JB/036/080/002

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1822 Nov. 28 March 3
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(1)
Of the tribunal of public opinion, there are in every country there are
two sections: the democratical and the aristocratical. In both each
section the judgments of the tribunal are of necessity determined by the interest
of the Judges: by what are, or if there be any difference, by what
are supposed by them to be, their interests. In relation to any every such
work, and the conduct of the workmen or on the occasion
of it, the judgment of the democratical section of this same tribunal
will be more or less favorable or unfavorable, according as that same work and
that same conduct are regarded as being more or less contributory or detrimental
to the greatest happiness of the greatest number: of that same tribunal the judgment
of the aristocratical section will in of that same tribunal the judgments will in relation to that same work and that
same conduct be more or less favorable or unfavorable, according as they are
respectively regarded as being contributory or detrimental to the greatest
happiness of the ruling and influential few, whatsoever may become of
the happiness of the subject, and uninfluential or less influential many.
To the aristocratical section of this same tribunal will can scarce find to belong whatever
with which such workmen are
whatsoever workmen are in the case of the sort of work here in question occupied in the composition of the workmen. The greater
the⊞

(2)
⊞ number of , the is of those same workmen the more the support official which in the legislative body
a draught drawn by such hands is likely to receive⊞ ⊞ in whatsoever degree
it may have been rendered
unapt inapt with reference
to the interests greatest
happiness of the subject
many by attention
paid to the particular
and sinister interest
of the ruling and influential
few, how detrimental
The power in question consists in the
so ever so ever influential of the interest of the ruling few it been to the subject many it may have been rendered by attention to the interest of the ruling and influential few. of a his discourse is in certain situations
rendered between discourse composed on that same subject by him who is a candidate for the of compository as between discourse of the nature
in question on that same subject is not only at the same time
a compleatly apposite test, of aptitude in relation to that service and but the only one that can
be in any literally sufficient degree apposite under moreover
the only one that can be sufficiently conclusively probative.
Moreover With reference to the particular, and the function by
the discharge of which the service is rendered, it so happens
that if the the aggregate of all the several functions belonging to proposed
by the several Members of the official establishment of a any country
were examined in this view no one scarcely could any
any one be found which by the nature of it affords so
apposite and conclusive a test as this does of appropriate
aptitude taken in all its several elements.

Identifier: | JB/036/080/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 36.
Date_1	1822-07-27	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-3
Box	036	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	080	Info in main headings field	constitut. code
Image	002	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	b1 / e1
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	11004
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