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the Circular of 75 September last cent to the several departments "as to the mammer of conductive official Corrierondence came to my office and the Treasurer with I showed him the Circular auk he caid "this is not what I want. I wish the despatch from the Secreting of "State" Ineplied "the Governor told me to Jehow
you
this, but Swill ask His Tweellency whether I am to slow the Duratel
"am from
Jand
the Sceretary of State." We went to the Govern
there a discussion took place between His meelling, and the Colonial Tuncurr and Irespectfully pointed out to His Excellency that the Memorandum attached to the Circuim of 19th August 1848 was not an Intract
grom Sientary of state but drawn up in our and cent to the departiments for their quidance in carrying on Official Concspondence - Re Treasurer stated to His Excellency that I
or a dreument received no
the
Office
The
Mas
" insolent" in pointing out this to dois Ancellener and also used other strong language
to all of which I gave us reply whatever out of respect to this Brcellence. We left the Governors Froom and when just opposite your deck in the Verandah the Treasurer began to speak to me about the Circular -
think I was
it
saying not the person to interfere in the matter. Saeplied that I was perfectly aware that ib was not my place to interfere
place to interfere in the matter and that I did not interfere; and shewed that if the Treasure And
arry
ساء
thing to say on
the subject referred him to you -
repeated
this mine than twice and the Treasurer torning his back
fu
he
Mas
going when
your room by your deck turned his face and exid "thier your own place sir,
#
no
you
in
"us one to speak to me" "Janswered "and
"
you
alc
Kep yours" _ be turned round,
came near me, as much as the could and in an
angry
tone asked me
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