CO129-069 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 65

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and privation of my daily head-

auce rather than arrest the decree

denies me leave to be heard asamit

it.

To accomplish these his purposes.

کرنے

mpunity to the Corrupt, of

buidictiveness afaciest the reformer He treats the Report of the Commission.

which passed upon

the first and

examined sinto the statements of

the latter, as conclusive and

fince where it makes for lither.

purpose; as valueless and unjust

where it makes ajamist either. The

same procees of "thos weights and loo

meauures is applied withe manipulation

and analysis of the froops.

Inguing Report

Endener

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29,

2. Similar Contrast is presected

when the case of 5. Bridjes is compared

Houghong Foreman with trat

Au u

Gazette of

May

of

McCaldwell. In both

cases there coas

inquiry, and in

both the faers were found. These

are the only points they have in

Common. All that remains is

unline. Far prom having it thrust

upon sims and against everyon

protest, as was the case with the

baldwell commission, in my eegard

D. Bridges moited and took part

in nominating the Committee of the Legislation Council which tried

him. It consisted three afterward

Redexed to too members, all

of

personal friends of himself.