CO129-132 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [8-9] — Page 99

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" questiarable whether, if the Emigration

"connet be conducted like that to the "British Colanes without the employment of ( native recrisidus, it ought wat to be I "allogesher prohibited)."

12.

al in

This

conclusion is evidently sequenced of the remark to

terro ?

even

for

Europeans

are not always haust,

the Macas Ensigration is in

measure)

Luz

den the

great such person.

aw,

onduct of

etly frinion of the whole subjust

11.

arrived)

is this, that

ev

agents

remarks made

by M. Tampoon and the Editor of the

["China thail," live

gantement who have

at lines taken upon themselves the

office of censor to this Government in Emigration matters.

13.

J

that the system of

quite agree seorviting world be better managed) by

the employment of European recruitus

no

was

done when

Jor

had the

supervision

of the West Indian Emigration here, but

are,

Mo

matter who the recruiters

of the Smigration of fin

norfe

does his duty, no fraudulently procured

Emigranto

taw

leave this part. It is

true shat a few Chinese have been

brought to this place, but the fact of

their

implaints immediately

Can

EV

somni

after arrival being brought to the notice of the Police and unpilf and their release following should be _ as

eufficient guaranteed to

any unfore judiced. person that anijihing approaching fraud