History of Australia And New Zealand
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#--The Constitutions which had been framed forthe colonies by the Imperial Parliament in 1850 were not expected to bemore than temporary. The British Government had wisely determined toallow each of the colonies to frame for itself the Constitution which itdeemed most suitable to its requirements, and had instructed theLegislative Councils which were elected in 1851 to report as to thewishes of their respective colonies. In Sydney the Council entrusted theframing of the new Constitution to a co...mmittee, which decided to adoptthe English system of government by two Houses--the one to represent thepeople as a whole, the other to watch over the interests of those who, by their superior wealth, might be supposed to have more than anordinary stake in the welfare of the country. It was very quicklyarranged that the popular House should consist of not less thanfifty-four members, to be elected by men who paid a small rental, orpossessed property of a certain annual value. But with regard to thenature of the Upper House, it was much more difficult to come to adecision.
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#--The Constitutions which had been framed forthe colonies by the Imperial Parliament in 1850 were not expected to bemore than temporary. The British Government had wisely determined toallow each of the colonies to frame for itself the Constitution which itdeemed most suitable to its requirements, and had instructed theLegislative Councils which were elected in 1851 to report as to thewishes of their respective colonies. In Sydney the Council entrusted theframing of the new Constitution to a co...mmittee, which decided to adoptthe English system of government by two Houses--the one to represent thepeople as a whole, the other to watch over the interests of those who, by their superior wealth, might be supposed to have more than anordinary stake in the welfare of the country. It was very quicklyarranged that the popular House should consist of not less thanfifty-four members, to be elected by men who paid a small rental, orpossessed property of a certain annual value. But with regard to thenature of the Upper House, it was much more difficult to come to adecision.
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