14.
15.
397
!
of inggeríèd alterations which recouround
think letter.
Also
a letter
from
the Honorable
the Chief Justice on the subject.
Judge Ball has perused the
Graft and
and he will write me with his views and Bservations thereon.
The Abservations from the Chamber of Commerce being as to detail will (as it appear to me) be mas proculy considered in Committee if and when the Bill shall reach that stage and I have
thought its better als present to forward them with the Draft Bill.–
The objections of the Chief Justice
being directed to the whole
scope of
the
Draft Irdinance will I am sure receive
the consideration due to his great
learning and experience
It was atter
very
anxious
consideration and after much becitation
and doubt that I concluded
on
adopting
the form of enactment embodied in the draft which I send
you: my respect for this deliberate opinion of the Thief Iustice induces me to feel that
my scheme for amending the
Insolvents
Taw may
be faulty; but
the whole I think it as a
on the
タ
choice
evils the best adapted to the wants
of this Colony-
My only with is that the best
1
plan be adopted, I therefore is noth think it necessary to repeat my