Colonization and Emigration Addressed by Mr Ward
Mr Ward argues for colonization as a remedy for England’s social distress. He cites Chartism, factory misery, and wage pressure, then advocates a Wakefield designed system using waste colonial lands to create labour coalitions, with price as the fair allocation principle.
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Land policy debate urges Parliament to back emigration plan
Mr Ward argues for a national land sales system to fund emigration, citing U S land policy as a model. He contrasts Canadian mismanagement with South Australia progress, urges a parliamentary act and imperial coordination to expand colonization, emigration, and trade while protecting crown prerogatives.
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