CO129-122 - Sir MacDonnell - 1867 [5-6] — Page 20

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from the change because that should not

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for a moment be regarded:

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motive for

introducing it. Nevertheless it is clear that

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systems, and on that ground

alore it would be impolitic and useless, to

endraver to establish the system without

exacting such security for its officint working

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then be enabled to resume

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better love

its Military

omitted

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contribution, and also to dispense with

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the Stamp Act- results of the highest

importantes, although only collaterally, and,

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I may say,

even accie

accidentally springing

entirely

from a policy adopted for reasons unconnected rich considerations of Recume.

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devise

can

If Her Majesty's Government en

any simpler scheme for releasing the Police from the fruitless and ingroping duties

now cast on them

- them by the cisting haw I

shall devote myself le-giving it a trial,

and

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for from presuning to say

I have exhausted all available

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suppressing gaming muely breause I have nxhausted all suggested to myself. would howen respectfully, inge that the

present state of things is evidently

and that consequently

misalisfactory, and that

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