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complaint having

ever been made.

by miGibbons that he had not entire control over his Department. The only questions that have ever

arisen have been

avour to

ende

as to

his

supersede the Judges

in their extra judiced functions.

As to complaint B. that papers have been removed from his custody

so that he could

not prodrice onginal vouchers

to the Auditor. The short

to this

drawer

vague complaint is that Auditor has passed in fact

Mr. Gibbons

the

all the accounts

f

and there I night leave the

matter

+

Best

is grave.

AA

this complaint 13

in its character I have

tried to trace out it's

fround. The

are almost

words of MN. Thomson identical with letter W. by 2- Gibbons which I endlove. This is

of

of

m

the only complaint dever heard

that

I

rror v

mr. Gibbons ever made.

send herewith copies

a.

three letters. I also send (the original having been lost) letter by Mr Stageland to myself

stating the purport of his

to

vrry

Busty

inquiry, and stating

what afterwards occursed.

4. Mr.

In my letter Gibbons herewith of August

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