16.
on
the subject, - saying that he
would arrange
all.-
Colonel
at
Caine's last words to me
the office, before he had seew
General Jervois, my wishes
or not
were
to ascertain
/
about the cancelling
thes
addressed by me
tivo
letters
to the Asting
Attorney faneral, the point insisted upon by
now
Mercer, as
Mn
Colonel Caine
me.
informed simply this: _
Sir, and
I
17.. told
me
had been
"1
My reply was
Do justice, amo Satisfied."_
Notting
more
was
after Colonel faine with the bating
Governor; but I beg to states, for Your Grace's information, that the letters, (NE 267 and
17.
268 &, the 5th November;
18520)
which
gave to
much offence
to the
Colonial Treasurer,
stand to this date
on
de
records
the
Colonial
Secretary's office.
18.
On the 23?
ول
this
very
Colonel
leave for
my
mouth, November, 1852),
Caine went again
one
astonishment he said that Mr Merser would act for
hime. _ I respectfully remonstrated
with him; but the
answer
on
day, and to
was,
that
his
was
high
Office and should be
= taken by
Araw
under:
Officer of similar rank. _. I urged my former
reasons, and right
in the
routine of Vervice, and said
also
that the
Colonial
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