tly nothinghas been done. The true reason appears to be that the Govern-ment was not sufficiently impressed with its importance to feelthat they would receive public gratitude by taking it up, andwould lose anything by procrastination. Whose fault is this ?The committee which had charge thereof… … committee has been lax, put in new men with a backbonestarched up to the proper stiffness, and let this remedy bebrought about next session without fail. Surely with all thechicanery, corruption and fraud that is now being openly prac-tised, some person can be secured who can present enough…
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