and I have no doubt discouraging - and I have that the Treasurer feeling himself deserted, as it were, did subsequently cease to interest himself
in
his new duties as he ought to have done - Possibly his neglect may have nearly amounted to that degree of obstructiveness for which I would not hesitate to
suspend any Officer wilfully guilty thereof.
10.
I enclose a Copy of the correspondence in which the Treasurer first applied for aid because I do not find that it was ever forwarded to the Colonial Office,
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though I confess this early and prudent sense of his difficulties has weighed more with me in favour of the Treasurer, and I therefore regret its omission from the documents transmitted by the Colonial Secretary when administering the Government.
On the whole however I think the time for taking any special action in the matter has passed by - so far as any further action may be implied by Mr. Cardwell's desire that, if necessary, I should consult Executive Council with
my
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in
his new duties as he ought to have done - Possibly his neglect may have nearly amounted to that degree of obstructiveness for which I would not hesitate to
suspend any Officer wilfully guilty thereof.
10.
I enclose a Copy of the correspondence in which the Treasurer first applied for aid because I do not find that it was ever forwarded to the Colonial Office,
No 3. 284
though I confess this early and prudent sense of his difficulties has weighed more with me in favour of the Treasurer, and I therefore regret its omission from the documents transmitted by the Colonial Secretary when administering the Government.
On the whole however I think the time for taking any special action in the matter has passed by - so far as any further action may be implied by Mr. Cardwell's desire that, if necessary, I should consult Executive Council with my
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in
his new duties as he ought to have done - Possibly his neglect may have nearly amounted to that degree of obstructiveness for which I would not hesitate to
suspend any Officer wilfully guilty thereof.
10.
I enclose a Copy of the correspondence in which the Treasurer first applied for aid because I do not find that it was ever forwarded to the Colonial Office,
No 3. 284
though I confess this early and prudent sense of his difficulties has weighed more with me in favour of the Treasurer, and I therefore regret its omission from the documents transmitted by the Colonial Secretary when administering the Government.
On the whole however I think the time for taking any special action in the matter has passed by - so far as any further action may be implied by Mr. Cardwell's desire that, if necessary, I should consult Executive Council with my
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in
his new duties as he ought to have done - Possibly his neglect may have nearly amounted to that degree of obstructiveness for which I would not hesitate to
suspend any Officer wilfully guilty thereof.
10.
I enclose a Copy of the correspondence in which the Treasurer first applied for aid because I do not find that it was ever forwarded to the Colonial Office,
No 3.284
though I confess this early and prudent sense of his difficulties has weighed more with me in favour of the Treasurer, and I therefore regret its omission from the documents transmitted by the Colonial Secretary when administering the Government.
On the whole however I think the time for taking any special action in the matter has passed by - so far as any further action may be implied by Mr. Cardwell's desire that, if necessary, I should consult Executive Council with my
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10.
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