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1824 Aug. 27<lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><note>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 1. Field of service<lb/>§. 2. Functions</note><p>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 2. Functions</p><p>1.<lb/><add>Art. 1. Functions within his logical</add> <del>Art. 1. To a single functionary</del><lb/><add>field of service.</add><del>the Prime Minister</del><add>1. Executive: expressed, in so far</add> <del>belongs the</del><lb/><add>as, he gives execution and effect to</add> <del>Supreme Administration</del><lb/>ordinances <gap/>, immediately<lb/>or unimmediately <gap/> the Legislature:<lb/>thus given d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> to the rightly<lb/>proclaimed will of the Constitutive.</p><p>2.<lb/>Art. 2. To him, whatever<lb/>part of the Executive<lb/>Department business<lb/>belong not to the<lb/>Judiciary<lb/>-----</p><!-- The previous two paragraphs above have been stricken. --><p><del><gap/></del><lb/><add>Art. 1. Functions, within</add> <del>Art. 1. To him, by giving</del><lb/><add>his logical field of service</add> within his field execution<lb/><add>1. Executive: exercised, in</add> <del>and effect, the</del><lb/><add>so far as, he gives execution</add><lb/>most perfect, to the will<lb/><add>and effect, to ordinances,</add> declared and presumed<lb/><add><gap/>immediately</add> of the Legislature<lb/><add>or unimmediately, from</add> to give corresponding<lb/><add>the Legislature: thus giving</add> d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. to the rightly<lb/>presumed will of<lb/>the Constitutive.</p><p>2.<lb/>Art. 2. Directive function —<lb/>by it is administration<lb/>business performed:<lb/>assistants,<lb/>the Ministers and their<lb/>subordinates. Under<lb/>his direction, they are.<lb/>In their, see his functions.<lb/>For theirs, see Ch.IX. §. 4 and Ch. X. in<lb/>the Section headed by<lb/>the names of their offices.</p><p>3.<lb/>Art. 3. By this, they are<lb/>located.</p><pb/>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 2. Functions<p>4.<lb/>Art. 4. Dislocative function:<lb/>by this, dislocable:<lb/>so is instead of each<lb/>dislocation a successor<lb/>is by the same act<lb/>located.</p><p>5.<lb/>Art. 5. So, their subordinates<lb/>in every grade.</p><p>6.<lb/>Art. 6. Imperative function.<lb/>By this, he has<lb/>the | 1824 Aug. 27<lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><note>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 1. Field of service<lb/>§. 2. Functions</note><p>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 2. Functions</p><p>1.<lb/><add>Art. 1. Functions within his logical</add> <del>Art. 1. To a single functionary</del><lb/><add>field of service.</add><del>the Prime Minister</del><add>1. Executive: expressed, in so far</add> <del>belongs the</del><lb/><add>as, he gives execution and effect to</add> <del>Supreme Administration</del><lb/>ordinances <gap/>, immediately<lb/>or unimmediately <gap/> the Legislature:<lb/>thus given d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> to the rightly<lb/>proclaimed will of the Constitutive.</p><p>2.<lb/>Art. 2. To him, whatever<lb/>part of the Executive<lb/>Department business<lb/>belong not to the<lb/>Judiciary<lb/>-----</p><!-- The previous two paragraphs above have been stricken. --><p><del><gap/></del><lb/><add>Art. 1. Functions, within</add> <del>Art. 1. To him, by giving</del><lb/><add>his logical field of service</add> within his field execution<lb/><add>1. Executive: exercised, in</add> <del>and effect, the</del><lb/><add>so far as, he gives execution</add><lb/>most perfect, to the will<lb/><add>and effect, to ordinances,</add> declared and presumed<lb/><add> <gap/> immediately</add> of the Legislature<lb/><add> or unimmediately, from</add> to give corresponding<lb/><add>the Legislature: thus giving</add> d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. to the rightly<lb/>presumed will of<lb/>the Constitutive.