8.
under the
very eye of the Superintendent, I exacted more attention and
deanlines ; where the stones belonging
to the Force were attended to, and
even
-allowed to rot in neglect, I sought to establish proper surveillance and individual responsibility; and lastly, where I found the effortant Supermtendents without
any specific duties, and the authority which they should have weernised virtually
handed
over to ignorant and self- sufficient men of inferior rante and expacity, Fordured such arrangements
made
were
calentated
a
well
to lighten the duties of the Captai
Superintendent,
as
to
gave
to his
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immediate subordinates that interest
and responsibility in the branches of the service respectively assigned to their care which could alone tend
to the benefit of the whole. I could enlarge upon
9.
each of there changes
ao
all and)
evidences of
glaring mal- administration, and give abundant proof of the correctness of
the statements I have made, but
object to be attained by length, and therefore I will only further observe that it was
Marve
in
-quence of this general state of disorganization and want of system and _ displine, which Mr. Creagh admitted most unreservedly alihrough
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