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1822 April 29
Constitut. Code Economy &c.

Constitutional Code
Economy as to Office
§ 1. Definition and Expositions

1.
Art 1. By greatest happiness
principle, Required
in all persons employed
by Government(2.) maximum(3.)
of aptitude(4.), minimum(5.) of expence. (1.) Exposition
(2.) Equivalent public functionary.
Exposition.
Functions, Offices, Commissions
Situation – trust commissions.
Offices – analyses of see below.
(3.) Exposition.
(4.) Its branches or Elements.
(5.) Exposition.
(6.) Equivalent, loss, evil.
Expence pecuniary, miscellaneous
or say non-pecuniary
burthens: ex. gr.
of forced military service
with or without
consent – do. as to pay.
Office, a single function –
an aggregate of functions,
a factitious entity to
which functions are
attached.
By one invested with
office, situation is
filled.

2.
Consideration as to every
office.
1. Nature. 2. Efficient
cause of a man's being
located placed in it: do. of his
being dislocated – displaced
out of it.

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Economy as to Office
§ 1. Definition and Expositions

3.
Nature – comprised
therein are
1. Do. of the operations
to be performed: i.e.
(they being supposed beneficial)
services rendered.
2. Places in the scale of
subordination.

4.
Apt efficient causes of
location, manifestation
of will, under the guidance
of understanding
and directed to service
of universal interest.

5.
Exception. Office as to
which all of a certain
class are apt: apt efficient
cause of location
here chance.

6.
Powers in relation to
every office, 1. Operative
2. Constitutive.
office beneficial, constitutive
is power of
patronages patron – person
patronized.
Constitutive power is
locative.
Existing functionary
is he as to whom no
efficient cause of location
has taken place, &
no do. of dislocation
since.
Added 10 May 1822
Patron = creator = Locator
Person efficiently patronized = locatee.
Proposed locatee if proposed by
himself, candidate.
Location. 1. unilingual or say universal
2. Multilingual or say multivocal: = Election So, Dislocation

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Economy as to Office
§ 1. Definition and Expositions

7.
(2. A.) Dimensions of effective power
in a public functionary.
1. Attitude in subordination
scale.
2. Number and power
of person's subject inapplicable
to highest grade.
3. Number and value
of things do. inapplicable
to highest grade.
4. Fewness or multitude of sharers, if
any.
5. Length of duration.
6. Absence or weakness
of counterforces.
7. Quality Adduced and extent of classes of acts capable of being
operated upon in the
way of mandate, or prohibition
and the respective revocations
or abstinences.
8. Quantity and quality
of evil capable of being
attached to want of obsequiousness
to such enactments
in the character of
punishment or of compensation
to parties aggrieved
by such disobedience.
9. So, Quantity and
quality of good capable
of being attached to obsequiousness.
(2. a.) Degrees in subordination
scale – how constituted.
1. By subordinate's power
of preventing subordinate's
acts from taking
effect: viz. 1. positive by
instrument of cessation,
or say nullification to
an instrument by which
subordinate's power would
be exercised: 2. negative
or say abstinential: by
withholding concurrence.
2. by do. of cessation dislocating
do.
3. by do. power of punishing
do.: do. of not rewarding
included.
Added 10 May 1822
4. Subjection to command
on pain of punishment.
5. Subjection to influence
by means of reward.

Identifier: | JB/038/033/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 38.
Date_1	1822-04-29	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-7
Box	038	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	033	Info in main headings field	constitut. code
Image	001	Titles	constitutional code / definitions and expositions
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