I have received your Despatch of the 6th July, No 39,
dealing with the question of the position and residence of
Mr James Cooper the Harbour Master of British Columbia.
2. I have acquainted Mr Cooper with your Grace's views as
to his place of Residence, and he will shortly take up his
permanent abode
at
at New Westminster.
3. I thank your Grace for your pertinent remarks upon the
intermeddling of Public Officers with Politics and Political
Journals, and I shall not fail, should occasion require, to
communicate the substance of those remarks to the Officers
holding Appointments under my Government.
Put by. (I infer from the Governor's language that he did
not see occasion at this time to communicate to Mr Cooper
the remarks about opposition to the Govt.)