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1824. May 19 Constitutional Code Ch. 10 Ministers Severally
S. Army Minister
Private Service Min

Arts Arts 5 Subject-matters of such local knowledge. Examples. or 5
Art 5. Subjects of such
local knowledge. Examples
1. Statistic circumstances
Sites of habitations: these
abodes of householders and
Inmates of all with and age
Necessitated and effected them
for Election purposes by
do Code
Art. Of the subjects of knowledge with which with a
for the purposes view to the preventive service and in particular that branch of
it which is employed in the checking suppression of delinquency in its various
shapes examples are the following are examples.

1. All strictly topoograph Statistic circumstances: sites of
the several habitation with those thence. the the abodes of the respective householders with these and
inmates of both with that of their and all ages. thoseOf these the particulars an adequate degreenaturally
would be necessitated, and effected, for the purposes of the Elective 2. Moral circumstances.
DIspositions as resulting
from habitual services
of livelyhood and other
occupations
Service, in the Election Code. S. 10

2. Moral circumstances — disposition of the several inhabitants.
as resulting from habitual occpations sources of 3. Topographical circumstances
in respect of
elevation and soil:
plains, valleys hills mountains
Ground sandy strong :
woody or woodless

livelyhood and others occupations.

3. Circumstances purely topographical. Condition of the serving
in respect of places and bills and — In revise - later and
Scars — soil whethersandy cloying chalky gravelly cloying gravelly, chy &c Uses of this knowledge
facilitating eventual
accretion of Delinquent and Dif
or eventual pre
of do and property for
evidence or juduciability
and natural productions - woody <add>woody</add>or woodless.

Of the knowledge of these last mentioned particulars the use is
the giving facility to the eventual portion accersition<add>accersition</add> of the supposed delinquent
and in case of need the pra of the supposed delinquent, or
with or without his other defendant, and of individuals whose attendance is required
such or such articles of his property, for the purpose of evidence
or justiciability.

With these helps scarcely
would a band of malefactors
be formed but by Officers
and Privates of one or both
services. Offences with
evidence for conviction
would be inplaced within the price of
justice

With the benefit of all these helps, scarcely would any band
of malefactor be formed, but if not of themselves by means of Privates
the Officers whence the functionaries so employed whether Military or belonging
to the Preventive Service would not know where to find them together
with the appropriate evidence requisite for their conviction.

or 6
Art. 6. Sole ulterior
advan disadvantage from
employing the Military
stipendiaries the expence
of these migrations

Sole advantages saving the expence of migration
So far as functionaries permanently attached to the
branch of service are employed, the expence of migration whatever
in the case of these Military it would to will
be saved

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Date_1	1824-05-19	Marginal Summary Numbering	or 5 - or 6
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
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