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approve that letter. The fith, Mr. Sarth,

was

then at Macar, having been absent from Mongting

Ever since the 24t instant

But in the act of quitting Hamphong

The how alremay of

his

note: _

ow Reema sent me

Honghing, 24 July

1858.

Letter of tr

the

following

it

"I think the only just to

and

you~

• Nature, and a

affecting so much the

уто

To thanks for having been the means

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general

interests of the Colony,

that

aw entitled

to

of getting's

them investigated

Excuse haste

haste, as 9

am

off to Macar

agree in nearly

Mr. May, after what I have heard this morning,

state, that, I, as a member of the Caldwel

Commission, was firmly of impression,

'Still, that there

were not

and am so

only good grounds for

' bringing nearly all the changes, bent that

Dome

of

them weere

proven against Mr baldwell,

1

as the Report will shew; and I think that the

were

proves ueen of such a serious

• Charge which

Nature,

Scoth, I. P.

of the 24" July 1838

'But, as Mr. Davies and I

'all matters relative to the Caldwell Inquiry,

he

will act

dono in

- for me, if

there

is

any thing to bee opinion in the subject:

further giving an opinion

How Excituincy with judge from the

deserve

perusal of the letters how far I deans to have

etter ver of the 5 July 1858.

it

reended

of

me under the hand,

of

the

Acting Colonial Secretary, that I have

been

'aw

guilty of precipitancy intemperance,

afficmance of Malignity, and

' and introducing vituperatives

and

fourtiality:

defamatory

Matter