circumstances of the case, quite immaterial to ane,
I stated it was
in
my ignorance
of such matters, what line was adopter, only that it must be distinctly understood that I would not have anyself placed in the position of a private individual . - as I considered that to do so wout be
in a
derogatory to my public position question arising purely out of my official dutics - and if anything has been done
during my
absence in the north at
variance with that understanding, I at
-party to it.
least
arvv aro
But in a communication I
have had with Nor. Attorney Coneral Morling since the receipt. Of Your. Excellency's letter, I do not learn that he Entertains the opinion, that reverting to the usual proceedings upon such occasions wouts expose the Government,
or
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myself, to the charge of unnecessarily harrassing the Editor . He seams to say that the proceedings can be quite well taken up from whence they suspended, and be brought to a termination,
- I confess Scannot perceive how the
show the shadow of a grievance
ano c
Editor
at
carr
1 having has an
opportunity givere his the truth of
on the one hand of proving
his statimorchs, or on the other of acting the part of an honest man by tenisering when he forind they sectable apology whow he
a
wveres
- unfounded ; and thus showing he had not been influenced by improper
motives; and of which an ix information wouchs, Sunderstans, have deprived him.
officio
With reference to the protable conduct of a Jury, I confess when doubts
were
thrown
upon it some months since;