that the ou
suspicion.
- cast upon
Lane and
my Department and
the humiliation of myself.
perorally public
in the eyes of the and of my Officers
@
were
totally.
A
had cast upon
deserved. His Excellency
the
quite
impossible lack of inducing.
passengers willing
and Aw
to
te
omigrate
hich accor
xious
to disclose informatione
according
to His Excellency's
reading of the law _ which after
all proved to be incorrect _ would
rendered their depre
have
impossible, and
arture
not beize
satisfied with my which in the.
could tra
Ca..
being
imation
nature of things
but
one result
and did have but one
result
His Excellency took a step
hich I then felt and still feel to have involved not
ne but a sle
a slur to me
on the conduct of my Departinient. On the following day (26%).
12.
His Excellency
letter marked E. the following. "Government Order No 1155, copy
and marked ! :
encérzed a
"When Depoke to Captain Thomeell
esterday about the application
"yester
" for my licens
w the eaLE
of the Glamis Castle and
pointed
" out to him what I had
endeavoured to impress upon that I could
" him last
year
"not allow the laws
regulatio
arrd
culations in
to be in any way
force in this
"Colony
• relaxed for the encouragerneut
" or promotion of Chinese Emigration to Australia, he
"admitted that he had not
miired?
any of the proposed
only
" emigrants,
and that his
slight
intention was not to do intent
nutil