Colonial Despatches
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Despatch from London
Carnarvon, Earl to Seymour, Governor Frederick 6 March 1867, NAC :, 80.
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Carnarvon, Earl to Seymour, Governor Frederick 6 March 1867, NAC :, 80.
Despatch from London.
No. 19
6 March 1867
Sir,
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch No. 5
of the 21st of December enclosing a printed pamphlet, with other
documents, containing observations by the Chamber of Commerce of
Victoria on the statements made by you in your despatch of the 21st of
March 1865.
I have to request that you
will inform the Chamber of Commerce that
I do not think it necessary or advisable to enter into or prolong a
controversy upon the contents of a despatch written two years ago under
circumstances entirely different from those of the present time, and
upon a subject on which no practical question of administration now
depends.
will inform the Chamber of Commerce that
I do not think it necessary or advisable to enter into or prolong a
controversy upon the contents of a despatch written two years ago under
circumstances entirely different from those of the present time, and
upon a subject on which no practical question of administration now
depends.
I indulge a hope that before long any feelings of rivalry between
different sections of the Colony will disappear, and that all parties
will cheerfully give that cooperation which is so necessary to the
reputation and welfare of their country, in developing the appropriate
resources of each part of the united Colony.