History of New Zealand volume 1
History of New Zealand volume 1
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It must not be supposed that the Acting-Governor had thus accepted responsible government either in the letter or the spirit. These representatives of the people had simply been invited to take seats in the Governor's Executive Council without holding any portfolios, and without any obligation on the part of the 304 HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND Governor or his nominee officials to be guided by their advice. Yet six days after those three members had accepted such a hopeless and helpless position, Mr.... Wakefield informed the House that he regarded the action of the Acting-Governor with a " supreme satisfaction- satisfaction without a drawback. " The Legislative Council at once complained that they were not officially connected with the Executive Government, and one of their members, Mr. Bartley, was added to the Executive. We say "officially connected" because the Attorney-General, Mr. Swainson, who was practically the Acting-Governor, had, probably by his own advice, been most improperly appointed to be Speaker of that Council, and carried far more real power to the nominated Council than was allotted to the House of Representatives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must not be supposed that the Acting-Governor had thus accepted responsible government either in the letter or the spirit. These representatives of the people had simply been invited to take seats in the Governor's Executive Council without holding any portfolios, and without any obligation on the part of the 304 HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND Governor or his nominee officials to be guided by their advice. Yet six days after those three members had accepted such a hopeless and helpless position, Mr.... Wakefield informed the House that he regarded the action of the Acting-Governor with a " supreme satisfaction- satisfaction without a drawback. " The Legislative Council at once complained that they were not officially connected with the Executive Government, and one of their members, Mr. Bartley, was added to the Executive. We say "officially connected" because the Attorney-General, Mr. Swainson, who was practically the Acting-Governor, had, probably by his own advice, been most improperly appointed to be Speaker of that Council, and carried far more real power to the nominated Council than was allotted to the House of Representatives.
What to read after History of New Zealand volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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