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MEMORIAL TO THE PRESIDENT FOR THE
REMOVAL OF GOVERNOR HULL.18
pardon one of his particular favorites for a gross violation of the rights of the judiciary, leaving those who had been subject to punishment for other subordinate offenses, but who were not his favourites or partisans, to the regular course of the law—in short, he may be said to have assumed all the powers of the government with his own hands, the legislative, the executive and the judicial. The executive he is entitled to as long as he is deemed a suitable person to act in that capacity;
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