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dcnouncing the 'hire of niavos an porters at Zanzibar, which
could be interpreted as another iudiract attsick`ou the
company. (1) The ratter was finally glossed over in, an
oxchsnge of letters betweon Lord Lorne and Edmund LturCo
which were publiehed in the Tiros% in which Sturge acknowledged
the good iuteatioao at the Company# but wished that they
had a Creed to campaign for the abolition Of tho' IOWA Otutuc
of slavery in Cauti'bar.
(a)
Clearly the relationship >
betuoczt the A. S. S. and the Company was not completely
smooth and it in likely that no=* members of tho A. S. o
co=ittee found it difficult to reconcile the actions of a
care materialist Company with their Quaker . rincipleo,
Iosebery'a reply to the deputation uuo dintinetly morn
favourable than bitt ro pause . to, than C. fl, Ss dcputatian a
month boforo* as iipliod that he dieaoreod-with othor
members of the Cabinet over üeanda but added encouragzin 1y,
N. huving put our hands to the plougheotwo nhaUI not be able,
clan if we were willines to turn back. '
(1) Ibid.
The other philanthropic society, the Aboriginab
() Tho s. 12th 2Vovambor 1892k
()R. B. Jr es t 2n cit 1 Ppa. 271-2o
(3)