16.
General, the point now insisted
upon by Mr Merser
as
simply this : _ "Do justia,
satisfied."
am
7
201
leave for
one
day, and, to
my
astonishment, he said that her
Merser
would act for him.
I
respectfully remonstrated with him;
but the answer
Caine informed
me.
My reply
was
Sir, and
Nothing
more
was told
be
of
17.-
me
feen
after Colonel Caine had
with the Acting Governor; but I beg to state, for Bour Grace's information, that the
letters, (NP 267 and 268 the 5th November, 1852),
much offence Colonial Treasurer,
gave
which
to the
stand to this
Lo
dates
on
the
Records & the Colonial Secretary's
Offic.
18.0 very
On the 23rd I this
d'of
mouth (November, 1852)
Colonel Caine
went
again
ow
was
was,
that his
high Office and should undertaken by
an
Officer
similar rank. – I urged
my former reasons and night
in
the routine.
of
said also
that the
Secretaries of other
Servise, and
Colonial
Colonies
were equally high officers with himself, _ notwithstanding which the Chief flocks there performed
duties of their immediate Superiors in the Establishment, during their absence.
the
My..
representations to Colonel faine, from time to time, have proved
avail; and grieve
of
no
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