47.
stated at
the
tine
of the
146
Charges
as his charges.
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peption of the protest that
Generals
we. consider the Attorney Burrals complaint totally unfounded. We have superivuced great
in our labors. First
difficultif
from the nature, arrangeunut. wording of the charges_
and wor
some of which it appearse
unnecessary
as it certainly
was most distasteful to us
to
enquire
into ; Recently from
the relectance of witresses to give evidence ; and
Thirdly
and especially from the pefesal of the Allorney Grueral to ach
as
accuser, or to recognize
the
Under these circumstances we
Considered it advesceble to sugage
the services of Mr. Day
to ach
as staminer, partirs intriestid bring informed. that he would
recieve at his chambers
any
information which it was one
intended to
bring before.
the
Commission .__
On the subject of
subjeck of our inquing
report..
That charge 2 has brew satisfactorily met and Explained by Mr Caldwell, though there Existed strong prima facie grounds for bruiging it.
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