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taken as
seen in a
a Commercial record
and reference in offices is never
Gentleman's house in the Colony. The Chamber of Commerce recently established, and composed of representatives of every influential Firm here, have I believe refused to allow the Puprter of that Paper to be present at their sittings
Aurnish a Copy of
their proceedings
to that Journal. and I Know that the chamber have for mouths
been unanimous
A
to the
great
want of a respectable daily paper and been considering how best to assist in the establishment
one.
This will explain the
attack which Mr. Murrow makes
in the letter now transmitted
the subservience of
the
upon
non- Official members of Conneil, than whom, I care only assert that there are not in all China three more upright, influential, and independent Gentlernen
his
It will also account constant attacks in his paper upon the whole incrcantile community for what the describes as their "apathy and "want of public spirit". In short they will not countenance or support him in his proeadings
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