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me to trace.
3.
As to the Acting Colonial Secretary's letter I have only to
remark that it was written at
my
dictation.
4. Public justice and official
honor alike demanded
of
my support M: Prall, when so wantonly
assailed.
5. I further held it expedicate
his
that Mr Murrow should be promptly and plainly maden aware that a Judge in the conscientions discharge of :ffice should receive such support, and that threats and accusations were powerless to intimidate
me in the
duty.
6.
performance of my
The rebuke administered to
Mr Morrow is no more
than
would be addressed by a Magistrate to the defendant
in
an
adinary
Police case,
and
the
of
fitness of
language I am a better judge
than the holiton of the
7
of
Daily
Press.
7. Staving however this made
my opinion of
his conduct
Known to M. Murrow, it is
not
my
intention to notice
him again except under instruction from your
Grace -
and from Mr. Morrow's second paragraph I am almost les
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