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perhaps, having regard to my position, as Contrasted with the known character of the
Author, are more than the case requires.
I will thank
accepted by the opposite party or his Counsel,
upon
which state
of facts, I venture to anticipate,
with some degree of confidence, the decision of
Government,
the
you
therefore to inform
His Excellency that I kinno nothing- whatever of Mr. Galdwell, that I never proposed or suggested him as an arbitrator,
in
case whatever, either in Court or out
any case.
of Court, and that, at this moment; I
am
unacquainted with the charges.~ preferred against him, or the
which he
upon.
Service.
the grounds
was dismissed the public.
Whenever
ettr. Caldwell's name?
and
that it is no
sail
part
of a Judge's duty to enquire into the Antecedents of a proposed Arbitrator, or to
decide n
upon
the qualifications be
office, it being.
prosess for the office,
may
in all cases,
sufficient if the parties their Counsel on
the matters in difference
to
Agents agree to his decision.
refer
His Excellency is probably
aware
of the reasons
which induco Chinese
litigants or their bonnel to select Ar
has been proposed.
As an
Arbitrator, in
my
bout, it has been by one of the partics his Counsel, and such proposal has been
or
Caldwell
as
an
Arbitrator, it is this,
that he has the reputation of being
better acquainted with the language
t
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