CO129-085 - Sir Robinson - 1862 [1-4] — Page 405

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Imail and I will at the same time forward all the correspondence which has reently taken place with public Offices here on

the subject of their instigating false

and malicious attacks

upon

the

Government in the Newspapers;

until the receipt of

which

perhaps your

в

brace will

change.

suspend your judgment on this

I have

now gone through Mr Murrows letter the general tern and style of which justify I think, my commenting, in

в

few concluding observations,

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upon Mr Mussow himself, his proceedings, and his paper, with a freedom which under other circumstances I should have been desirous to avoid. I belien the plain and simple truth to be that Mr Murrow is anxious

and has been doing his best for some time to get up a disturbance here, and is disappointed at his entire failure beyoud his most sanguine expectation which he says attended sepon his embarking

The

success

in Journalisun was attributable

to the distracted state

7 at that time consequent on

the Colony !

the