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1823. May 25
Constitut. Code
To come back now to moral aptitude, On the ground rests
the no Of all the objections to which the nature of the case lies lays it
upon, on this ground rests the most plausible. It is however
but one no use The character of it is that of an argument ad
hominen: and as such therefore therefore it must be brought to view,
an argument alledging inconsistency on the part of him every one
by whom the position in question shall be controverted maintained.
To Of appropriate moral aptitude On a deficiency in of appropriate moral
aptitude on the part of its constituted authorities – the legislative which is here in question in particular this proposed Constitution of yours acknowledges
the probability: will then it to provide against such
deficiency, in the event of its being realised as the object
of this arrangement.
Answer. Against the deficiency in question no
provision is no or can be made by the restrictive arrangement
in question in addition to other than that which has place without
it. Of In the constitution here proposed every possible exertion
is made to keep found to every subject that ever comes upon the carpet on every occasion the attention of
the universal body of the people in its their character of members sharers
of in the constitutive authority and members of the Public
Opinion Tribunal. But in this is included the utmost good this is the utmost that by any
such restrictive arrangement can be endeavoured to be done.
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