CO129-164 - Sir Kennedy - 1873 [7-9] — Page 232

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public Press with damaging misstatements.

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There was

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markal

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change for the better in the morale and harmony in the Force from the date of that officer's removal.. 9. Though the industry of the Goutienen composing- Commission has collectis information which has been highly useful to me, in the Cours of my personal inquiries and observation, I do not think that any practical good would be attained by making lingthy analysis of a Report founded on most conflicting

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evidence, and from which

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half (indied it is stâled

majority) of the Commissioners dissented. -

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It is proper for

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lo state thint the voluminous Minutes of Evidence and

accompanying fapers have never been printed.

11.. there was so much

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personal and of

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confidential nature, that the circulation of such document would have been froduction of great mischief, and lasting ill-will among,

those whore harmonious actiong