 But some six months before, Hall had written to Sir George Murray a letter in which he made 14 specific charges against Darling, and he had succeeded in enlisting the aid of Joseph Hume, who took up his cause in the British House of Commons.On 1 October 1831 Hall stated in "The Monitor" that Hume had informed him that Darling was to be recalled.The governor himself considered his recall was due to Hall's efforts, as he immediately wrote to Lord Goderich that anyone reading "The Monitor" would see that Hall's "triumph is complete".