The Administration of the Colonies : Wherein Their Rights And Constitution Are Discussed And Stated
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But in thefe popular governments, and where every executive officer is under a dependence for a temporary, wretched, and I had almoil faid, arbitrary fupport to the deputies of the people, — it will be no injuflice to the frame of human nature, either in the perfon of the fudges, of the juries, or even the popular lawyer to fuggeft, how little the crown, or the rights of government, when bppofed to the fpirit of democracy, or even to the paf- fions of the populace, has to expect of that fupport..., maintenance, and guard ianfbip, which the courts are even by the conftitution fuppofed to hold for the crown — Nor would it be any injuftice to any of the colonies, juft to remark in this place, how difficult, if ever practicable it is in any of their courts of common law to convict any perfon of a vio- lation of the laws of trade, or in any matter of crown revenue. Some of our acts of par- liament direct the profecution and punifh- ment of the breach of the laws of trade, to take its courfe in the courts of Vice-admi- ralty : And it has been thought by a very great practitioner, that if the laws of trade were regulated on a practicable application of them to the ftate of the colony trade, that every breach of them fhould be profecuted in the fame way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in thefe popular governments, and where every executive officer is under a dependence for a temporary, wretched, and I had almoil faid, arbitrary fupport to the deputies of the people, — it will be no injuflice to the frame of human nature, either in the perfon of the fudges, of the juries, or even the popular lawyer to fuggeft, how little the crown, or the rights of government, when bppofed to the fpirit of democracy, or even to the paf- fions of the populace, has to expect of that fupport..., maintenance, and guard ianfbip, which the courts are even by the conftitution fuppofed to hold for the crown — Nor would it be any injuftice to any of the colonies, juft to remark in this place, how difficult, if ever practicable it is in any of their courts of common law to convict any perfon of a vio- lation of the laws of trade, or in any matter of crown revenue. Some of our acts of par- liament direct the profecution and punifh- ment of the breach of the laws of trade, to take its courfe in the courts of Vice-admi- ralty : And it has been thought by a very great practitioner, that if the laws of trade were regulated on a practicable application of them to the ftate of the colony trade, that every breach of them fhould be profecuted in the fame way.
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