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1823. June 10. E. 4
Constitut. CodeIII. Rationale
Ch. 3. Constitutive
§ Publ. Opin. Tribunal
Sections
(2

11. or 1.
Means by which the members
of the Aristocratical
section corrupt those of the
Democratical.
Setting up Taste instead of
Utility as the standard of
right and wrong: they,
the Aristocratical, being
recognized Judges in the
field of Taste.

12. or 2
Witness the expressions —
Bad taste and disgusting
Bad taste pours down
contempt.
Disgusting is a
superlative above flagitious:
disgusting, a quasi-
conjugate of taste and
bad taste.

13. or 3.
So in French, ridicule
is superlative above
execrable etc.

14. or 4.
Democrats, in so far
as they adopt such
expressions, act in
support of the hostile
section against their own.
For, among themselves
the labouring many
are, by inevitable ______
________ unquestionably
objects of disgust.

15. or 5.
For guarding the many
against this seduction
and corruption, necessary
it is, that to them be
known and adversed to
the opinions and sentiments
declared by the rueing
and influential few,
for the interests of the few
are contrary to those of
the many: and as the
interests felt are, will
be the opinions declared.

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Date_1	1823-06-10	Marginal Summary Numbering	11 or 1 - 15 or 5
Box	038	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	215	Info in main headings field	constitut. code
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Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1821
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-. June 10.   E. 4<lb/><head>Constitut. Code</head><note>III. Rationale <gap/><lb/>Ch. 3. Constitutive<lb/>§ Publ. Opin. Tribunal<lb/>Sections</note><lb/>(2<p>11. or 1.<lb/>Means by which the members<lb/>of the Aristocratical<lb/>section corrupt those of the<lb/>Democratical.<lb/>Setting up <hi rend="underline">Taste</hi> instead of<lb/><hi rend="underline">Utility</hi> as the standard of<lb/>right and wrong: they,<lb/>the Aristocratical, being<lb/>recognized Judges in the<lb/>field of Taste.</p><p>12. or 2<lb/>Witness the expressions &#x2014;<lb/>Bad taste and disgusting<lb/><hi rend="underline">Bad taste</hi> pours down<lb/>contempt.<lb/><hi rend="underline">Disgusting</hi> is a<lb/>superlative above flagitious:<lb/>disgusting, a quasi-<lb/>conjugate of <hi rend="underline">taste</hi> and<lb/><hi rend="underline">bad</hi> taste.</p><p>13. or 3.<lb/>So in French, ridicule<lb/>is superlative above<lb/><hi rend="underline">execrable</hi> etc.</p><p>14. or 4.<lb/>Democrats, in so far<lb/>as they adopt such<lb/>expressions, act in<lb/>support of the hostile<lb/>section against their own.<lb/>For, among themselves<lb/>the labouring many<lb/>are, by inevitable ______<lb/>________ unquestionably<lb/>objects of disgust.</p><p>15. or 5.<lb/>For guarding the <hi rend="underline">many</hi><lb/>against this seduction<lb/>and corruption, necessary<lb/>it is, that to them be<lb/>known and adversed to<lb/>the opinions and sentiments<lb/>declared by the rueing<lb/>and influential few,<lb/>for the interests of the few<lb/>are contrary to those of<lb/>the many: and as the<lb/><hi rend="underline">interests felt</hi> are, will<lb/>be the opinions declared.</p>
+. June 10.   E. 4</head><lb/><head>Constitut. Code</head><note>III. Rationale <gap/><lb/>Ch. 3. Constitutive<lb/>§ Publ. Opin. Tribunal<lb/>Sections</note><lb/>(2<p>11. or 1.<lb/>Means by which the members<lb/>of the Aristocratical<lb/>section corrupt those of the<lb/>Democratical.<lb/>Setting up <hi rend="underline">Taste</hi> instead of<lb/><hi rend="underline">Utility</hi> as the standard of<lb/>right and wrong: they,<lb/>the Aristocratical, being<lb/>recognized Judges in the<lb/>field of Taste.</p><p>12. or 2<lb/>Witness the expressions &#x2014;<lb/>Bad taste and disgusting<lb/><hi rend="underline">Bad taste</hi> pours down<lb/>contempt.<lb/><hi rend="underline">Disgusting</hi> is a<lb/>superlative above flagitious:<lb/>disgusting, a quasi-<lb/>conjugate of <hi rend="underline">taste</hi> and<lb/><hi rend="underline">bad</hi> taste.</p><p>13. or 3.<lb/>So in French, ridicule<lb/>is superlative above<lb/><hi rend="underline">execrable</hi> etc.</p><p>14. or 4.<lb/>Democrats, in so far<lb/>as they adopt such<lb/>expressions, act in<lb/>support of the hostile<lb/>section against their own.<lb/>For, among themselves<lb/>the labouring many<lb/>are, by inevitable ______<lb/>________ unquestionably<lb/>objects of disgust.</p><p>15. or 5.<lb/>For guarding the <hi rend="underline">many</hi><lb/>against this seduction<lb/>and corruption, necessary<lb/>it is, that to them be<lb/>known and adversed to<lb/>the opinions and sentiments<lb/>declared by the rueing<lb/>and influential few,<lb/>for the interests of the few<lb/>are contrary to those of<lb/>the many: and as the<lb/><hi rend="underline">interests felt</hi> are, will<lb/>be the opinions declared.</p>

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