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<p>1824 Oct 27</p> | |||
<p>Rationale of Reward. J.B.v.Dumont</p> | |||
<note><!-- Pencil note -->p.187. Pension of Retreat?</note><lb/> | |||
<note>Equity for increase<lb/> | |||
Lord Eldon</note><lb/> | |||
<p>All this notwithstanding would Lord Eldon accept<lb/> | |||
a bribe. <add>& Not he indeed</add> No that he would<add>not</add>: <add>this is what</add> <del>the</del> has <gap/> any would not<lb/> | |||
so much as suspect him of. <add>bribe? A bribe? no such thing would his bitterest enemy so much as suspect him of</add> Suppose I had <add>on him</add>£100,000 of<lb/> | |||
other peoples money <del>in any</del> which I would be defr<gap/> them of<lb/> | |||
and which they were <gap/> in for Equals. Were I to go to Lord<lb/> | |||
Eldon with £50,000<add>£<del>100</del> 1000 £10,000</add> with £50,000 <gap/> £90,000 of<lb/> | |||
it is <unclear>uplands</unclear> and by him to keep it no Equity - <unclear>Lands</unclear><lb/> | |||
included for 20 years could <del>be</del> - <add>in <unclear>that crime</unclear></add> go with so much as<lb/> | |||
the least <unclear>ruin of him</unclear>. No surety. <del>By acception of the bribe</del><lb/> | |||
The bribe accepted what could be the consequence? <del>He would be compleatly</del><lb/> | |||
<del>in my <gap/></del> The <del><gap/></del> year ended I would <gap/> been<lb/> | |||
give me the money back again and with interest: or I would<lb/> | |||
expose him: expose him or such sort that useful as he is<lb/> | |||
<del>the King would not be at</del> and <add>enabled</add> able as he is by him to<lb/> | |||
support any body against any thing he would not <gap/> the case<lb/> | |||
be at the trouble. He would do <add>by a</add> about Lord Sidmouth did<lb/> | |||
by the <gap/>: he would ruin me and <gap/><add><gap/> </add> <gap/> in<lb/> | |||
reputation upon the ruin of men</p> | |||
<p>Such that is the <del>corruption</del><add>uncorruption</add> of an English <unclear>King</unclear><lb/> | |||
wherein there is nothing to be put by corruption <add>without design</add> he abstains<lb/> | |||
from it wherein there is any thing to be yet <gap/>it in <gap/><lb/> | |||
he practices it.</p> | |||
For <del>security in office</del><add>excluding crime from</add> securing parity in office than<lb/> | |||
the nature of the case affords a <add>secret</add> recipe and it is an infallible<lb/> | |||
one. <del>that which on the part</del> the mischief which <add>if <gap/></add> committed<lb/> | |||
by anybody else could constitute the agent a criminal give<lb/> | |||
<del>him</del> a man power to <add>act it</add> command you <add>there<gap/></add> render criminality in<lb/> | |||
that situation <add>in the situation you have pleased him</add> impossible. This power you may give him<lb/> | |||
either in a direct way or in a indirect way: in a direct<lb/> | |||
way in and by express words, or in an indirect way by so<lb/> | |||
ordinary matters, that <del>any one who</del> although <add>by law</add> the matter stands<lb/> | |||
<del>prohib</del> marked by a prohibition backed by punishment, yet any<lb/> | |||
one who should attempt to give execution and effect to the law<lb/> | |||
would find the thing improachable: secrecy what nobody ever thinks<add>of making the attampt.</add><lb/> | |||
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1824 Oct 27
Rationale of Reward. J.B.v.Dumont
p.187. Pension of Retreat?
Equity for increase
Lord Eldon
All this notwithstanding would Lord Eldon accept
a bribe. & Not he indeed No that he wouldnot: this is what the has any would not
so much as suspect him of. bribe? A bribe? no such thing would his bitterest enemy so much as suspect him of Suppose I had on him£100,000 of
other peoples money in any which I would be defr them of
and which they were in for Equals. Were I to go to Lord
Eldon with £50,000£100 1000 £10,000 with £50,000 £90,000 of
it is uplands and by him to keep it no Equity - Lands
included for 20 years could be - in that crime go with so much as
the least ruin of him. No surety. By acception of the bribe
The bribe accepted what could be the consequence? He would be compleatly
in my The year ended I would been
give me the money back again and with interest: or I would
expose him: expose him or such sort that useful as he is
the King would not be at and enabled able as he is by him to
support any body against any thing he would not the case
be at the trouble. He would do by a about Lord Sidmouth did
by the : he would ruin me and in
reputation upon the ruin of men
Such that is the corruptionuncorruption of an English King
wherein there is nothing to be put by corruption without design he abstains
from it wherein there is any thing to be yet it in
he practices it.
For security in officeexcluding crime from securing parity in office than
the nature of the case affords a secret recipe and it is an infallible
one. that which on the part the mischief which if committed
by anybody else could constitute the agent a criminal give
him a man power to act it command you there render criminality in
that situation in the situation you have pleased him impossible. This power you may give him
either in a direct way or in a indirect way: in a direct
way in and by express words, or in an indirect way by so
ordinary matters, that any one who although by law the matter stands
prohib marked by a prohibition backed by punishment, yet any
one who should attempt to give execution and effect to the law
would find the thing improachable: secrecy what nobody ever thinksof making the attampt.
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