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' | 1823. July 10<hi rend="superscript">th</hi><head>Constitut. Code</head><note>3<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/>III Rationale<lb/>Ch. 5. Constitutive.<lb/>§. [Universal dislocative<lb/>why.]<lb/>[Corruption]</note><lb/>(2<p>13.<lb/>Here then are two parties<lb/>with an indefinitely vast<lb/>mass of money and<lb/>money's worth in view: by<lb/>agreement, individuals in<lb/>both parts having power<lb/>to convert the whole of it<lb/>to their own use. without<lb/>such agreement, neither.</p>14.<lb/>In all, of the same<lb/>materials is human nature<lb/>composed. For the purpose<lb/>of special agreement,<lb/>were any such necessary,<lb/>the business of these<lb/>despotic offices would suffice<lb/>to establish a sufficient<lb/>intercourse.<p>15.<lb/>But for establishing the<lb/>partition in question, with<lb/>the mutual sinister benefit<lb/>belonging to it, a<lb/>mutual <hi rend="underline">understanding</hi>, without<lb/>any express agreement,<lb/>suffices.</p><p>16. Terms of such agreement,<lb/>supposing it expressed,<lb/>Supreme Executive to<lb/>Members of the Legislative.<lb/>Preserve my patronage<lb/>from decrease, each of you<lb/>shall receive from me a<lb/>reward out of it: give<lb/>increase to it, greater<lb/>reward. Members in<lb/>unlimited number to<lb/>Supreme Executive — Be it<lb/>so. Render to me that<lb/>service, I will render to<lb/>you the correspondent<lb/>service.</p><pb/>17. For conveying conception<lb/>of such agreement<lb/>to a reader not in either<lb/>situation, words such as<lb/>the above are necessary.<lb/>Not so to the parties in<lb/>the respective situations.<p>18.<lb/>Of an agreement, or say<lb/><sic>controul</sic>, sole use<lb/>producing on each side<lb/>correspondent expectation:<lb/>expectation produced, the<lb/>correspondent courses of<lb/>action, each affording an<lb/>adequate inducement to<lb/>the other, are produced:<lb/>and without agreement<lb/>these may be produced<lb/>as well as with.</p><p>19.<lb/>Example under this<lb/>Constitution.<lb/>1. On the one part, legislative<lb/>composed of Deputies<lb/>located by the people<lb/>with or without limiting<lb/>salaries.<lb/>2. On the other, Prime<lb/>Minister, with all the<lb/>administrative offices, and the<lb/>attached patronage at his<lb/>disposal, immediate or<lb/>unimmediate.<lb/>3. Located by majority of<lb/>these members, the Prime<lb/>Minister.<lb/>4. Known to him individually<lb/>are his benefactors.<lb/>5. First persons provided<lb/>for by him his own<lb/>connections.<lb/>6. Next, were it only thro'<lb/>gratitude, the connections<lb/>of those his benefactors.</p><pb/>19. contin<hi rend="superscript">d</hi><lb/>7. Policy obviously<lb/>recommends continuance<lb/>in this course, barring<lb/>cases of decided & manifest<lb/>inaptitude.<lb/>8. Provided for in like<lb/>manner would in the<lb/>first place have been<lb/>members themselves.<lb/>But these the Draughtsman<lb/>has rendered unlocable:<lb/>not being stupid<lb/>enough to suppose, nor<lb/>corrupt enough to effect<lb/>to suppose, that the same<lb/>individual can be in<lb/>two places at once. | ||
1823. July 10thConstitut. Code3o
III Rationale
Ch. 5. Constitutive.
§. [Universal dislocative
why.]
[Corruption]
(2
13.
Here then are two parties
with an indefinitely vast
mass of money and
money's worth in view: by
agreement, individuals in
both parts having power
to convert the whole of it
to their own use. without
such agreement, neither.
14.
In all, of the same
materials is human nature
composed. For the purpose
of special agreement,
were any such necessary,
the business of these
despotic offices would suffice
to establish a sufficient
intercourse.
15.
But for establishing the
partition in question, with
the mutual sinister benefit
belonging to it, a
mutual understanding, without
any express agreement,
suffices.
16. Terms of such agreement,
supposing it expressed,
Supreme Executive to
Members of the Legislative.
Preserve my patronage
from decrease, each of you
shall receive from me a
reward out of it: give
increase to it, greater
reward. Members in
unlimited number to
Supreme Executive — Be it
so. Render to me that
service, I will render to
you the correspondent
service.
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17. For conveying conception
of such agreement
to a reader not in either
situation, words such as
the above are necessary.
Not so to the parties in
the respective situations.
18.
Of an agreement, or say
controul, sole use
producing on each side
correspondent expectation:
expectation produced, the
correspondent courses of
action, each affording an
adequate inducement to
the other, are produced:
and without agreement
these may be produced
as well as with.
19.
Example under this
Constitution.
1. On the one part, legislative
composed of Deputies
located by the people
with or without limiting
salaries.
2. On the other, Prime
Minister, with all the
administrative offices, and the
attached patronage at his
disposal, immediate or
unimmediate.
3. Located by majority of
these members, the Prime
Minister.
4. Known to him individually
are his benefactors.
5. First persons provided
for by him his own
connections.
6. Next, were it only thro'
gratitude, the connections
of those his benefactors.
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19. contind
7. Policy obviously
recommends continuance
in this course, barring
cases of decided & manifest
inaptitude.
8. Provided for in like
manner would in the
first place have been
members themselves.
But these the Draughtsman
has rendered unlocable:
not being stupid
enough to suppose, nor
corrupt enough to effect
to suppose, that the same
individual can be in
two places at once.
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