CO129-064 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [8-10] — Page 51

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for fecered to give Imust, not Revitate to give tis Excellency

the Covernor and the Honorable

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the Members of the Councel

views upon the subject.

To open, now, to the

my

Public the doors of the Council

room, constituted as

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("ouncil is at present, would

my opinion be attended with no practical advantage

might subject the Members to inferences I

and

would rather avoid at the ame time that it might prove the source of many cliffionthies in

a

mariner

impossible to forence, wher

it might also, not always advantageously to Colonial

interests,,

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mation

onvey informat

the narrow waters in's

which separate

separate us from

hina - it might be well

hould not reach that

continent de

during

the

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continuance of Hostilities.

Should His Excellency,

howe

ver, as

d

a

Majority of

the Members decide upon

admitting the Public within the precincts of the Council Chamber . Tum of opinion that in Justice and fairness to those Memberi_, who

are

yet

Jet

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new to Legislation

to the proper application of the " "Standing

anding Orders"

· proposed for this guidance, that a delay of at least