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<p>S.10. To name the proper amount of the Compensation-<lb/>-Money, belongs, under the particular circumstances of this<lb/> case,— not to the Claimant, but to the Arbitrators</p> | |||
<p>It may now perhaps be expected as a thing of course, that I<lb/>should name the sum which, under the Act of Parliament, all circumstances<lb/> taken into account, I look upon as my due.</p> | |||
<p>This is however a task, from which in no particular a case<lb/>as the present. I hope to stand excused. It could not answer any purpose.<lb/>The sum which it to my Arbitrators will have seemed the proper one,<lb/>not any sum proposed by me as the proper one, is the sum which they<lb/>will award. What is the proper one, is a judgment which they are<lb/>altogether as well able to pronounce without having before them<lb/>a sum proposed by myself as with it. No data have I which they<lb/> have not.</p> | <p>This is however a task, from which in no particular a case<lb/>as the present. I hope to stand excused. It could not answer any purpose.<lb/>The sum which it to my Arbitrators will have seemed the proper one,<lb/>not any sum proposed by me as the proper one, is the sum which they<lb/>will award. What is the proper one, is a judgment which they are<lb/>altogether as well able to pronounce without having before them<lb/>a sum proposed by myself as with it. No data have I which they<lb/> have not.</p> | ||
<p>Yes: if as in the case of Prof<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Cowie and Chalmers above mentioned an<lb/> application had now been to be make to Parliament: to state<lb/>a specific sum as the sum petitioned for, might perhaps in that case<lb/> have been necessary. But now, in virtue of the Act of Parliament<lb/> already passed, Arbitrators are already named. Named? and to what<lb/>purpose but to name the sum? For, if any award be made, to name<lb/> the sum is what they will have to do at any ray, in every case but<lb/>that of their acceding without variation, to the precise sum named,<lb/> supposing any such sum named, by me.</p> | <p>Yes: if as in the case of Prof<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Cowie and Chalmers above mentioned an<lb/> application had now been to be make to Parliament: to state<lb/>a specific sum as the sum petitioned for, might perhaps in that case<lb/> have been necessary. But now, in virtue of the Act of Parliament<lb/> already passed, Arbitrators are already named. Named? and to what<lb/>purpose but to name the sum? For, if any award be made, to name<lb/> the sum is what they will have to do at any ray, in every case but<lb/>that of their acceding without variation, to the precise sum named,<lb/> supposing any such sum named, by me.</p> | ||
S.10. To name the proper amount of the Compensation-
-Money, belongs, under the particular circumstances of this
case,— not to the Claimant, but to the Arbitrators
It may now perhaps be expected as a thing of course, that I
should name the sum which, under the Act of Parliament, all circumstances
taken into account, I look upon as my due.
This is however a task, from which in no particular a case
as the present. I hope to stand excused. It could not answer any purpose.
The sum which it to my Arbitrators will have seemed the proper one,
not any sum proposed by me as the proper one, is the sum which they
will award. What is the proper one, is a judgment which they are
altogether as well able to pronounce without having before them
a sum proposed by myself as with it. No data have I which they
have not.
Yes: if as in the case of Profr Cowie and Chalmers above mentioned an
application had now been to be make to Parliament: to state
a specific sum as the sum petitioned for, might perhaps in that case
have been necessary. But now, in virtue of the Act of Parliament
already passed, Arbitrators are already named. Named? and to what
purpose but to name the sum? For, if any award be made, to name
the sum is what they will have to do at any ray, in every case but
that of their acceding without variation, to the precise sum named,
supposing any such sum named, by me.
To the purpose of my person, to whom either
nomination would be of no small use. Be the grounds ever so good,
the sum so named by me would spread itself every where (for in this
transaction I know of nothing that either can, or ought to be )
without any of these grounds for its support. If to my arbitrators, the sum
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