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prolification of my
letter
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For A. Kennedy. I have the pleasure
Knowing
lein & his very able debordinate W. C. Smitte. Drawe
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the highest respect for bother gentlemen,
nothing cd be farther from my wish than to state reyting
either.
form of a complaint agains?- I adhere, not wrstanding,
Go bey opinion that it is best, where
ne
Colonial Govt may have to complain zu Es of or & reflect upon conduct for wh=
is thinght to be
Consul
a lonend is
responsible, that its complaint or
Remonstrance
to the Legation.
be first redressed certainly
I thall here love this matter un
G. de rando. The other matter, the "prevention of the fliperent of
2 objectionable Cheniere to Stangling, as I now understand the Correopce, is far more difficult to
Luch
deal with. If all that the Colony desired were prevention of Shipments as that in this particular
Carl
case complained of. Shipementy from
2
Which
a port in charge of a commopolitan Police force, (in the Control the Brit: formal will always have some voice), & by direction of Kat Police,
this no doubt can be achieved; 87 hat I did not take flame
&
Emyself
at once promise to mistruct the Consul to be vigilant in this regard.
that I thought the case
My Excuse is
7
¥ a
exceptional & a most unlikely one To recur. It may not be too late to repair my error & Juiclose copies letter to Sir A. Kennedy desp: Of this ructions to W. medhurst, apore
the subject, whi
Ithall be glad. To learn have been approved by G. L. The letter to hire A. Kennedy goes farther than such cases, & Ikust hat perusal of it will thew J. L., if general regulation of wayfaring unmigrants
be contemplated. how mipossible this word be anywhere
except in the port of
The Bolony it elf
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