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Identifier: nfldquart190911uoft (find matches)
Title: Newfoundland Quarterly 1909-11
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Evans, John J.
Subjects: Newfoundland and Labrador Studies and Periodicals
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Contributing Library: Memorial - University of Newfoundland

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I urged him strongly to culivate his great literary gifts as shown
by his juvenile production—"Letters from High Latitudes."
I wanted him to write an adequate life of Sir Walter Raleigh,
but the misfortunes of his latter days had broken his high spirit.
When the Governor is a very able man his influence is all
powerful. Responsible Government was introduced into this
Colony by Sir Charles Darling. The way he held absolute
sway over his Ministers, and ruled the Colony, was something
very remarkable. Later in life he became Governor of Victoria,
and his success was very striking.
The news has recently come to us that Earl Grey's term of
office, as Governor-General of Canada, is to be continued for
the full six years. The universal joy throughout the Dominion
on the receipt of this news must be very gratifying to his Lord-
ship. His tact, courtesy, and supreme good judgment has made
his stay in office a splendid success.
The Earl's position as a most successful Ruler of the Domin-

THE NEWFOUNDLAND QUARTERLY.—6.
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Photo by J. C. Parsons.

A. C. GOODRIDGE, ESQ., A.D.C.,
Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries
SIR WM. MACGREGOR, G.C.M.G., C.B., ETC.
Governor
W. R. WARREN, ESQ., A. B.C.,
Speaker House of Assembly.


ion can rest on its own foundation, and it would be invidious to
make comparisons between his Lordship and his illustrious pre-
decessors. He has made his own reputation. Let that suffice.
He will always be gratefully remembered for his public spirit,
his wonderful tact and admirable judgment. It will be hard to
find a fitting successor to such a successful Ruler.
During my seventy-five years experience I have met ail kinds
of Governors—most of them have been gentlemen, kindly and
courteous. Three threatened me with dismissal. One stole my best
Report and affidavits and passed them off at the Colonial Office
as his own original work. I have found military men the worst
offenders in the case of releasing the better class of offenders
without the Magistrate's sanction or report. I paid off their
Excellencies by publishing very full reports of the evidence in
every case where they had released prisoners without consulting
me as the convicting Magistrate.


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