28.
45229
Mr Potts. M. black peremptorily declined for that reason to continue in Office. 42. On the other hand although Mo- blank was all through retained with difficulty in his office the bannit would
observe that he had
om.
the 28te march
in the Acting bolonial Secretary's Office allowed himself to be betruped into such
an
apertion
as that he had remained
in office some months
solely
to ammay
M. Wilson. The Asting bolonial Secretary
in whose presence these words were
Said
Could inform the bouncil that they had
been used as
who, according
retort to Mr Wilson,
to the Acting bolonial
Secretary, had stated in his presence
that he would do all he could to mpire
Me" blant alluding probably to preventing
the latter getting private practice.
43. Nothing
could be in worse taste
than such a declaration of M. Milson-
احد
oḥpased as
it
was
to the agreement made.
with Mr blank under Sanction of the
Governor
and
the
Secretary of State. but.
nevertheless, such a retort; by the other.
however
escasperating M. Milson's conduct
might have been,
vas
equally in bud
taste, and, moreover, was
маю
simply abound
being inconsistent with Me" black's
previous efforts to escape from M. Wilson by throwing up his post.
tilt. More than
mow
enough, however,
مد لله
lefore the bounsil to prove that
the position apurned by M. Wilson was