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be transformed to the Colonies, _ and the condition of the Emigrant hight be greatly hemfited f proper security could be obtained _ 15, on to the limest four/inves proper fulfilment of the original contract - 22, fitting anonge ments for the rear Arjonge 13th, Security, when the period_

loved and

and

of

the contract is offered, for the return of the Emigrants (should such be his wish) to his native

Country.

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Butelam afraid, adequate fecurity can be found for giving effect to cry of thank three conditions. The shipment

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of Corbics is uno almost wholly

confined to inlawful fints where

there sxists, "Consular control,

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and where they can be no don't

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thooking abuses and abominitions prevail.

The

crimper employed

in the collection of Emigrants have been hitherto people of the.

very worst character, and are

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frequently severificed to the rengroun of the people, and of laste, Several cases, have been fint.

- put to death by the Mandarins. The profits of the trade, _ the enormous premiums given for the collection of Emigrants,, naturally and

ace vamsily create irgento of the

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