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Inserenda
Observations
III. Board
§.9
Country
of Police

Upon the ordinary plan nomination were apparently in the Board of
Police, it would be virtually in their superiors
the Treasury Board: and in that way would fall
as an additional Drop into the great ocean of patronage
possessed by that Board, and the like any other
drop be liable to be employ'd without any personal
responsibility for the propriety of the employment
would be apt to be employ'd like any other drop
with comparatively speaking very little attention oftentimes no attention at
all to the fitness of the individual for the situation
employ'd as a means of answering compassing
the collateral purpose of the day. 2. In addition
to so much as there is of reality in that head of
inconvenience, there would be the further inconvenience
of the jealousy which this with which such the prospect of such an addition to the existing
stock of patronage and apparent means of influence
would be apt to infuse into the House of
Commons: an objection which as far as it prevails attains
is of a very substantial texture, altogether
distinct from and independent of the validity solidity of
the ground on which the jealousy happens to
be built and the care taken in the now dormant
Poor Bill to empty the hand of Administration
of all the whole of the patronage necessary belonging to that
measure shows is appears a sufficient indication of their
the stress which Administration itself lays seems disposed to lay upon
this point.

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-<add>Upon the ordinary plan</add> nomination were apparently in the Board of<lb/>Police, it would be virtually in their superior<lb/>the Treasury Board: and in that way would fall<lb/>as an additional Drop into the great ocean of patronage<lb/>possessed by that Board, and <del>the</del> like any other<lb/>drop be liable to be employ'd without any personal<lb/>responsibility for the propriety of the employment<lb/>with comparatively speaking<add>added text</add> very little attention oftentimes no attention at<lb/>all to the fitness of the individual for the situation<lb/>employ'd as a means of answering compassing<lb/>the <gap/> purpose of the day.  2. In addition<lb/>to so much as there is of reality in that head of<lb/>inconvenience, there would be the  further inconvenience<lb/>of the jealousy <del>which this</del> <add>with which <del>such</del> the prospect of such an</add> addition to the existing<lb/>stock of patronage and apparent means of influence<lb/>would be apt to infuse into the House of <lb/>Commons: an objection which as far as it prevails <add>attains</add><lb/>is <add>of</add> a very substantial <gap/>, altogether<lb/>distinct from and independent of the validity <add>solidity</add> of<lb/>the ground on which the jealousy happens to<lb/>be built and the care taken in the now dormant<lb/>Poor Bill to empty the hand of Administration<lb/>of <del>all</del> the patronage <add>which of <gap/></add> <add>belonging</add> <hi rend="underline">necessary</hi> to that<lb/>measure <del>shows</del> is <add>appears</add> a sufficient indication of <del>their</del><lb/>the stress which Administration istelf <del>brings</del> <add>seems destined to lay</add> upon<lb/>this point.<lb/><pb/>
+<note>Inserenda<lb/>
+Observations<lb/>
+III. Board<lb/>
+§.9<lb/>
+Country <gap/><lb/>
+of Police</note>
+<p><add>Upon the ordinary plan</add> nomination were apparently in the Board of<lb/>Police, it would be virtually in their superiors<lb/>the Treasury Board: and in that way would fall<lb/>as an additional Drop into the great ocean of patronage<lb/>possessed by that Board, and <del>the</del> like any other<lb/>drop be liable to be employ'd without any personal<lb/>responsibility for the propriety of the employment<lb/>would be apt to be employ'd like any other drop<lb/>
+with <add>comparatively speaking</add> very little attention oftentimes no attention at<lb/>all to the fitness of the individual for the situation<lb/>employ'd as a means of answering compassing<lb/>the collateral purpose of the day.  2. In addition<lb/>to so much as there is of <unclear>reality</unclear> in that head of<lb/>inconvenience, there would be the  further inconvenience<lb/>of the jealousy <del>which this</del> <add>with which <del>such</del> the prospect of such an</add> addition to the existing<lb/>stock of patronage and apparent means of influence<lb/>would be apt to infuse into the House of <lb/>Commons: an objection which as far as it prevails <add>attains</add><lb/>is <add>of</add> a very substantial texture, altogether<lb/>distinct from and independent of the validity <add>solidity</add> of<lb/>the ground on which the jealousy happens to<lb/>be built and the care taken in the now dormant<lb/>Poor Bill to empty the hand of Administration<lb/>of <del>all</del> the <add>whole of the</add> patronage  <hi rend="underline">necessary</hi> belonging to that<lb/>measure <del>shows</del> is <add>appears</add> a sufficient indication of <del>their</del><lb/>the stress which Administration itself <del>lays</del> <add>seems disposed to lay</add> upon<lb/>this point.</p><pb/>
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