Williams goes on to say that feelings of contempt for the aformentioned parties was spreading into the minds of naval and military men, such as Mr Phillpotts who came after Henry Williams for "the purpose of hiding his own mismangement in the unhappy affair at Kororareka." Next, Williams writes of the proposed solutions to the trouble contemplating the possibility that the Bishop and Missionaries as well as Captain Fitzroy would be recalled. Then Williams reminds Marsh that it was only in the Northern part of the island that conflict was occuring, while in Auckland and Turanga Maori and Pakeha were at peace. Lastly, Williams writes of the circumstances of other misisonaries such as Mr Dudley, whos wife was dying, and Mr K[?] who was struggling in his employment at St Johns College in Auckland.