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of purpose and of action which
should undoubtedly be the object of an inveterate with public
"all who
inferiority for
ndu
the maintenance of
Law and order. We beg respectfully to assure His Excellency that as long
as
we remain in the Commission
of
the Peace he will find in us, equally with our
fellow Justices who
are
his
immediate subject & "Memorandum, perfect unity of purpose both in maintaining law and order which is our
duty) and
in resisting
any
ill-advised interference with our freedom and independence of action in that respect.
& it is not merely
our Firm
but it is a universally recognised
axiom, with which
we cannot suppose
His Excellency to be unacquainted, that
a Magistrate in his
official capacity on the Bench is bound to obey even the highest
the executive and to
be
executive
as
Council, must not only need not, but
dare not submit to
any dictation,
even
or interference
by a higher judicial
authority, except in the regular course of appeal. We most deeply regret to recognise in His Excellency's Memorandum
an unconstitutional
and unjustifiable attempt to interfere with, and dictate to, the Magistrates of this Colony in their judicial capacity
50.
57.
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of purpose and of action which
chould undoubtedly be the object of an invicted with public
"all who
intiority for
ndu
the maintenance of
Law and order. We by recuectfully to assure His helling that is long
as
we remain in the Commission
the Pence he will find in us equally with on
of
fellow Justices who
A
his
form the immediate cufject & "hiemorandum, perfect unity of purrose both in maintaining ver and order which is our
auty ) and
Band auto and in
privilege
resisting
ill
fimserver interference with our feciom and inderendence of action in that respect.
& is not merely
our Fiinim
but it is a universally recoquised
axiom / with which
we cannot suurose
His breellence to be unacquainted that
a Magistrate in his
Official onancity on the Bench is surain to even mumber
the breentive and to
am
Scentive
F
Council, mun not only need not, but
dare not submit to
n dictation,
even
am interference
by a higher judicial
Enume
authority, creest in the regular of appeal. We most deerly regret to recognize in Ais breellency's Memorandum
an unconstitutional
and unjustifiable attempt to interfere with, and dictate to, the Magistrates of this Plory in their pudicial capacity
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