juncture at which my suspension ought-
urtout grave.
Mason
not to be resolved on
to be ascribed by the trembling for it is sure
of their the nese population, to the influence destinate opprepor, the socalled "Protictor of breise Ar faldwell, and the still unbroken
forse divary, of which the convict, Mah Thow long
was, and,
'-A.
misterstruction
unces only
perhaps is, the Read; doubtless but a very natural one, and ones which will be attended with consequences to be paralleled by those, to which the probable. lso not this junctive, of my person. known to have befriended, abetted, or palimised the criminal or his accomplices to be my successor, must likewise indubi!
Fly lead.
in
23. I do therefore protest against the pro-ceedings of this Coruncil – past and future—and do notify to them that very demonstrare and lippeal to the Secretary of State against the same wil be forwarded to dis Coward Bertier Lytton. of the 10th instant; be their Best, by the Mail
inity. decision what it
24. And, in conclusion, not for the purpose tury, but to condicate my own. Stra
of Beir
how to dry all and every charge.
and more parti contained in their Alinutes.
joner,
:
-certasly those which have been insinuates. rather than expressed, of breach of confiderise__ and cislation of truth!
2.5. I was no
party to the scandals and disclosures of the Caldwell Commission. I protested, from the first, against that and
other form of enquiry into M. Caldwell : 2 x y case, except the regular and constitutional form, prescribed by the Regulations.
me
26. I did not prepare. The Charges. Prepudiated. and condemned them they have no warrant from.
27. I refused to apist the Commission, except in my character of a witness, repeat-Edly invited to attend them, and debarred, A. by the very terms
of their large L'improuident Woment of
appointment,
The Appere
Warrant apporutorent
When
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called and examined
Comores before them, as a person superintending or
my departement, frozen refect ag is attending
employed in
1838
when so
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to all per28 20
"to attend or be examined, from refusing to comply with the Governors
Wolemn and generat
Change
in the puble service to be riding & apisting
unti
the Corasni foion therein.
28. For coroplying with that change, and still I speating the Brith according to
had to submit to open criselt and covent
on the part of S. Bridges, under the innuendo
quise of "counterstatement. Best I did not
on that account; ex cut the Amiti pesposed to myself.
had.
29. It bons not unted, by special appout
of the Govern, ment, in the
Bridges obtained a day and
for the lust lens,
and hove, for making similar comments upon my 7
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testimony, and endeavoring, by
intrusted to hire that very
Jouements are
to the case
morning by the Excellerely, and not referring M. Caldwell, and by The means, to establish against.
in the Governor's name, a general chan
Metell
Constitutional
well
me
aberration from triath specific charge of falsehood in respect of my allegations of an authenty pom the Gevessier, that I felt myself
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own je
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such absoloid, in point of feeling
in point of obligation and free had absolved me
in either sense to vindicate my. and faith, and disown at once the responsibility for fearful wils, and the odious imputations now cast upon
30. And