CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 188

Ichruld be glad if the Eleutenant

tumo meu unicus

10.

them...

My desire to allow the

Cintenant borun to preside now the ruecutive Council which

is neccuarily recupied with affairs sclusively dreal appinud to

appeared to me a kenning and

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praecfil to the authority with which the

Lieutenant

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forerum is iurestik

decire to givetshim

and a proof of my desire to all needful influence in the Colony, during un presence- but I

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have thought it necesary quard myself against this arrangement being deemed an

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of my paramount and supurbinati Authaity:- and in compliance with my request, the topics intended for discussion by the Incentive Council have lately been cubuitted to mui, but I do

urt mean to interfine with it,

preadings gupt in was where in

spapt

int the action

the

judquent bromol might be beneficial to

the public intereets.

11. In reference to that portion of the letter to myself from the ~ Lieutenant Governor in which

refers

to "the imputed dispatch

containing

a statement

of

his