which he has no concern. If he falls below a certain standard of capacity too much he is invalided, but until that happens, the Govt cannot accept, or might not accept, a relinquishment of part of his salary by way of offering an allowance. It has no claim on the Colony, and its acceptance involves an incongruous obligation.
It will be remembered that he O'Brien was recently offered and referred the Colonial Surgeonship of Trinidad at £1200 a year.
I do not say, considering his ability is phenomenal and straightforward dealing he is a more valuable Colonial Secretary than any one whom I am aware of who could succeed him.
I think this should be done or perhaps Lord Ripon would prefer to write to him privately.
to tell him the money cannot be refunded by this Govt and that it cannot be accepted. In that case only a deep letter from the Governor would be wanted, which could be prepared before His departure for winter quarters.
O'Brien
Run 4/5
I will answer Mr O'Brien in a private letter which should be prepared for my signature long before St Quintin is in a position to communicate with the Govt.
& Sir B. Meade. It should be touched in a civil and considerate tone.
Since death out, with these points now, I leave it to you to see further.
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OBrien
Run 4/5
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see further
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R. 51/5251 jug 16/5
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