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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, April 1684-June 1692
Volume 13, Page 382   View pdf image (33K)
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382 Assembly Proceedings, May 10-June 9, 1692.

Original
Journal.

Mr Speaker with the rest of the Members of the house
appointed goe vp to the Councill Chamber vpon the Con-
ferrence appointed Saturday Last, where they were admitted.
Mr Speaker acquaints his Exncy that he was appointed by
the house with severall other Gentlemen to attend their
Honors to giue them Satisfaction in Relation to the Message
sent them on Saturday, and as to the greatest part of the
said Message he was ready to Complye with their Honors
therein, but as to that part relateing to Officers ffees, the house
had giuen him in Charge to acquaint their Honors that they
had fully searcht into that Matter, and vnderstanding all things
pertinent to that question haue Unanimosly declared that it
is the Undovbted Right of the ffreemen of this Province, that
noe Officers ffees ought to be imposed vpon them but by the
Consent of the Representatives in an Assembly, and that this
Liberty was Established & assertained by severall Acts of
Parliamt the Authority of which is soe great as to receiue noe
answer, but by repeale of the said Statutes; & produced the
same with severall other Authorities to which the Gouernors
Answere was: that his instructions from his Majties was to
lessen & moderate the Exorbitancy of them, and not to Settle
them, to which Mr Speaker Replyed that they were thankfull
to his Majtie for the same, but withall did desire that noe ffees
might be Lessen'd or advanced, but by the Consent of the
Assembly to which the Gouernor agreed.
As to the Makeing the Lawes perpe that board, that
they were ready as it might be agreeable to the
being in its infancy & the often altering of the
His Exncy presents to Mr Courtney all reco-
ffiends the pre Masters towards their this house
for some abuse received
Mr Wynne Mooues the Lawes and it was agreed
King and Queens most
The Act about the his Exncy to be read which
Councill.
His Exncy thinks it Nec should be agreed vpon for the
Cutting [of horses] the which was Exncy to appoint.
Then Likewise it was agreed & Consented to that all ffines
& fforfeitures to the King should be Leavyed by way of
Execution.
The aforesaid conferrence being ended, Mr Speaker with
the rest of the members returne to the State house, & Take
their places.
The generall thankes of the house is Voted to be giuen
Mr Speaker for his prudent Managemt of the aforesaid Con-
ferrence before the Gouernor & Councill this day.



 
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