</p><p>2.<lb/>Art. 2. Directive function —<lb/>by it is administration<lb/>business performed:<lb/>assistants,<lb/>the Ministers and their<lb/>subordinates. Under<lb/>his direction, they are.<lb/>In their, see his functions.<lb/>For theirs, see Ch.IX. §. 4 and Ch. X. in<lb/>the Section headed by<lb/>the names of their offices.</p><p>3.<lb/>Art. 3. By this, they are<lb/>located.</p><pb/>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 2. Functions<p>4.<lb/>Art. 4. Dislocative function:<lb/>by this, dislocable:<lb/>so is instead of each<lb/>dislocation a successor<lb/>is by the same act<lb/>located.</p><p>5.<lb/>Art. 5. So, their subordinates<lb/>in every grade.</p><p>6.<lb/>Art. 6. Imperative function.<lb/>By this, he has<lb/>the command in Chief<lb/>of all Land Military<lb/>Force. For <sic>it's</sic><lb/>constituent parts, see Art.<lb/>10. 11: and Ch. X. Ministers<lb/>Severally. §. 3. Army<lb/>Minister. <add>(a)</add></p><p>7.<lb/>Art. 7. So, of the Sea<lb/>Military force. See Ch. X.<lb/>§. 4. Navy Minister.</p><p>8.<lb/>Art. 8. Power as to<lb/>grades: As to those in<lb/>the Radical non-Stipendary<lb/>or <hi rend="underline">Militia</hi><lb/>force, see Ch. X. §. 3. Army<lb/>Minister. §. 3.</p><p>9.<lb/>Art. 11. As to engrafted or<lb/>Stipendary land force<lb/>every person's grade is at<lb/>times at his disposal.<lb/>-----</p><p>6 (a.)<lb/>[Imperative] To this, a<lb/>Military man is not necessary.<lb/>In U.S. he is the<lb/>President. Since Washington<lb/>no military man has<lb/>had the office. Object, the<lb/>placing the force at his<lb/>disposal, in case of need.<lb/>For counsellor he would<lb/><add>of course</add> take a Military man.</p><pb/>Ch. VIII. Prime Minister<lb/>§. 2. Functions.<p>10.<lb/>Art. 10. So as to<lb/> Stipendiaries Defensive<lb/>Force.</p><p>11.<lb/>Art. 11. Except in presence<lb/>of an enemy,<lb/>the act must to be<lb/>valid be evidenced<lb/>by an instrument<lb/>of location, <add>promotion</add> signed by<lb/><add>suspension or dislocation, <gap/> by</add> him: if in presence<lb/>of an enemy, then as<lb/>afterwards as<lb/>may be.<lb/>-----</p><p>12. 11.<lb/>Art. 12. <del><gap/> of</del> <add>Manifold</add><lb/>exemplars, of the Instruments,<lb/>will be written<lb/>1. Kept <add>and then disposed of</add> by Prime Minister,<lb/>Officer, one<lb/>2. by Prime Minister, one<lb/>2. Delivered forthwith<lb/>to person <add>promoted, suspended,</add> located, or etc.<lb/>one.<lb/>one.<lb/>3. Transmitted to<lb/>Legislation Minister<lb/>for Legislative Record,<lb/>one.<lb/>-----<!-- The preceding paragraph headed "Art. 12" has been stricken. --></p><p>13.<lb/>Art. 13. For vindication<lb/>of his character, a<lb/>party supposed aggrieved,<lb/>may apply for remedy,<lb/>as per Ch. IX. §.<lb/>Oppression obviated<lb/>But by no decree of the<lb/>Judicatory will he be<lb/>relocated. To relocate or<lb/>not, Prime Minister will<lb/>on view of the evidence,<lb/>determine.<lb/>-----</p><p>14. 11.<lb/>11. [Exemplars] not copies<lb/>nor <sic>manscripts</sic>:<lb/>they being all originals:<lb/><del>written</del> <add>As to</add> by <hi rend="underline">manyfold</hi><lb/><hi rend="underline">writing.</hi> See Ch. XX.<lb/>§. 3.</p><pb/>§. 1. Field of Service<p>1<lb/>Art. 1. Coincident with<lb/>Legislatures is Prime Minister's<lb/>local field of Service.</p><p>2<lb/>Art. 2. Under Legislation<lb/>to Prime Minister<lb/>belongs, as per Ch. IV.<lb/>Article 5. whatsoever<lb/>portion of Legislatures<lb/>logical field of service<lb/>belongs not to the<lb/>Judicatory Department, headed<lb/>by the Prime Minister.</p><lb/><lb/><lb/><lb/><note><gap/> 2 Sept. 1821</note> | ||
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1824 Aug. 27
Constitutional CodeCh. VIII. Prime Minister
§. 1. Field of service
§. 2. Functions
Ch. VIII. Prime Minister
§. 2. Functions
1.
