unhesitatingly affirm and am prepared to prove to the satisfaction of the Executive Council, that
a. in making the communication which I did make to Per Johnson regarding der Haytlar Ewas4, I was not actuated by any bad animus against der Haytlar; that I was not compelled by any motive of self-interest but under repeated and urgent instructions of his Excellency the Governor; that I was acting in good faith, believing all that I stated to be true and necessary to be told in defence of his Excellency the Governor's interests; that I invented nothing but repeated what I understood the Governor to have told me and what I knew him to have told to others; that I said all that I did say in reply to questions pressed upon me, without volunteering any statement;
b. that in writing my letter of the 5th November to der Johnson, and in entering into communication with der Hayllar regarding withdrawal of the case Hayllar v. Eitel, and in making the retractations I did make about the withdrawal of that case, I was, from first to last, acting under the instructions and with the approval of his Excellency the Governor; that in allowing the case to be withdrawn I was sacrificing my own interests, which demanded a public inquiry, to the interests of his Excellency the Governor; and that having made this sacrifice I look to the confidential enquiry of the Executive Council to vindicate my conduct.
In order, therefore, that I may not be unjustly left under an imputation of which I desire to clear myself, I beg...
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unhesitatingly affirm and am prepared to prove to the satisfaction of the Executive
Buncil, that
a. in making the communication which I did matic to Per Johnson
segarding der Haytlar Ewas 4.
not with
any
aching
bad animus against
Der daytlar; that I was not compelled by any
motive of self-interest but under repented and urgent instruchous of his Excellency the Governor ; that I was acting in good
od faith, believing
all to
be true and to the mcusary
to be bold in defence of this Recellency the Governor's interests; that I invented nothing but regrated what I understood the Governor to have told. me and what I knew him to have
told to others; that I said all Ir
did say statement, but in reply to questions
without volunteering any
pressed upon me;
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- b., that in writing my letter
writing my letter of the 5th
Arvember
K
November to der Johnson,
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in entering
exto communication with der Haylar
regarding withdrawal of the case
Hayllar
v. Eitel and in malling the
retractations Idir make to
about the withdrawal
bring
I of that case,
I was, from first to last, acting
under the instructions and with
he approval of dis Pavellency the Governer; that in
allowing the
case to the withdrawn Jerus
sacrificing my own raterests, which
demander à public inquiry.
interests of this Pecellency
to the
the
Governer; and that having made
this sacrifice I look to the
confidential enquiry of
the
Executive Council to vindicate
my
conduct.
In order, therefore, that I may not be
unjustly left under an imputation of which I desire to clear myself, I bes
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