed

any person

but

myself to this the hungrants from

Any sorry.

her Sampson should not forget.

that he owes his suleiss

(if a still

be

so called

i

the cordial

co operation

of most of

the

expensive agency

missionaries, and that the difficulties

and mutinies

board.

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ther ships

chiefly roing to

give

cailing for Cuba are the warnings the missionario people of the risk they themselves to be decoyed by the

muscrupulous crimps. this truth generally

AVUIL

to the

im allowing

The force of 7

comes home to

hem after they have immbarked, when

salt-fish and harsh treatment are

mbtitulel

delicades.

For

roast pigs and other

The Chinese confide only in