the services of Mr Caldwell. I confefs I think that at present he is the right man in the right place - not in the Government service, but nevertheles serving
the Goverment in the most efficient way by promoting the interests of Law and
Order.
10.
I may further state that Me Imay
Murrow's allusion to his Editor being
J}
"!
won
over" - or
to
any
osher paper being
the supposed organ of Government
uurist be based on information, of
quite certain that not the
which I at least
am
wholly ignorant.
It is
slightest thought
Avao
given
to the
Ao
reception which the Government Policy
might
meet from the Pres.
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Dinally I cannot understand
Mr Murrow's frequent allusions to Emigration and the Coolie trade, and
fus desire to
appear
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as a more liberal and vigilant protedor of the interests of the Colics than war myself, muless he
That You Lordship is not
asurmes
aw aro
of his former very disgraceful connection with the trade in a manner
quite
A
revolting as the
So deve
which
12.
In 1859 Mc Labouchere called
he pictures at the Itze.
Sir John Bouring's attrition to the
accont
given by
The Overland China
tail of the 10th April in stat
year,
where the trial is detailed of a European,
one M
Malay,
and five Chimere for
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