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<p><del>Mere</del> <add>True it is more</add> experience upon an average <del>real</del> <add>thence</add> intellectual<lb/> aptitude— cognitional & judicial— may not altogether without<lb/> reason <add>or at least those of reason</add> be ascribed to the average of the Members of this <add><del>branch Senate of the Legislation</del></add> <del><gap/></del><lb/> <del>the House</del> <add><del>Legislature</del></add> <add>branch of the Legislature</add> always supposing comparative inaptitude of choice<lb/><del>IIII</del>I as above to be imputable to the Electors of of the First &<lb/>most active essential of the Two Houses.</p> | <p><del>Mere</del> <add>True it is more</add> experience upon an average <del>real</del> <add>thence</add> intellectual<lb/> aptitude— cognitional & judicial— may not altogether without<lb/> reason <add>or at least those of reason</add> be ascribed to the average of the Members of this <add><del>branch Senate of the Legislation</del></add> <del><gap/></del><lb/> <del>the House</del> <add><del>Legislature</del></add> <add>branch of the Legislature</add> always supposing comparative inaptitude of choice<lb/><del>IIII</del>I as above to be imputable to the Electors of of the First &<lb/>most active & essential of the Two Houses.</p> | ||
<p>But supposing to any amount this advantage<lb/> in the account of intellectual & active aptitude where is<lb/>the advantage <del>of</del> in the account of the aggregate of appropriate<lb/> aptitude? On the other side <del>as</del> as is elsewhere shown<lb/> (<hi rend="underline">§ Locable who</hi>:) they are but so much the better<lb/> enabled to give effect to <del>their</del> <add>those</add> propensities which<lb/> are in opposition to the <add>aggregate</add> interest of the people.</p> | |||
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Mere True it is more experience upon an average real thence intellectual
aptitude— cognitional & judicial— may not altogether without
reason or at least those of reason be ascribed to the average of the Members of this branch Senate of the Legislation
the House Legislature branch of the Legislature always supposing comparative inaptitude of choice
IIIII as above to be imputable to the Electors of of the First &
most active & essential of the Two Houses.
But supposing to any amount this advantage
in the account of intellectual & active aptitude where is
the advantage of in the account of the aggregate of appropriate
aptitude? On the other side as as is elsewhere shown
(§ Locable who:) they are but so much the better
enabled to give effect to their those propensities which
are in opposition to the aggregate interest of the people.
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arthur moore; richard doane |
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