Is this. Could the Colonies, without Contract, obtain as abundant a supply of labour as with it? Both Sir B. Robertson & Mr Sampoon assure me That, if passages were found them to the Colony, every Man about to emigrate would as certainly proceed thither without contract as with it. Considering then the invidiousness which, in spite of every precaution, attaches to Contract Emigration, will it not be worth the while of any Colony to provide free passages without stipulation? At present there is paid for the passage outward of every Coolie some seventy dollars, the sum of $50 being promised to him as a contribution to the expenses of his homeward voyage. Voluntary Emigration once established, a part, if not all of the latter sum would be saved, say if not all, because
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is this. Could the Colonies,
without Contract, obtain
as abundant a
supply
of labour as with it?
Both Sir B. Robertson
& Mr Sampoon assure me
That, if passages were
found them to the
Colony, every
Mam www
about to emigrate
would as certi
certanney
proceed thither without
contract as with it..
Considering then the
invidiousness which,
in spite of every every
precaution, attaches to
Contract
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Contract Emigration, will
it not be worth the while!
of any Colony to provide free passages without stipulation? At present!
there is paid for the
passage ontward of every
Coolie some seventy
seventy
$70. dollars, the sum of
$50 fizzy being promised
tum as a contribution.
to the expenses of
homeward voyage
his
Voluntary Emigration
once established, a part;
if not all of the latter
rum would be saved..
say if not all, because.
it
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