Notice to Correspondents.

New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 23, 8 November 1845, Page 2

Notice to Correspondents.

We have received the letter of Ru.li.irri Conway. We, have no ri >übt but that lie has hasl justice i'aiily, und imparti ihty ad-ninisU'red to liim, a 3 well as received no more than merited punishment for his crimes. We have to acknowledge the letter of " A permanent Iles'dent.'" — He miht he quite av\are that the whole question must involve many, in the limited society of Auckland, in acrimonious disputes. We would first ohserve on what our correspondent has been pie issml to term " our utter absurdity of representation of motives. 1 ' Ja reply, — our object was Rtnuine, and we say advisedly to our incognilo, — that the best mode of eulorcmg- judicious selection, of person? occupying protnineut responsible offices in such public comnien lable Institutions, is, Cor per) tlemen, whose character a id standing in society is beyond^ question, to come lor ward and support an Institution, of the advantages «»f whith there ran be no question. We arc per/cclly independent. To uphold such an Institutiou as the Mechanics', ue shall ever be most h ippy t.> promote, with our fi lend, harmony, but not with discord, from the other differences of the projected Co leeit Cumnnlle.', ne beg leave to absolve ourselves.