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the Court Usher and had endeavoured in every conceivable way to degrade my office and humiliate myself: In addition to these things he had rigustice and in the As I have access to the documents in the Office (although I have asked for it) I am unable to give dates and particulars in every case but I propose besides referring to the letters which I have been compelled to be a party to illegality case of from time to time addressed to a divisional officer to proof claim which could not legally be made and when I told him my opinion on the subject (which he must have known was superior to his own) he accused me of disrespect and had it recorded in the minute Book.
In short he had outrageously violated three principles which I had been taught to consider sacred. The correspondence which have passed between the Chief Justice and myself will serve to shew clearly the nature of the conduct which caused the feeling impelling me to make the statements alleged to be "deliberate insubordination". As early as June 24th after his