CO129-169 - Others - 1874 — Page 565

at the Havane had found that

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T༤ was toblame, when 876 (perhaps 990) souls were put in board as 1000 ton Ship for a voyage which could not be of less than Ahree emouths duration, and which actually lasted upward of teu maths

I said that in this case

as

the

Resita y hone was a Spanish Ship wailing from and to foreign porto, H. In's Girt did arot claim to interfere, but that in

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interests of humanity

and of the

Spanish

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Spanish gost itself, which attached so such importance to the intronicter of coolic labour into cuber, dcould

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not but draw his serious attention twhat had occured in board this vessel, and to the abarbute recevaity

of

of makking and enforcing laws and regulations for the protection chinese and other congrants,

similar Atture enforced by other

civilized nations

Señor Wellow replied that be was not himself acquainted with

the