Summary: the Poligar undiscovered from his camp or town, nor that he should have attempted to force their way through the fort when cattle had been driven in for purposes of trade, and when the attention of the guard was on the alarm of ‘an order that had been regularly passed; but all these points were for your Lordship’s consideration, and condemned the Collector. not for a premeditated intention to utoff the Poligar, but for conduct unbecoming a public officer in the method he adopted to enforce our orders by cutting off all friendly communication with the Poligar, and resorting to measures which in their tendency brought on the cruel catastrophe. “204. We are sensible of the pains Mr. Jackson has taken to explain away the melancholy catastrophe that occurred at Ramnad, and of the feelings which the circumstance has excited in him. But we cannot, on mature reconsideration, alter our opinion of the case, or abate one tittle of the censure we have already passed upon him in our proceedings of the 26th inst.; and while we applaud the solicitude he seems to have felt, we cannot but observe that some of his letters to us do him great credit for the just and proper sentiments contained in them, and for the respect he has shown to the orders of the Board and to the regulations of the Company. A materially different mode should have been adopted by the Collector to enforce his measures when the necessity of enforcing them at all was by no means pressing ; but the Board could not sanction the violent act by which every friendly token of inter- course with the Poligar was all at once cut off, and it was not to be expected that he should have remained quiet under the infliction of a penalty which we have reason to believe that his ignorance must have considered as entailing the loss of his pollam.” This disastrous affair fully justified the modes employed by both Commander Hastings and Mr. Parish. 236 Hnstore- OF THE TINNEVELLY DEPARTMENT Ceresentu
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