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absolutely the inherent night of the
Executive to refuse the services of any
man
whose re-enlistment
might
cincxpedient to the Public interests.
10.
It
so slight as quite to take it out of the Category if what are
as vested interests.
be
M.
thought that such a
so
" privilege, so construed, would amount
to un absolute right to remain in the
Force for ten
as a privilege
years. if it was to be treated
at all. It could not,
however, be a reated privilege
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the
0
long
prower remained
remained of dismissing
at once such person so reenlisting
against the wish of the Government
that power which it
was not derried.
did excist, could not exist without
frendering the so called privilege of no
value whatever,
ON
at least of a value
of
generally regarded
The Government has too much to gain by encouraging good
the service to leave room
the least
danger
men to enter
•for apprehending
to the interests of any
mentorious person anxious to reenlist,
and thereby mative a title to a
under the
new
a pension
Regulations, whilst, if
their right to reentist
were made.
absolute and irrespective of merit, their
progress
pension would
privilege being
cut short
towards
maturing
a claim to a
only
by
lead to such
their ejectment
of
protecting the public
was
lift
It to me.
from the force, if no other means
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