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1824. Nov<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi> 23<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi><lb/><head>Constitutional <del>Procedure</del> Code.</head><p>Ch. VI. Legislature<lb/>§. 13. Continuation Comm<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">ee</hi></p><p>1.<lb/>Question 1. Non relocability<lb/>why? and why<lb/>thus long?</p><p>Answer. General Reasons<lb/>1. By the undiscontinued<lb/>relocability system,<lb/>good is not, in any shape,<lb/>secured: evil is in all<lb/>shapes.<lb/>By the temporary<lb/>reeligibility system,<lb/>coupled with the<lb/>Continuation Committee<lb/>System, good in all shapes<lb/>is secured or probabilized:<lb/>evil, none.<!-- The preceding paragraph number 1 has been stricken. --></p><p>2.<lb/>2. Particular Reasons.<lb/>Proofs of the above<lb/>general positions.<lb/>In the word <hi rend="underline">experience</hi><lb/>is comprised the whole<lb/>of the good, expectable<lb/>from undiscontinued<lb/>relocability. But,<lb/>considered as proof<lb/>presumptive of the<lb/>aggregate of appropriate<lb/>aptitude, the experience<lb/><!-- The preceding paragraph number 2 has been stricken. --><lb/><gap/> <gap/> is <gap/> but<lb/>attendance.</p><p>3.<lb/>3. Under the name of<lb/><hi rend="underline">experience</hi>, all the<lb/>proof of aptitude, that<lb/>is or can be secured,<lb/>is <hi rend="underline">attendance</hi>: viz. at<lb/>the seat of business.<lb/>But, how uninterrupted<lb/>soever, by mere<lb/>attendance, no one of<lb/>the elements of appropriate<lb/>aptitude is<lb/>secured.</p><pb/>Ch. VI. Legislature.<lb/>§. 13. Continuat<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">n</hi> Committee<p>4.<lb/>4. As to <hi rend="underline">cognitive</hi>,<lb/><hi rend="underline">judicative</hi>, and <hi rend="underline">active<lb/><hi rend="underline">aptitude, all these<lb/>depend partly upon<lb/>antecedent faculties,<lb/>natural and acquired,<lb/>partly upon<lb/><hi rend="underline">attention</hi>. But by no<lb/>attendance can either<lb/>these faculties or<lb/>appropriate attention<lb/>be secured.</hi></hi></p> | 1824. Nov<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi> 23<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi><lb/><head>Constitutional <del>Procedure</del> Code.</head><p>Ch. VI. Legislature<lb/>§. 13. Continuation Comm<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">ee</hi></p><p>1.<lb/>Question 1. Non relocability<lb/>why? and why<lb/>thus long?</p><p>Answer. General Reasons<lb/>1. By the undiscontinued<lb/>relocability system,<lb/>good is not, in any shape,<lb/>secured: evil is in all<lb/>shapes.<lb/>By the temporary<lb/>reeligibility system,<lb/>coupled with the<lb/>Continuation Committee<lb/>System, good in all shapes<lb/>is secured or probabilized:<lb/>evil, none.<!-- The preceding paragraph number 1 has been stricken. --></p><p>2.<lb/>2. Particular Reasons.<lb/>Proofs of the above<lb/>general positions.<lb/>In the word <hi rend="underline">experience</hi><lb/>is comprised the whole<lb/>of the good, expectable<lb/>from undiscontinued<lb/>relocability. But,<lb/>considered as proof<lb/>presumptive of the<lb/>aggregate of appropriate<lb/>aptitude, the experience<lb/><!-- The preceding paragraph number 2 has been stricken. --><lb/><gap/> <gap/> is <gap/> but<lb/>attendance.</p><p>3.<lb/>3. Under the name of<lb/><hi rend="underline">experience</hi>, all the<lb/>proof of aptitude, that<lb/>is or can be secured,<lb/>is <hi rend="underline">attendance</hi>: viz. at<lb/>the seat of business.<lb/>But, how uninterrupted<lb/>soever, by mere<lb/>attendance, no one of<lb/>the elements of appropriate<lb/>aptitude is<lb/>secured.</p><pb/>Ch. VI. Legislature.<lb/>§. 13. Continuat<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">n</hi> Committee<p>4.<lb/>4. As to <hi rend="underline">cognitive</hi>,<lb/><hi rend="underline">judicative</hi>, and <hi rend="underline">active<lb/><hi rend="underline">aptitude, all these<lb/>depend partly upon<lb/>antecedent faculties,<lb/>natural and acquired,<lb/>partly upon<lb/><hi rend="underline">attention</hi>. But by no<lb/>attendance can either<lb/>these faculties or<lb/>appropriate attention<lb/>be secured.</hi></hi></p><p>5.<lb/>5. On the part of a<lb/>great majority of the<lb/>whole body,notwithstanding<lb/>the <sic>compleat</sic><lb/>absence of appropriate<lb/>aptitude in all these<lb/>shapes, relocation will,<lb/>if the temporary<lb/>nonrelocability system be<lb/>not applied, be<lb/>preponderantly probable.</p><p>6.<lb/>6. The only mode in<lb/>which aptitude in these<lb/>shapes can <sic>publickly</sic><lb/>manifest itself, more<lb/>especially <hi rend="underline">active</hi> aptitude,<lb/>is by <hi rend="underline">public</hi><lb/><hi rend="underline">speaking; and in no<lb/>assembly containing<lb/>a hundred or more,<lb/>has a proportion of<lb/>habitual extempore speakers<lb/>so great as a fifth<lb/>or even a tenth of the<lb/>whole number of<lb/>Members, been habitually<lb/>observable.</hi></p> | ||
1824. Novr. 23d.
Constitutional Procedure Code.
Ch. VI. Legislature
§. 13. Continuation Comm<hi rend="superscript">ee
1.
Question 1. Non relocability
why? and why
thus long?
Answer. General Reasons
1. By the undiscontinued
relocability system,
good is not, in any shape,
secured: evil is in all
shapes.
By the temporary
reeligibility system,
coupled with the
Continuation Committee
System, good in all shapes
is secured or probabilized:
evil, none.
2.
2. Particular Reasons.
Proofs of the above
general positions.
In the word experience
is comprised the whole
of the good, expectable
from undiscontinued
relocability. But,
considered as proof
presumptive of the
aggregate of appropriate
aptitude, the experience
is but
attendance.
3.
3. Under the name of
experience, all the
proof of aptitude, that
is or can be secured,
is attendance: viz. at
the seat of business.
But, how uninterrupted
soever, by mere
attendance, no one of
the elements of appropriate
aptitude is
secured.
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Ch. VI. Legislature.
§. 13. Continuat<hi rend="superscript">n Committee
4.
4. As to cognitive,
judicative, and active
<hi rend="underline">aptitude, all these
depend partly upon
antecedent faculties,
natural and acquired,
partly upon
<hi rend="underline">attention. But by no
attendance can either
these faculties or
appropriate attention
be secured.</hi></hi>
5.
5. On the part of a
great majority of the
whole body,notwithstanding
the compleat
absence of appropriate
aptitude in all these
shapes, relocation will,
if the temporary
nonrelocability system be
not applied, be
preponderantly probable.
6.
6. The only mode in
which aptitude in these
shapes can publickly
manifest itself, more
especially active aptitude,
is by public
speaking; and in no
assembly containing
a hundred or more,
has a proportion of
habitual extempore speakers
so great as a fifth
or even a tenth of the
whole number of
Members, been habitually
observable.
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