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) The man evidently had originally no such object, and never wished to do anything of the kind ; but faithlessness to him made him irritable, and he said to himself, *' Well, since I have been thus treated, why should I conceal the facts I know ?" To me, the process of think- ing, and mode of acting in this affair, are quite natural and intelligible. Why so much ad» about his motives ? Why not in a manly manner take his evidence, and sift his charges to the bottom ? I do not wish to enter into ...the point of whether the charges are true or not : I look only at the manner in which they have been dealt with. Krushnajee went to the Judge. What did the Judge do? The Judge seemed to know his duty. I do not understand why he should have been obliged to refer these proceedings ultimately to Government. I was not before av/are that that was the system in India ; but if it is, it is a very bad one, because it is quite impossible for a Judge to be independent under such a system. The Deputy-Chairman said, that " recom- mended" was a stronger term than the letter of Mr.
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) The man evidently had originally no such object, and never wished to do anything of the kind ; but faithlessness to him made him irritable, and he said to himself, *' Well, since I have been thus treated, why should I conceal the facts I know ?" To me, the process of think- ing, and mode of acting in this affair, are quite natural and intelligible. Why so much ad» about his motives ? Why not in a manly manner take his evidence, and sift his charges to the bottom ? I do not wish to enter into ...the point of whether the charges are true or not : I look only at the manner in which they have been dealt with. Krushnajee went to the Judge. What did the Judge do? The Judge seemed to know his duty. I do not understand why he should have been obliged to refer these proceedings ultimately to Government. I was not before av/are that that was the system in India ; but if it is, it is a very bad one, because it is quite impossible for a Judge to be independent under such a system. The Deputy-Chairman said, that " recom- mended" was a stronger term than the letter of Mr.
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