...unskilled labour, is, and must be, done by the blacks. The coloured man is indispensable to the white man. He is a necessary part of the economic machinery of...or for manufacture, for tillage or for ranching." An entirely false economic parallel has been drawn between the objection in Australia to the introduction...

...drive the cattle or tend the sheep are Kafirs, acting under the orders of a white. Thus the colored man is indispensable to the white man, and is brought...are tenants, rendering to their landlord, like the me'tayers of France, a half of the produce by way of rent. Some few natives, especially near Cape Town,...

...tend the sheep are Kafirs, acting under the orders of a white. Thus the colored man is i:idispensable to the white man, and is brought into constant relations...are tenants, rendering to their landlord, like the metayers of France, a half of the produce by way of rent. Some few natives, especially near Cape Town,...

...man is indispensable to the white man, and is brought into constant relations with him. He is deemed a necessary part of the economic machinery of the...are tenants, rendering to their landlord, like the metayers of France, a half of the produce by way of rent. Some few natives, especially near Cape Town,...

...one another. Taken as a whole, they are a quiet and orderly people, not given to him. He is deemed a necessary part of the economic machinery of the...mining or for manufacture, for tillage or for ranching. crimes of violence, and less given (so far as I could gather) to pilfering than are the negroes of...

...think it beneath them exA only fit for blacks. The coloured man is indispensable to the white man ; Mne is a necessary part of the economic machinery of the country, whether for * mining or for manufactures, for tillage or for ranching. All industries have been started and equipped on the basis...

...think it beneath them and only fit for blacks. The coloured man is indispensable to the white man ; he is a necessary part of the economic machinery of the country, whether for mining, or for manufactories, for tillage, or for ranching." That is absolutely true. We have had two long debates...

...Gentleman the Secretary of State for India had stated that the coloured man in South Africa was "deemed a necessary part of the economic machinery of the country, whether for mining or for manufacturing, for tillage or for ranching." He did not altogether like to hear human labour called...