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Chinese labourer for one, West India Colorsics without
the intervention of native sllecting Agents, and capitation
ofn
Fees. This perquing
ause in consequence of W. Thomsett
the Harbour Master of Hong Kong having reported that
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Chinese laborers had been obtained for the Sonthem Statio
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North America without the aid of auch objectionable
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Maja General Whitfield points, out that the
cases, an not parallel, and that the American system of
emigratino is more
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pattractive to the Chinese than that of
West India Colonies. While this state of things, contumes
The does not think that, a supply of Chinese falou could be pwemed for the British West Indico without the employment of native Agency. This is also the view taken by W.
Sampson, and It. Fromset in their letters of which I
had the four to forward copies for the Earl of Sumberley's
information in my report of the 5". Justant.
I do not see that anything further in the matter can be done, al present, beyond forwarding Major General Whitfields despatch and the letters of W-Samporn and to Thomsett for the consideration of the Gavenrs of
Butish Guiana, Grindad and Jamaica.
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Your decient Humble Scrant
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