Die Zollgesetze der österreichisch-ungarischen Monarchie nach dem gegenwärtigen Stande der Gesetzgebung nebst allen auf die Einhebung und Verwaltung der Zölle Bezug habenden Vorschriften und Erlässen

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Identifikator:: 834699508

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-88487

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Zauschner, E.

Title:: Die Zollgesetze der österreichisch-ungarischen Monarchie nach dem gegenwärtigen Stande der Gesetzgebung nebst allen auf die Einhebung und Verwaltung der Zölle Bezug habenden Vorschriften und Erlässen

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher:: Beck

Year of publication:: 1871

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (LVII, 525 S.)

Collection:: Economics Books

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228 THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT [PART II interest of 7 (seven) per cent.; and indeed, even to-day (1st of March), the Lieutenant-Governor is obliged to allow an Order in Council to be passed to obtain the last half million for the Government, without which the Government would be unable to meet its obligations, as I was informed by the Hon. the Provincial Treasurer to-day by order of the Prime Minister. The Premier did not let the Lieutenant-Governor know, then or since, that the Government were in such a state of penury as to necessitate special legislation to increase public taxation. Therefore the Lieutenant-Governor said and repeated these things to the Premier, and he deems it advisable to record them here, that they may serve as memoranda for himself and for the Premier. It therefore results : Ist. That although the Lieutenant-Governor has made many recommendations in his position as representative of the Crown to the Premier on these different subjects of public interest, his advisers have undertaken a course of administrative and legislative acts contrary to these recom- mendations, and without having previously advised him. 2nd. That the Lieutenant-Governor has been placed, without evil intention, but in fact, in a false position, by being exposed to a conflict with the will of the Legislature, which he recognizes as being, in all cases, supreme, so long as that will is expressed in all constitutional ways. The Lieutenant-Governor has read and examined carefully the memorandum and documents which the Premier was kind enough to bring him yesterday. There are, in the record, petitions from several municipal corporations and from citizens of different places, addressed to the Lieutenant-Governor, against the resolutions and the Government Bill, with regard to the ‘ Quebec, Montreal. Ottawa, and Occidental Railway ’. The Lieutenant-Governor was only yesterday able to take cognizance of some of these petitions, as they had not been communicated to him before he received them in the record. The Lieutenant-Governor, after having maturely deliber- ated, cannot accept advice of the Premier with regard to the sanctioning of the Railway Bill, intituled * An Act respecting the Quebec. Montreal. Ottawa. and Occidental Railway’. For all these causes the Lieutenant-Governor cannot

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