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"Machowwvon's apprehension, I said
"Depend
"
"
"
upon
it,
you
will re
the connection with such a sconmore!
Mr. Caldwell's reply was the
you
can firquently turn roques to
"good account, or something to that "effect. Ite thought that he was
using Machow long
h
tool, and
"I thought that wachomwong
using
Thim." Nevertheless,
Mas
notwithstanding repented warnings, M. Caldwell persisted in a
long
and intimate connection with the Pirate, and by so doing has caused much public scandal and brought infinite discredit upon
7
which the
was a
the Government
trusted Sewant.
The interests of humanity and justio also have been prejudiced to an almoré incalculable extent by his proceedings, and such being the case Mr Caldwell cannot in my opinion,
now
cscape from
the
responsibility
which belongs to him for his acts
fo
the
consequences
which have
followed them, by simply stating
that he believed and still believes machowlbong to have been an innocent and perscented individual.
Such a belief, if it ever really exciter,
is now proved to have been evroucous.
and, even
even ass
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Mr.
issuming the truth Caldwell' was belief, it would be only right
that he should suffer for such blindnes
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