Col Scotts Letter to Judge Nevius Mr Lupp And Mr Wood of New Brunswick O
Col Scotts Letter to Judge Nevius Mr Lupp And Mr Wood of New Brunswick O
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No, he could not be. There is no authority to elect for either more or less. More is not confided to the electors ; less they could not exercise. — There is no authority given for ten or six months. It is for the teTrm, whether much or little, more or less. It is all the period of time over which, for this puqiose, the legislature have any control.
Let me ask again— Did not Governor WiUiamson know his rights? Was that sound lawyer and profound jurist, ignorant of constitutional principles? Did ...he, too, submit to have nearly one half his term of one calendar year, curtailed by legislative usurpation? Did the legislature do more or other than their predecessors had uniformly done? The legislature of 1776-77, the whigs of the Revolution, told Governor Livingston — You were elected for a year; but it was not a calendar year. It was the political year marked out in the constitution. It ex- tends from August, 1776, to October, 1777. In like manner, the legislature of 1 792 said to Governor Howell — Your elec- tion, by the constitution, was for a political year, and it ex- tends from June, 1792, till the October of the same year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, he could not be. There is no authority to elect for either more or less. More is not confided to the electors ; less they could not exercise. — There is no authority given for ten or six months. It is for the teTrm, whether much or little, more or less. It is all the period of time over which, for this puqiose, the legislature have any control.
Let me ask again— Did not Governor WiUiamson know his rights? Was that sound lawyer and profound jurist, ignorant of constitutional principles? Did ...he, too, submit to have nearly one half his term of one calendar year, curtailed by legislative usurpation? Did the legislature do more or other than their predecessors had uniformly done? The legislature of 1776-77, the whigs of the Revolution, told Governor Livingston — You were elected for a year; but it was not a calendar year. It was the political year marked out in the constitution. It ex- tends from August, 1776, to October, 1777. In like manner, the legislature of 1 792 said to Governor Howell — Your elec- tion, by the constitution, was for a political year, and it ex- tends from June, 1792, till the October of the same year.
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