in these Cover
Cannal foil &
Ecater
& which
strike the
is that Vs. H. Blake's
ideas of what constitutes necessary severity go quite
beyond
and those of those of Coffin’s
as for
Mr May
Ly
fall short
of them
too
Sir Henry's methods appear, & to me, if I may say so, drastic for the Circumstances
ous. I feel strongly for instance that Brimble, as he behaved, might
have been
given
a Chance
& retrieve his character in
blameless
service, and his May evidently
news of
3
year
thought
the same
I will
with the
usual level & the
severity of punishment In my letter (the date of which I forget) in reply
34
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Paragraphs
Your No. 16993 of 18 May indicated that we
May
in opinion the power of punishing Rangers might & should be used
more than it had become the recent practice and I described it if I remember rightly as
our best trump card. In a
our head a subsequent interview with Mr Lucas
23
amplified this view
& Explained
Henry Blake's reluctance
that
displayed in banishing
suspicious characters unless they had been convicted, or
Convicts
we could prove some
&
offence against them, to the detriment in listing the Colony, under
his
regime, of unconvicted persons practically known
& by
the
police as thieves & rogues, but against whom no exact sentence is procurable, I attributed the heavy increase
in larceny & other offences.
Characterising
which has characterised the
past 4 or 5 years.
I
do venture
to criticize
the propriety of Sir Henry's
attitude,
which
I
was
powerless
to shake, but my point
was
that it was
a new & great departure from precedent, and of
unfortunate results there
were
in my mind no shadow of doubt. Before Sir Henry's
the Police had practically
no difficulty in procuring the punishment
of any
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in these Cover
Cannal foil &
Ecater
& which
strike the
is that Vs. H. Blake's
ideas of whal constitutes necessary severity go quite
beyond
and those of those of Coffins
as for
Mr May
Ly
fall short
them
too
Sie Henn's methods appens, & me, if I may say to, dracmion for Circumstances
ous. I feel strongly for instance that Brimble, En as he behaved, Meght-
such as
have been
gwen
a Chance
& retrieve his character in
blameless
service, and hi May eindently
news of
3
sear
thought
the sam
I wil
wh the
und level & the
pebzeit of bonishment In my letter (the date of which I forgets) in reply
34
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Paracters
Your No. 16993 of 18 many indicated that wi
May
opinion the power Cenishing Langers might & should be used
more it then hod.
become the recent practice and I described it if I legnember rightly as
best thump card. In a
our heal a subsequent interview with Mi Lucas
23
amplified, this view
& Explained
Henry Blake Uluctance
that
displayed in benishing
puspicions characters unters they hot been convicted, or
Conters
we could prove some
&
offence against them, to the dippinety in listing the Colmy, under
hir
regime, of unconvicted pecoms practically known
& the
police as theeves & rogues, bel against when no exact entence hos procurable, I attributed the heavy increme
larceny & other offences.
Characting
which has char
post 4 or 5 years.
A
not renture
Crisis the
I dis
& criticize
the propriety of si Henry's.
attitude,
Which
L'
&
Case & was powerlers,
shake, but my point
and c
that it was
Barr
new & great departure from precesent, and of
unfortunate cemets there
its
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my mind no shadow Itime the Captain Jupperintenden
doubt. Before &. Henry's
の
Police hot practically
no difficulty in proeming the Ixnishment.
ment of any
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