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am we'll aware that a notable scheme has been set on foot to achieve abolition, by ma king, what is by courtesy called ''free" labor, so much cheaper than slave labor as to force the abandonment of the latter. Though We are beginning to manufacture with slaves, l do not think you will attempt to pinch your operatives closer in Great Britain. lou can- not curtail the rags with which they vainly attempt to cover their nakedness, nor reduce the pouidgc which barely, and not always, keeps those who have employment from per ishing with famine. When you can do this, we will consider whether our slaves may not dispense with pound or two of bacon per week, or . few garments annually. ! our aim, however. is to cheapen labor in the rop- ics. The idea of doing this by exporting your ablood yeomanry,7 is presume, given up. Cromwell triedit when he sold tue cap mfed followers of Charles into West India