The Case of the President Or Governor And of the Council of Madrass Fairly Sta
The Case of the President Or Governor And of the Council of Madrass Fairly Sta
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If there are any fuch, that which lodges civil and military authority in dif- . Ferent hands muft be one.
The counteracting this conftitutional principle, and vefting the Governor with all military and civil pawer, was more than the Council had authority to do, confequently arbitrary and illegal ; and Sir Robert would have been perfectly juftifiable, if he had refufed to obey them. I think his acquiefence improper; but, furely, not of that kind of impropriety, which can be called abfurd or viol...ent.
Thofe who have attempted to fupport Lord Pigot's claims over his Council, and to reprobate the arreft of his Lordmip's perfon, have affectedly gone into the difputes of the Nabob of Arcot and Rajah of Tanjore. That the eonteft between thofe Princes gave rife to the divifions of the Council : That it was in the difcuffion of thefe affairs, as well as others> that the queftion of rjrSg^arofe between the Prefident and the majority of the Council, is a fact neither party has any occafion to deny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there are any fuch, that which lodges civil and military authority in dif- . Ferent hands muft be one.
The counteracting this conftitutional principle, and vefting the Governor with all military and civil pawer, was more than the Council had authority to do, confequently arbitrary and illegal ; and Sir Robert would have been perfectly juftifiable, if he had refufed to obey them. I think his acquiefence improper; but, furely, not of that kind of impropriety, which can be called abfurd or viol...ent.
Thofe who have attempted to fupport Lord Pigot's claims over his Council, and to reprobate the arreft of his Lordmip's perfon, have affectedly gone into the difputes of the Nabob of Arcot and Rajah of Tanjore. That the eonteft between thofe Princes gave rife to the divifions of the Council : That it was in the difcuffion of thefe affairs, as well as others> that the queftion of rjrSg^arofe between the Prefident and the majority of the Council, is a fact neither party has any occafion to deny.
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