N° 374 relative to the general working of the system under which a few Gambling Houses are licensed with a view to the suppression of the far greater number of irregular and secret haunts, whose existence had formerly proved the prolific source of evils. Some of those evils, as Larceny amongst servants, I had shown to be many times diminished, and others to be wholly put down, as corruption of the Police by the Keepers of illegal gaming houses.
2. In the course of my explanations on those subjects, I had mentioned surprise at finding that the Licensees, whom I supposed to be heavy losers by the speculation, were nevertheless paying to Mr. Baldwell so large a Salary, $20,000 per annum, for superintending certain details of their business, more especially their relations with the Foreign Community and the Government.
3. His Grace was anxious, under the circumstances, that I should sever the Government from the agency of Mr. Baldwell, and I am sorry that my apparently insufficient report should have induced His Grace to suppose that the Government had any connection whatever with Mr. Baldwell in the matter, that he was so concerned therein as to be their Agent, or at all under the power or control of the Executive.
4. Mr. Baldwell is a person who stands...
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N° 374 relative to the general working of the system under which a few Gambling
Houses
are
licensed with a view to the
suppression of the far greater number of
irregular
and secret haunts, whose existence
had formerly proved the prolific source of evilo. Some of those as Larceny amongst rewants I had shown to be
many
peatly diminished, and others to be
jwholly put down. as
corruption of the
Police by the Harpers of illegal gaming.
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2.
In the
counse
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my
of my explanations fon those subjects I had mentioned surprise at finding that the Licensus, whom I supposed to be heavy lasers by then Speculation; nevertheles paying
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to Mr baldwell so large a Salary $20,000 per inmum for superintending certain details of their business,
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especially their relations with the Foreign Community and the Government:
3. His Grace was ans
was anxious under the circumstances that I should sever the
Government from the agency of MO? baldwell and I
am
my
Sony that apparently insufficient report, should have induced His Space to suppose that the
Goverment had any connection whatever
with Mr baldwell in the matter,
that he
was so concerned therein
their agent
Agent as to
come
or
at all under-
the power or control of the Executive. 4. Mor baldwell is a person, who stands
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