A Memoir of the Life of William Livingston Member of Congress in 1774 1775 a
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OF "Upon this I addressed myself to the prince, as stadtholdcr and liead of tlie judiciary, but to no purpose. My opponents now changed their mode of attack, and said no more of judicial proceedings, in wliich they had no ho|)cs of success ; but my lord the stadtholder proposed, and the knight- hood immediately assented to the proposition, that the only question submitted for adjudication should be, what amount of satisfaction 1 should give to be restored to the government. In oppo- sition to t...his I presented a memoir, not yet printed, and which 1 shall take the liberty of sending to your Excellency, wherein I urged, in the strongest terms, that my accusers should commence a suit against me, which I might defend according to law, and that the decision of an impartial judge should bind both parties ; but this was a favour I coidd not obtain. They refused me the privilege, not denied even to a malefactor, viz. To be judged according to the laws of the land. — In one word, I am excluded from all share in the government.
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OF "Upon this I addressed myself to the prince, as stadtholdcr and liead of tlie judiciary, but to no purpose. My opponents now changed their mode of attack, and said no more of judicial proceedings, in wliich they had no ho|)cs of success ; but my lord the stadtholder proposed, and the knight- hood immediately assented to the proposition, that the only question submitted for adjudication should be, what amount of satisfaction 1 should give to be restored to the government. In oppo- sition to t...his I presented a memoir, not yet printed, and which 1 shall take the liberty of sending to your Excellency, wherein I urged, in the strongest terms, that my accusers should commence a suit against me, which I might defend according to law, and that the decision of an impartial judge should bind both parties ; but this was a favour I coidd not obtain. They refused me the privilege, not denied even to a malefactor, viz. To be judged according to the laws of the land. — In one word, I am excluded from all share in the government.
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