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'  | <head>Art. 20</head> <p> 13 <note> Annuity Notes</note></p> <p> <note>Comparison between<lb/> the preferred mode<lb/> of reduction, and<lb/> M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Pelham's</note> </p> <!-- the first paragraph has been crossed through in pencil --> <p> Now for the <add> parallel </add> comparison.   <add> 1. Profit</add> Upon the Pelham plan<lb/> 2 1/2 Millions given to purchase the advantage: upon<lb/> the proposed plan, nothing.   Upon the Pelham plan<lb/>2 1/2 upon a Capital of 58 Millions.   At the <lb/> same rate what would it cost to reduce the present<lb/> mass of Stock Annuities a <gap/> times? including<lb/> or not including the 4 and 5 per cent, supposing<lb/>them <add> to have been previously</add> reduced <foreign>gratis</foreign> to 3 per Cents.</p><p> 2 Dispatch.   On the Pelham plan time employed<lb/> <del> upon the sa</del> in obtaining the consent <add> six months</add> though<lb/> supposing consent necessary, the <add> even that</add> time was not <add> far from being</add>  important<lb/> for all purposes.   On the proposed plan, no time<lb/> necessary for that purpose.   On failure of such consent,<lb/> time of each <gap/> of the moving power,<lb/> one year: on the proposed plan, half an hour.</p> <p> 3. Certainty of success.   On the Pelham plan, the <lb/> plan <add> success</add> dependant on the momentary state of the public<lb/> mind: requiring the concurrence and co-operation<lb/> of an immense multitude.   On the proposed plan, <lb/> success not dependant on any body: <add> thing</add> no co-operation <lb/> requisite.  More or less down <add> Within a given time</add> of course, according <lb/> to the means — according to the quantity of the moving<lb/> power: but a large quantity assured, and with<lb/> the smallest, something <unclear>down</unclear>.</p> <p> Mr Pelham, having <add> no effective sinking Fund already established</add> no money in hand to work<lb/> with, had nothing but borrowed money, money <add> expected to</add> to be borrowed<lb/> for the purpose, to pay with <add> [+]2</add> <note> [+]2 Satisfied with Contract to reduce the interest, he left the capital as he found it.</note> M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Pelham having <add> by fourteen years of thrift</add> <lb/> given <add> provided</add> himself <add> with</add> a vast mass of money to work with, reduction<lb/> of interest and redemption of principal will go on at the same<lb/> time; and will be a cause and effect to one another.</p> <p><add> In</add></p>  | ||
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Art. 20
13 Annuity Notes
 Comparison between
 the preferred mode
 of reduction, and
 Mr Pelham's 
 Now for the  parallel  comparison.    1. Profit Upon the Pelham plan
 2 1/2 Millions given to purchase the advantage: upon
 the proposed plan, nothing.   Upon the Pelham plan
2 1/2 upon a Capital of 58 Millions.   At the 
 same rate what would it cost to reduce the present
 mass of Stock Annuities a  times? including
 or not including the 4 and 5 per cent, supposing
them  to have been previously reduced gratis to 3 per Cents.
 2 Dispatch.   On the Pelham plan time employed
  upon the sa in obtaining the consent  six months though
 supposing consent necessary, the  even that time was not  far from being  important
 for all purposes.   On the proposed plan, no time
 necessary for that purpose.   On failure of such consent,
 time of each  of the moving power,
 one year: on the proposed plan, half an hour.
 3. Certainty of success.   On the Pelham plan, the 
 plan  success dependant on the momentary state of the public
 mind: requiring the concurrence and co-operation
 of an immense multitude.   On the proposed plan, 
 success not dependant on any body:  thing no co-operation 
 requisite.  More or less down  Within a given time of course, according 
 to the means — according to the quantity of the moving
 power: but a large quantity assured, and with
 the smallest, something down.
 Mr Pelham, having  no effective sinking Fund already established no money in hand to work
 with, had nothing but borrowed money, money  expected to to be borrowed
 for the purpose, to pay with  [+]2  [+]2 Satisfied with Contract to reduce the interest, he left the capital as he found it. Mr Pelham having  by fourteen years of thrift 
 given  provided himself  with a vast mass of money to work with, reduction
 of interest and redemption of principal will go on at the same
 time; and will be a cause and effect to one another.
In