Canada And The States Recollections 1851 To 1886 By Sir E. W. Watkin

























































































































































 -  Still, anxious to witness the success of a project which,
energetically managed, is so intrinsically sound, I refrained from
writing - Page 181
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Still, Anxious To Witness The Success Of A Project Which, Energetically Managed, Is So Intrinsically Sound, I Refrained From Writing To You To Decline The Responsibility, Hoping That The Original Plan Of Delegation, Though Delayed, Would Be Carried Out.

That plan, I must observe, involved not a mere commission of engineers to explore the route for a telegraph

To Jasper House, as assumed in the Secretary's letter of the 13th inst., but far wider objects, the realization of which would, I venture to think, have given satisfaction at home, and have dissipated many misconceptions, now existing, inimical to the interests of the new proprietary.

"Your letter to me of the 6th July did not reach me till the 20th, and in the meantime the newspaper notices in England led to many official and unofficial inquiries from me, involving difficulty of answer. I found, in fact, that the staff of the Hudson's Bay Company was quite at fault, and that public men in Canada misunderstood the objects of the new organization, for want of information very simple in its nature, but which - except so far as the prospectus authorized me - I had no right to supply.

"Several of the Hudson's Bay Company's chief factors and traders had, it appeared, addressed a memorial to the then Governor and Committee, some months ago, upon the rumoured sale of the property, and had been, as stated to me, informed that no transfer was likely to take place, or would in fact be undertaken without previous consultation; and yet these gentlemen learnt for the first time from the public papers that new arrangements had been made.

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