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-control, has caused much dissatisfaction, and Icmnot but think that the plan which is now

being adopted of asking. the assent of the Connail to compunditure

before it has been incurred, is wise

and Sound.

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Drubtless, circumstances may

in the which a Governor might feel himself compelled to uct with a promptitude which would preclude the summaning of

Connail,

or

at variance with the

- opinions of its Members, but such

Enses would be most rare; and as

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-general rule, I see no reason why expenditure should be incurred without previous approval of the

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Council and why without sucks approval the Auditor, should be required to pass

Accounti

I have the honor to be,

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Your Most Obedival Sewwant

Obedient,

I. Gandina Suction Auditor Geneal