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1831 Feb. 23
Prospectus of the Universalist(1) (3)

In Yes, he: for in conformity to the example set by its illustrious predecessors
– the Tabler, Spectator, and the long list of those as
entertaining and useful Successors, the convenience of discourse now calls upon the
Universalist to change its dress and appear in the character several persons concerned in the management of this conduct
of a person – character of a single person. of this undertaking to appear make their appearance in the
singular number. As to mass
of those properties more or less of explanation will naturally be looked for, and will accordingly be found found.

So As to impartiality, so high is the importance of this property impartiality in the eyes
of the Universalist that he would the his stile and title assumed by him
would have been the Impartialist but for the misconception
which that appellation would have been productive of, were it not but for hath the
impartiality meant to be professed been understood to apply to any thing portion
of the matter other than that which will be sent by the limitation which has accordingly been applied to it.
correspondents in persuasion of wishes on their own part of a wish in their own parts to see
given to it. What he means to say on that is – in regard
to Tories and Whigs meaning (using these as terms of
distinction only not of reproach) he will, on
each every occasion insert what give insertion of to whatever appears to him best written
the quantity and that in quantities as nearly the same equal as possible: so

and, as to whatsoever of either militates presents itself appears to militate as militating against his own
opinions and affections, so far from making feeling in what appears to him the strength
of its its argument a motive for exclusion, it he will
give to it the effect of a title to admission. if Accordingly, if he allots
a an entire column to one, he will in like manner allott an entire column to the
other: and in every number of his pages he will allott a
space to both.

As to the Radicals he to them he will not
allot any give any such allotment: that service
will be sufficiently rendered by the Leading Articles. Why?
For imparting Because if either to profess or exhibit indifference, as to this party would be to be sincere in to the Universalist
and to counteract his own purposes to be of a friendless
be a fruitless insincerity in the bulk of his own purposes. Of the For the
maintenance of the impartiality in the sense in which it is thus
professed, where let any one judge and say to himself whether ant stronger an
The Adding them up to the view is a security to the for the being security can be given than is given by the impressive manner
survey the of the people was to to the : and the expectation to to as are of possessed in which the subject is thus held up to view.⊞ ⊞ Survey the intent of
the many was the his
motive which gave birth to the institution undertaking: and this impartiality
he looks
to as one of the means
of giving effect to it.

Identifier: | JB/149/285/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 149.
Date_1	1831-02-23	Marginal Summary Numbering	3-6
Box	149	Main Headings
Folio number	285	Info in main headings field	prospectus of the universalist
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c1 / e3
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	street & co 1830
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer	antonio alcala galiano
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1830
Notes public		ID Number	50139
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