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ted as
mr
V. Caldwells
as
supported is, will be very ready, we retire, to come forth and occupy the duty you imposed upon us of assisting you with suggestions and advice. I have no personal interest seeb server for thislast protest. My part in the matter that of accuser, is
to subserve
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that of appellant ; and the Home Government will -denyme justice._ But the cause of truth, the drowning honn of
the Queen's Government and the sympathy created
and
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by a certain knowledge of the fearful anxiety excitement of the wretched Chinese trembling with hopes for the approaching down fall of the most vulgar and stupid tyranny which ever cursed a British dominion-Imean that which Mr. Coldwell has
long been strengthened to keep up_ are powerful
so
co
incentives; and under
their influence Faddress you And I have the honor
to request that you will
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