other · 1837
The Council records a protest against the sentiments expressed by the Surveyor-General regarding the necessity of bloodshed during an expedition on the Darling River, while acknowledging his actions were for the safety of his party.
These just, humane, and politic views should not be weakened by any apparent indifference on the part of this Council …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialSurveyor-General
OfficialGovernor
PersonBlacks
LocationDarling
Notice Date24th October
Notice Date17th December
Correspondence Date19th September, 18:35
NSW Government Gazette, No. 259, 21 January 1837.