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and offensive language,

Calculated

as far as

in him lay to degrade

and vilify

his superior

functionary - And

Mr. Ansley himself

repudiates the excuse,

that he had only

used ordinary fusion in

remarking on

Judge's

demeanour

on a

convivial private occasion,

by distinctly stating

that the occasion

was public,

one

of

"high official ceremony

Nor. Ansley stands

therefore in the position

of

an officer

who has made

a charge of serious

official misconduct

against his superior,

and

refuses

to retract,

or

to apologize for it,

although his charge is rebutted by strong

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