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1827. Jany. 23d. Constitutional Code Ch.XII. Judiciary Collectively. S.10. Self suppletive functn 11. Pay minimid Here, to the abuse, is added in expectancy the superior power, with pay: by this, may be procured more strictness of attendance, than could be by any other method.

To all who have not submitted to this strictness, all access to the pecuniary reward with it's independent power, is barred. III 2. 12 Pay minimd. Nor yet are the evils of monopoly thus introduced: for deficiency in the number can not exist, but it is the interest of those who have the power that it should be filled up. III.3 13. Pay minimd 2. By every hour of attendance the Depute's abolute capacity of promotion will be brought nearer: thus will every act of good desert in this shape bring with it it's own reward. 3. And relatively considered 3 stood as between each and his coleagues, each who bestows the hour will gain an advantage over all who do not.
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Ch.XII. Judiciary Collectively. S.10. Self suppletive function. Pay minimized 13 contind. And, the logical field being at it's maximum) small, must be the local field that will not furnish a demand for Deputed permanent, more than one or even two. 14. Pay minimd A Judge Depute permanent will thus be in a condition of an Apprentice, to whom uniform good behaviour offends a proportionable prospect of being taken into partnership. 15. All having this to gain, none have any positive loss to suffer. Hence, will naturally be formed two classes: 1. Closely attendant those who look to office with pay, and the superior power: say Stipendiaries in expectancy: 2. Loosely attendant, those content with the inferior power, without pay: the occupation being agreeable to them so long as the burthen of abuse attendance is not too heavy: say Gratuitously serving Deonorary Deputes. To Burthen, Take now a fresh page for use of the Copy
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Ch.XII. Judiciary Collectively S.10. Self suppletive junct. 16. Natural check to abuse of the patronage by Judge principal: the value of the expectant situations, would be inversely as the number of the occupants: thence, whatsoever were his desire, power of rendering the number excessive would not accompany it. Thus, in the case of the Stipendiaries in expectancy. 17. Not equally so in the case of the Honoraries. If pure from burthen, the slightest mark of superiority is to most men acceptable. Thus, but for some remedy, the establishment would be infested
with sinecures: The sinecurists, tho' they cast no money would in other ways be mischievous: corrupting, and corrupted.
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Ch. XII. Judiciary Collectively S.10. Self suppletive functn. or Ch.XIV Deputes permanent? Minimization of pay + 11.III Pay 12 Pay 13 Pay 14 Pay 15 Pay 16 Pay 17 Pay

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Date_1	1827-01-23	Marginal Summary Numbering	11-17
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	140	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
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Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
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