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has boen awopt away (bytha actions of the Company) and with
it the relatienc which the t iacionarioe formerly occupied
to the King and the people. " (. I)
be, DIUVO trptde was
zientioned though not commerce. The arguments were thus
wholly phi, lantbr6pic"
The cioot potoct mans of publicity was a spacial
UCanda Supplement iooorted in the Record on 14th October
1892* The editor of the Record had euggeeted this to
'Krams few kayo before,
(2)
The Supplement included
the ? anife, zto1 the appeal fror the native Christiana, and
most intorooting of aU a form of petition to the House of
Co=ons; this contained all possible arguments against
the abandon ent of Uganda, « the results of the withdrawal
of tho Company were listed ne peril to missionaries and
converts, anarchy and bloodshed and a stimulus to the
slave trade. Coerce was mentioned and also the disaster
to national honour and prentico it the trusting natives
were docortod,
flo derv, especially C, fl. ß, local unionn# were urged to
obtain purco1u of the Supplements copy the petition, got
C1 C. S. Goncral Co ttto., Minutes` Vol 56 minutes of
noating bold on `1tb October 1892
(2) A7 1 Editor of Record to WWicra i 5th October 1892.