...their candor, (I might almost say to their honor,) to come forward and put their opinions on record, I do not presume to say. I have shown that they had...claims of the West In" dians have invested it. Mr. Barham, however, " who is not likely to undervalue those claims, " and who, in some points, exceedingly...

...into competition with that of Slave labour. They will be ready, the Committee doubt not, if necessary, to do still more, and even to make large pecuniary...difficulties with which the exaggerated claims of the West Indians have invested it. Mr. Barham however, who is not likely to undervalue those claims, and who,...

...be the fruit of any decisive measures of amelioration, the Report contains the following passage : If we look narrowly into the question of compensation,...difficulties with which the exaggerated claims of the West-Indians have invested it. Mr. Barham, however, who is not likely to undervalue those claims, and...

...contains the following passage : If we look narrowly into the question of compensation, we »ball (¡ml it far from being attended with all those formidable...difficulties with which the exaggerated claims of the West-Indians have invested it. Mr. Barham, however, who is not likely to undervalue those claims, and...

...If we look narrowly into the subject of compensation, we shall find it far from being attended with those formidable and apparently insuperable difficulties with which the exaggerated claims of the West Indians have invested it." — Mr. Barham's estimate of the annual net income of the West Indies, viz....

...be the fruit of any decisive measures of amelioration, the Report contains the following passage : If we look narrowly into the question of compensation,...difficulties with which the exaggerated claims of the West-Indians have invested it. Mr. Barbara, however, who is not likely to undervalue those claims,...