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<!-- heading in pencil --> <head> 26 March 1802<lb/>Despotism 2</head><p>Two propositions <del>I have had the</del> it has been my<lb/>fate to hear — both on the occasion of the same<lb/> | <!-- heading in pencil --> <head> 26 March 1802<lb/>Despotism 2</head><p>Two propositions <del>I have had the</del> it has been my<lb/>fate to hear — both on the occasion of the same<lb/> | ||
statute <add>Act</add> — <del>both</del> one subversion of the fundamentals<lb/>of the Constitution, the other of the principles<lb/>of common honesty and good faith.</p> <p>One was that where the Act required the Treasury<lb/>to do so and so, they were not bound by<lb/>it. This was by two Secretaries to whom it<lb/>was not convenient to be bound.</p> <p>Another is that | statute <add>Act</add> — <del>both</del> one subversion of the fundamentals<lb/>of the Constitution, the other of the principles<lb/>of common honesty and good faith.</p> <p>One was that where the Act required the Treasury<lb/>to do so and so, they were not bound by<lb/>it. This was by two Secretaries to whom it<lb/>was not convenient to be bound.</p> <p>Another is that when the <add>an</add> Act to enable <add>enabling</add> <del>its<lb/><del>Governers</del> <add>the Treasury</add> to employ compulsive powers <del>Government</del> <add>the</add><lb/><note>at the Solicitation<lb/>of the Treasury<lb/>an Act</note><lb/><add><gap/></add> Government is not to be understood as<lb/>intending ever to make use of them. This<lb/>was by the man himself who drew the Act.</p> <p>To both these <unclear>universities</unclear> I have been an indignant<lb/>witness and am ready to declare it upon Oath.</p> | ||
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26 March 1802
Despotism 2
Two propositions I have had the it has been my
fate to hear — both on the occasion of the same
statute Act — both one subversion of the fundamentals
of the Constitution, the other of the principles
of common honesty and good faith.
One was that where the Act required the Treasury
to do so and so, they were not bound by
it. This was by two Secretaries to whom it
was not convenient to be bound.
Another is that when the an Act to enable enabling itsGoverners the Treasury to employ compulsive powers Government the
at the Solicitation
of the Treasury
an Act
Government is not to be understood as
intending ever to make use of them. This
was by the man himself who drew the Act.
To both these universities I have been an indignant
witness and am ready to declare it upon Oath.
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