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<head> | <head><del><gap/> for Cal. of Del<hi rend="superscript">y</hi></del></head><lb/><head><del>Statute 2 &. G. 3. c. 26.</del></head><lb/> | ||
<p>As Finance has its annual <hi rend="underline">Budget</hi>, so ought Police. The annual Calendar of Delinquency will be this <del>annual</del><lb/><add>Budget <del>if any</del></add>. It is by this Register or Calendar <del>alone that</del><lb/>and by this alone that any <add>a</add> test or measure will<lb/><add>at the <del>in the</del> first place first institution of it</add> <lb/>be afforded, if the demand for <add>ulterior</add> exertions in the way<lb/>of improvement in this line, and <add>progressively</add> of the success of<lb/><add> result favorable or unfavorable of</add> <lb/>all such exertions as <del>shall</del> from time <del>shall</del> <add>may</add><lb/>come to <del>be</del> <add>have been</add> made. It is by this means that processes <add>measures</add><lb/>of legislation and administration may be brought to<lb/>the test of experiment with a degree of accuracy &<lb/>satisfactoriness scarce inferior to that which is observed<lb/>by processes of <add>experiments in</add> Chemistry or Mechanics. This test of measures<lb/>will as far as the list of observations is compleat<lb/>in regard to <hi rend="underline">Offenses</hi>, <hi rend="underline">states of Procedure</hi> and <hi rend="underline">places</hi><lb/>be all-comprehensive: and at any rate, as far as it<lb/>goes, the indications it afforded <add>by it</add> will be incontrovertible.<lb/>By the numbers of offenses committed, prosecuted<lb/>for or prosecuted to conviction and punishment for a<lb/>period of a certain length (according to the true requisite<lb/>for a measure or set of measures to produce <lb/>their effect, the degree of efficiency and<lb/>success of any such measure or set of measures<lb/>will be exhibited in figures: and <del>as far</del> as to such<lb/>part of the inconvenience of the measure or set of measures<lb/><add>as</add> consists of expense (for <del>the most unexceptionable of the</del><lb/>no measures of government whatever, <add>not</add> even the most unexceptionable <lb/>is free from inconvenience) the inconvenience<lb/>of the measure will <add>may</add> be exhibited in figures likewise:<lb/>This expense and the vexation together (for no measure<lb/>of the coercive kind can be unattended with vexation)<lb/>will give the price which the public pays for the<lb/>benefit of the measure.</p> | |||
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for Cal. of Dely
Statute 2 &. G. 3. c. 26.
As Finance has its annual Budget, so ought Police. The annual Calendar of Delinquency will be this annual
Budget if any. It is by this Register or Calendar alone that
and by this alone that any a test or measure will
at the in the first place first institution of it
be afforded, if the demand for ulterior exertions in the way
of improvement in this line, and progressively of the success of
result favorable or unfavorable of
all such exertions as shall from time shall may
come to be have been made. It is by this means that processes measures
of legislation and administration may be brought to
the test of experiment with a degree of accuracy &
satisfactoriness scarce inferior to that which is observed
by processes of experiments in Chemistry or Mechanics. This test of measures
will as far as the list of observations is compleat
in regard to Offenses, states of Procedure and places
be all-comprehensive: and at any rate, as far as it
goes, the indications it afforded by it will be incontrovertible.
By the numbers of offenses committed, prosecuted
for or prosecuted to conviction and punishment for a
period of a certain length (according to the true requisite
for a measure or set of measures to produce
their effect, the degree of efficiency and
success of any such measure or set of measures
will be exhibited in figures: and as far as to such
part of the inconvenience of the measure or set of measures
as consists of expense (for the most unexceptionable of the
no measures of government whatever, not even the most unexceptionable
is free from inconvenience) the inconvenience
of the measure will may be exhibited in figures likewise:
This expense and the vexation together (for no measure
of the coercive kind can be unattended with vexation)
will give the price which the public pays for the
benefit of the measure.
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