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I am bound to say that I believe the Legislative Council is unanimously of opinion that if Her Majesty's Government is determined to enforce the demand, it would, under the circumstances which I have explained, be better and more constitutional if legal effect were given to such a decision by a permanent order in Council, pronouncing it to be both impolitic and unjust.
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your Most Obedient Servant, M[ac]G[regor] M[acleod]
As nothing can be more calculated to bring the function of legislation into contempt than to require the real Legislature from year to year to enact a measure which by a majority of eight to one it concurs with the entire community
With reference to paragraph 5 of this despatch, I beg to add that while the accompanying mails are being made up, the letter from the
10th September, 1854.
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12.
I am bound to and that
I believe the Legislative Council is unanimously of opinion that if Her Majesty's Government is retermined to
enforce
the demand
it would, under the circumstances which I have curlained, be better and more constitutional if legal
given to such a decision
effect were
were
by a permanent order in Council,
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pronouncing to be both impolitic and unjust. -
I have the hown to be,
Sir
Your Mort Midient Sewant,
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as
nothing
can
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calculated
to bring the function of legislation
inti conterist than to
than to require
the
treal Legislature from year to year to enact a measure which by majority of eight to one it concurs with the entire community
With
10th September, 1854-
reference to paragraph 5
this despatch I bey to add that while
the mails are
accompanying
being made up the
letter
from the
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