THE DAILY WHIG, SATURDAY. APRIL &. a er -------- ee] - : "GOD SAVE THE KING." « New Verse That Has Been Prepar- ed For the Coronation. Mail. et In the new * Coronation Dey Hyman Book," which Messrs, Skellington & of Piccadilly, blishers to the il i fie {i he which special BE postal ) the king and queen," the ma: Honsl An given with the fol additional verses, specially written for the occasion by M. S. Of 'Grave Import. (Continued from yesterday.) he take no direct is only very partially operative among uncivi native populations. Regularity in labour is one of the first lessons v4 civilization. The man who hms learned to exact it from himsel i » barbarian. But the the first arms, while the wild game that give occupation to the hunters has, at the same time, fled before our advance, we have reduced the whole male popula: tion to idleness. We have taken his occupation from the native, and he bas not yot found another. In the sucond place the axiom of civilized so- ciety that the man who does not not work shall not eat is under Brit- ish administration expressly rendered inapplicable to the natives. It has been a part of our system to leave everywhere certain land reserves in which the native may be sure of earth for his wife or wives to cultivate, of a spot on which to raise his but and of his share of tribal corn to eat. In the ladyuege of humanity, we have taken care that the natives of any territory which we have conquered: "| shall not suffer extinction under the fs REE TEHE E i i HE if British flag. In the language of po- litical economy, we have systematical- ly pauperized an entire race. An almost inevitable result of our systemi has been that the uncivilized natives of British territories have not cared in any great numbers to go work either upon the land or in the mines, and, if they have worked at all, it has been in the manner least profitable to themselves and to socie h that is to say fitfully, and temptation of an excessively high rate of wage which enabled the i vidual to earn a great deal in a short period but left him untrained and un- disciplined by any regular habite Tk. Wile Indutsy, Sulu undue price a i r quali) of the raw about which ite as front to employ. In the case of ioul- Sural Tudustes the price of Jaboue us der these itions has been too heavy , and ture has heen needs of living. But the of supply bas been from t from British, native territories. & § 3 i! if i § § i be : i ii FRY TH Hi Li HRI Leh ¢ i i: i Fick pis : ili i Soil Pygett i it f mining industry. in the under the HIE gah vernment. They will be the employers, mot of for the principle has part in negotiating the F contract. But abuse on the part of a recruiti agent can be g against by ivation of license. Ar- rangements. ve been made under agreement with the Portuguese gov: ernment for the collection, protection, registration, and transport by train of the native gangs. All charges con with those expenses will be borne by the employers, as will also all other incidental expenses of pass- es, eto. The native will be guaranteed in the absolute possession of his wag- es without deductions. The employers on their side lower the rate net wages to ls. a day and rations, the men being housed in native uarters provided by the mines. The overseers of the native quarters will, like the recruiting ag- ents, be in the service of the employ- ers, but will be licensed by govern ment, and any abuse of their position will render them liable to deprivation of license. The native labor associa- tion undertakes to employ no re- cruiti ent or compound manager who _x licensed. Finally, a corps of government inspestors, gent! who are all in close personal touch with the head of their department, will be responsible for the control and supervision of the system. Natives may apply to them personally in any case of abuse, and it will be their business to investigate and report up- on all causes of complaint. The sale or supply of liquor to natives will, of course, be strictly forbidden. It is ho| that under the opera tion of thi of civili- will "not have ing our own natives to its fields. 'the importance of the question of native labor is so thet it must Fes ll Pitt Ef i if : | i ELL : ol | | | i | | 15 lst tek iH fil START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. | If you are not already using MONSOON Tea, we would ask you to get a packet from your grocer. 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