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honor to enclave.

Vcannot wonder that

Colonel Caine should seek protection from that calum. nois Ivituperative spinit.- which seems to delight in miss his fphick has given mor trouble to the Government than all its other embarrass= ment & which, it became at

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last absolutely necessary to with vigorously, if

deal with.

the Government meant to

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e authority or pespect To far from the Lieut. Governor having partial judge, or a willing

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condemner of M. • An

• An skerp- it is within my knowledge

that his councils to Mr. Anstey have been temperates Ofriendly

and that on

questions on which he had

formed anopinion, he has "heen mort unwilling to tabes

to Mr.

in officials part. With preferences Anstey's resuscitation of refuted charges

or rather

Cinuations of corruptions against Colonel Caine, of beg to refer to my Deopatah. W. 13, dated 8th May, 1854, addressed to His strace the