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§"0. 8^c.
Second Enclosure in No. 74.
(Translation*) M. Lmpo de Abreo to Mr. Hamilton.
Rio de Janeiro^ 22rd March^ 1887.
The Undersigned has the honour to acknowledge the note wbichMr. Hamilton Hamflton addressedto him, dated the I6th February, with copies of a Proposition oMde by the IfitiiA Membm of :tbe Mixed Gonuaission estabUniNd at thia place, in which areiMt foiththe gfeathaidshipB^aBdaindl^ not only by the blacky, but likewise by the ciews of vessels, which axe brought into this .poet i...n conbr* mity with the Treaties for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and detained during the proceedings before the said Commissioners, as well as a representation relative to the delays which occur from the com- mencement of the proceedinges until ^eir conclusion, and the delivery of the negroes to the Brazilian authorities, suggesting as means proper for.lesaeninig those avik,*tbe,gmit -by theIflQ>aiial(Cfevetii^ nient of a Hulk in which the negroes might be placedvimmediately on .their arrival here,innd likewise the necessity of abridging still more the proceedings by means of just and philanthropic provisions with reference to the delays which the parties may oppose to the sentence of the Mixed Commission, comformably with the usages of the country, idlegiog that, in the opinion of the British Commis- sioners, such delays are contrary to the spirit of the Treaties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§"0. 8^c.
Second Enclosure in No. 74.
(Translation*) M. Lmpo de Abreo to Mr. Hamilton.
Rio de Janeiro^ 22rd March^ 1887.
The Undersigned has the honour to acknowledge the note wbichMr. Hamilton Hamflton addressedto him, dated the I6th February, with copies of a Proposition oMde by the IfitiiA Membm of :tbe Mixed Gonuaission estabUniNd at thia place, in which areiMt foiththe gfeathaidshipB^aBdaindl^ not only by the blacky, but likewise by the ciews of vessels, which axe brought into this .poet i...n conbr* mity with the Treaties for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and detained during the proceedings before the said Commissioners, as well as a representation relative to the delays which occur from the com- mencement of the proceedinges until ^eir conclusion, and the delivery of the negroes to the Brazilian authorities, suggesting as means proper for.lesaeninig those avik,*tbe,gmit -by theIflQ>aiial(Cfevetii^ nient of a Hulk in which the negroes might be placedvimmediately on .their arrival here,innd likewise the necessity of abridging still more the proceedings by means of just and philanthropic provisions with reference to the delays which the parties may oppose to the sentence of the Mixed Commission, comformably with the usages of the country, idlegiog that, in the opinion of the British Commis- sioners, such delays are contrary to the spirit of the Treaties.
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