means
have the fullest of inquiring into the state of the Police Force - pointing out the origin of any abuses, which they might discover therein - and suggesting the remedies.
6. If it be true, that the Force has for a long time been
as
the
completely disorganized body - without a vestige of discipline, and if it has been altogether such a hideous anomaly gradually increasing audacity of Commentators on Police matters sought to amass cut, I could but feel that the sombre string light
was
turned on:
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such abuses the better. On the
other hand, if the Police had been unfairly traduced, I discern equal advantage from an early exposure of the untenable character of many statements hitherto cursorily made, and the disabusing of the Public mind of many false impressions needlessly disquieting to the Community and unfair to the Police.
7. Hence, I inferred that prompt enquiry - with the fullest access to all information in possession of Government was the best policy. – I throw the Members of the Commission would at last find themselves