an intimation from the Major General conveyed through the Assistant Military Secretary in reply to a letter from the Colonial Government, acknowledging the receipt of the telegram which it spoke of as
"superseding" the several orders, that
he had felt it his duty to bring the matter in a despatch, a copy of which he had enclosed, to the notice of the Secretary of State for War, wherein he characterized the conduct of the Colonial Government as
obstructive to the
gratuitous transaction of public business.
In this letter the Major General also avows for the first time that he never meant his order to include financial correspondence, and he actually charges the Colonial Government with knowing this perfectly well throughout, and this in the face of Colonel Barzano's answer to Mr. Smith's direct inquiry on this point, in the face of the invitations of the Colonial Government to revert to the old system of direct communication, thereby shewing clearly how they regarded his instructions, and in the face also of the actual acquiescence in that very point by Captain Molony.
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an intimation from the major General conveyed through the Assistant Military becretary in reply to a letter from the Colonial Governmerut. acknowledging the receipt of the telegram which it spoke of as
" superceding " the Severals orders, that
he had felt it his duty to bring the matter in a despatch, a copy of which he had Enclosed, to the rolice of the decretary of State for har. wherein he characterized, the conduct of the Colonial Government as
obstructive to the
Gratuitously transaction of public business-
In this letter the Major General also allows the Government is the
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for the first time that he never meant his order to include financial Correspondence, and be actually charge, the Colonial Government with knowing - this perfectly well throughout, and this in the face of Colonel Bavzano; Answer to M. Smith's direct inquiry on this point, in the face of the invitations of the Colonial Government to revert to the old system of derech communication, thereby shewing clearly how they regarded his instructions, and in the face laoth of the actual acquiescence
in Chat. The Endom very ponit by Captane Molony The Page 67. addressed his application for the
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