18

with

regard

to that List of Charges,

and to the

Setter of

the 34

Abay 1858

consequences arising from the Circumstances of my

proteck remaining

unheeded by. His Excellency,

and

their being

caluca upon by the terms of their

Commission to

famane

the tens of those charges;

notwithstanding my protect

"lee have, they say, "experienced great-

Marth

• difficultly.

in om

'Arrangement,

and

labors,

firat from

from the nature, Report

wording of the charges,

∙of which it appeared unnecessary

"was most distasteful for

into-

and

-as

Rome

mecessary as it certainly

the Commission to enquind

and of

variant. Commission

Report

minutes of evidenc

and 30

the 291 Jure and 9th Inly

I especially from the refusal of the minutes of Soison 1988, pp. 520. 61.

'Attorney Genual

the charges

to aet

get as

as accuser or

of the 27th 128

and 17

Letter 1858 and

to recognize may ask. Libr

as his charges, thear in fact having

been from the first utterly repudiated by me

In comarquence, they report that they

Considere

Proteat

the Acting Colon Sellers of

Of the 2 of the 80 and Secutary to June 1858′′

May

Considera it advisable, to engage

Day

luere so

528

the

services of eller

to act as Examiner ? and doubtless they

so empowers to do by an expres clance inentide

by-aw

into their Warrant of Commission for that purpose.

But it is an

unhappy fact that Mr-Day was then

Knoww to have been Counsel for Mah-chow

at his trial, to have labored

zealously

wing

with allr

baldwell for his pardow after his conviction of Counsel for the

Piracy.

anw

to have acted as

Pawnbroker too, whose case is mentioned in the

Report

ano

it was um

dw

his

advice),

Meerssarily

biassen by these cricumstances, that the Commation

ever

no acted in

afterwards

exclusion of

Evidence).

the admission

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I have, under these ci eumstanew, to submit-

to His Excellency that I Neither preferen

the

'Charges'

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