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Legislative Conneil, I venture respectfully to remark that
one
reasons,
of the prinsipal which render expedient the
principle of a
a session with
it's correlative recess, does not exist here, Where a large
number
of the Legislators live at a distance from the seat of the Legislature, it is evidently "desirable that the business should be compressed into as short a time as practicable, in order that they may have
the
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the opportunity of spending reasonable portion of the year
at their homes. But here in
this
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a
very small Colony, where the distance of the residence
of
no member is s
sufficient to -prevent the whole "Council being ordinarily brought together
ether at an hour's notice, I cannot but think it best
in the public interest that
the
appointment of a meeting at any time should not be hampered by the interposition