CO129-233 - Acting Governor Cameron - 1887 [6-8] — Page 168

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letter it is true that I

have deprecated, to the extent that I have mentioned

in my

letter to the Secretary

of state, the action

of

the

Government in connection

with this rendition

Case,

but I would scarcely go

So

for

as to

say

that I

I have directly challenged it.

I certainly think considering

the

grave

issues involved.

ngung

i a

Lav-spatter

in these rendition cases, and the vital importance the

issue possesses to men priori entitled

to our

protection, together with the fael that the Governor is the final judge of

the matters

sub-

submitted to him, it is

important that the Executive

hold aloof while the cases being heard, and refrain

are

from any intervention until

they

are

would not

before them, but I

that account.

on

wish to appear to be assuming

a

position of antagoniom. It

is I who have been attacked

and. I am only putting forward.

my view of the case extenuation

of my

un

own Conduct

and in defence of my own

office.

With

regard

to the

intended reference to the Council, I trust His Excellency will

not