Art. 1. Functions within his logical Art. 1. To a single functionary
field of service.the Prime Minister1. Executive: expressed, in so far belongs the
as, he gives execution and effect to Supreme Administration
ordinances , immediately
or unimmediately the Legislature:
thus given do to the rightly
proclaimed will of the Constitutive.
2.
Art. 2. To him, whatever
part of the Executive
Department business
belong not to the
Judiciary
-----
Art. 1. Functions, within Art. 1. To him, by giving
his logical field of service within his field execution
1. Executive: exercised, in and effect, the
so far as, he gives execution
most perfect, to the will
and effect, to ordinances, declared and presumed
immediately of the Legislature
or unimmediately, from to give corresponding
the Legislature: thus giving do. to the rightly
presumed will of
the Constitutive.
2.
Art. 2. Directive function —
by it is administration
business performed:
assistants,
the Ministers and their
subordinates. Under
his direction, they are.
In their, see his functions.
For theirs, see Ch.IX. §. 4 and Ch. X. in
the Section headed by
the names of their offices.
3.
Art. 3. By this, they are
located.
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Ch. VIII. Prime Minister
§. 2. Functions
4.
Art. 4. Dislocative function:
by this, dislocable:
so is instead of each
dislocation a successor
is by the same act
located.
5.
Art. 5. So, their subordinates
in every grade.
6.
Art. 6. Imperative function.
By this, he has
the command in Chief
of all Land Military
Force. For it's
constituent parts, see Art.
10. 11: and Ch. X. Ministers
Severally. §. 3. Army
Minister. (a)
7.
Art. 7. So, of the Sea
Military force. See Ch. X.
§. 4. Navy Minister.
8.
Art. 8. Power as to
grades: As to those in
the Radical non-Stipendary
or Militia
force, see Ch. X. §. 3. Army
Minister. §. 3.
9.
Art. 11. As to engrafted or
Stipendary land force
every person's grade is at
times at his disposal.
-----
6 (a.)
[Imperative] To this, a
Military man is not necessary.
In U.S. he is the
President. Since Washington
no military man has
had the office. Object, the
placing the force at his
disposal, in case of need.
For counsellor he would
of course take a Military man.
---page break---
Ch. VIII. Prime Minister
§. 2. Functions.
10.
Art. 10. So as to
Stipendiaries Defensive
Force.
11.
Art. 11. Except in presence
of an enemy,
the act must to be
valid be evidenced
by an instrument
of location, promotion signed by
suspension or dislocation, by him: if in presence
of an enemy, then as
afterwards as
may be.
-----
12. 11.
Art. 12. of Manifold
exemplars, of the Instruments,
will be written
1. Kept and then disposed of by Prime Minister,
Officer, one
2. by Prime Minister, one
2. Delivered forthwith
to person promoted, suspended, located, or etc.
one.
one.
3. Transmitted to
Legislation Minister
for Legislative Record,
one.
-----
13.
Art. 13. For vindication
of his character, a
party supposed aggrieved,
may apply for remedy,
as per Ch. IX. §.
Oppression obviated
But by no decree of the
Judicatory will he be
relocated. To relocate or
not, Prime Minister will
on view of the evidence,
determine.
-----
14. 11.
11. [Exemplars] not copies
nor manscripts:
they being all originals:
written As to by manyfold
writing. See Ch. XX.
§. 3.
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§. 1. Field of Service
1
Art. 1. Coincident with
Legislatures is Prime Minister's
local field of Service.
2
Art. 2. Under Legislation
to Prime Minister
belongs, as per Ch. IV.
Article 5. whatsoever
portion of Legislatures
logical field of service
belongs not to the
Judicatory Department, headed
by the Prime Minister.
2 Sept. 1821
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