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'' | <head>1829. June 17<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>. Aug. 13<lb/>Review of <sic>I</sic> & H.B. Reformists Classed</head> <p><note><del>§1. Reformists classed</del><lb/> §.1. Anti-reformists declared<lb/> pseudo-reformists<lb/> <del>Anti-reformists <gap/></del><lb/> Characters of the class.</note></p> <p> (1)</p> <!-- addition in J.B.'s hand --><p>The following is a <del><gap/> of</del> <gap/> what we have seen<lb/> proposed as a <del> <gap/> by <gap/></del> sort of <gap/> species by the touch<lb/> of which an anti-reformist disguised in the garb of a reformist may [+]<lb/> <!-- continues in margin -->[+] be made to drop his<lb/> disguise, and <sic>shew</sic> himself <lb/> for what he really is.<lb/> <del>We</del> The servants of it is such as we cannot <lb/> help shuddering at<lb/> <gap/> and sincerely<lb/> will not suffer us to<lb/><gap/> it without reason.<lb/> <gap/> have that <lb/> on the occasion <add> and in the course</add> of a <lb/> <gap/> some case<lb/> may <del><gap/></del> here send<lb/> there be need of it<lb/> we venture to submit<lb/> it to be considerate of<lb/> the <gap/> and here<lb/> it is —</p> <p><del> Of a man's being either an anti-reformist<lb/> or reformist in the disguise of an anti-reformist<lb/> are these.</del></p> <p> <add> Symptoms of an anti-reformist disguise are these</add><lb/> 1. If by any circumstance, <del>it appears</del> more<lb/> especially if by express declaration, it appears that<lb/> his desire is — to continue the sacrifice made by <lb/> the existing system of the interest of the subject.<lb/> many to the interest of the ruling and influential<lb/> few and of the lawyer class in particular.</p> <p>2. If <del>by</del> it appears that his wish and endeavour<lb/> is to give increase or continuance to the inaccessibility<lb> and <sic>uncognoscibility</sic> of the rule of<lb/> portion to their want of acquaintance with it, in a<lb/> word to all those by whom in any way opposition<lb/> is made to Codification</p> <p> 3. If a man proposes or leaves <sic>uncondemned</sic> <add><sic> unreprobated</sic></add><lb/> any arrangement <del>by</del> <add> of</add> which needless delay is <del>the <add>manifestly</del></add><lb/> <add>undeniably the</add> consequence.</p> <p> 4. If a man proposes or leaves <sic>uncondemned</sic> any arrangement of which denial of justice is<lb/> <add> undeniably</add>the consequence.</p> <p> 5. if a man proposes or leaves <sic>uncondemned</sic><lb/> any arrangement of which denial of justice is<lb/> <add>undeniably</add> the consequence.<lb/> 6. If a man proposes or leave <sic>uncondemned</sic><lb/> any arrangement of which <sic>misdecision</sic> <add>undeniably</add> is the<lb/> consequence</p> <p> 7. If a man proposes or leave <sic>uncondemned</sic><lb/> any arrangement of which <sic>nondecision</sic> <del>is the</del><lb/><del>consequ</del> for want of presentation of demand<lb/> is <add> undeniably</add> the consequence.</p> | ||
1829. June 17th. Aug. 13
Review of I & H.B. Reformists Classed
§1. Reformists classed
§.1. Anti-reformists declared
pseudo-reformists
Anti-reformists
Characters of the class.
(1)
The following is a of what we have seen
proposed as a by sort of species by the touch
of which an anti-reformist disguised in the garb of a reformist may [+]
[+] be made to drop his
disguise, and shew himself
for what he really is.
We The servants of it is such as we cannot
help shuddering at
and sincerely
will not suffer us to
it without reason.
have that
on the occasion and in the course of a
some case
may here send
there be need of it
we venture to submit
it to be considerate of
the and here
it is —
Of a man's being either an anti-reformist
or reformist in the disguise of an anti-reformist
are these.
Symptoms of an anti-reformist disguise are these
1. If by any circumstance, it appears more
especially if by express declaration, it appears that
his desire is — to continue the sacrifice made by
the existing system of the interest of the subject.
many to the interest of the ruling and influential
few and of the lawyer class in particular.
2. If by it appears that his wish and endeavour
is to give increase or continuance to the inaccessibility<lb> and uncognoscibility of the rule of
portion to their want of acquaintance with it, in a
word to all those by whom in any way opposition
is made to Codification
3. If a man proposes or leaves uncondemned unreprobated
any arrangement by of which needless delay is the <add>manifestly</add>
undeniably the consequence.
4. If a man proposes or leaves uncondemned any arrangement of which denial of justice is
undeniablythe consequence.
5. if a man proposes or leaves uncondemned
any arrangement of which denial of justice is
undeniably the consequence.
6. If a man proposes or leave uncondemned
any arrangement of which misdecision undeniably is the
consequence
7. If a man proposes or leave uncondemned
any arrangement of which nondecision is the
consequ for want of presentation of demand
is undeniably the consequence.
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