CO129-141 - Public Offices - 1869 — Page 211

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den inffensials. M. 17/7

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(the withes to suggest two alterations in the proponed draps to Albock contained in the 2.0. letter of July 12.

1. The phrase "it does not appene opew * the cuticionn of Sir R. Macdonald" dres Not really with the formint. The Proclamation Stater that certain outrages committed notly gort Offices, lette purous, faluly apuming ther character,

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is untrue, & that have been committed by

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or may

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in the letter off. My men were not intended to Khan passin reperen.

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on Examination, to be

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no doubt it is right after Chein to maintain I wish instructions

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4 Telan

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if they think that infringement will show regulations with of pand

But for the sake of half?

I should be disposed then to send

officially the draft after

in 4005

H.K. to might privately make the tin alteration

if The notified – i.e. if it could be

done informally. M. 17/7

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(I wish to suggest two alterations in the proposed drafts to Albock contained in the C.O. letter of July 12.

1. The phrase "it does not appear open to the criticism of Sir R. Macdonald" does Not really fit the formint. The Proclamation States that certain outrages committed mostly by Govt Officials, letter persons, falsely assuming their character,

this Macdonald taps

the

is untrue, & that have been committed by

outrages officials & will be so

May

or may

again. All this is not so but this

Can