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the Excentive Council in question. Pist
was right to Consult
inv
Council
M
every
point at ipue is manifest. A Governa
is famished
canichen by Her Majesty with a small group of confidential advisers to apist tim
with thin counsel in all matters of public busines. Of ver there is a case in which a Governo is sure
copecially bound to
consult his advicers, and to put himself,
ne it
were
into the hands of the Secentive
Council, it is under circumstances ench
The I have described, when
muk seems
beut
The
ww
fficer of high forcing disputes and
personal questions uson the Governor in the
- conduct of public business
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When Mr. Childers Brewves the
: Council
muintes Ex.
19 May 1800
C
way in which the Major General peaks of bis colleagues at the Executive Counsit,
the apertion that he is the only
me
that is
independent, and his reference to one member as "a Schoolinncter". I hope the Secretary
A
Ff State for
War will note the earnest desire
of those gentlemen to conciliate the Major General. The last paragraph in the
follows:-
Minutes of Council is as
"As regards the General's rival dinner party and his Keeping the Band, the Connell
a very grave
tronaly of opinion that a Military scanial will wrive if it is not stoped, and theretne it is veerbed that
H. acting Glonial becutary drew up an application to the apictant Silitary Lecuten
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