issued by him, as the recognized Official Organ of The Government, where they
in all cases.
not signed by the Governor
The Colonial Secretary's office is also in
charge of the plan of deposit for the
Archions of
the Colony, and
the Department in which the
Governors Despatches to the
Secretary of State are
copied and recorded—except in cases
when the Governor sees
fit to retain any
in his own
hands, or in the custody of his Private Secretary
3
This section, under permanent and trustworthy Colonial Secretaries possessing the entire confidence
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of the Governors, has worked
well, and
I do not see
any object would be
gained, as far
as Kat
Haughing is concerned
in altering the existing practice
to meet the instructions contained
in the Circular of
March last;
I can readily
understand
how desirable the regulations
there laid down
may
be in
Colonies in which Government
by Party has been conceded,
and in which the Colonial Secretary-holding Office upon a political tenure—occupies
a different
position from that the Colonial Secretary
holds
in
our Colony, if the Secretary...