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<head>1820.July 28. | <head>1820.July 28. Reopened Sept. 25</head><lb/> | ||
Emancipation Spanish<lb/> | Emancipation Spanish<lb/> | ||
III. Appeals intolerable<lb/> | III. Appeals intolerable<lb/> | ||
1.<lb/> | 1.<lb/> | ||
The above, all the imaginable<lb/> | <p>The above, all the imaginable<lb/> | ||
burthens on Creolia<lb/> | burthens on Creolia<lb/> | ||
from whence, with<lb/> | from whence, with<lb/> | ||
or without ground, benefit,<lb/> | or without ground, benefit,<lb/> | ||
to Spain, could be looked<lb/> | to Spain, could be looked<lb/> | ||
for. Yet, this such | for. Yet, this such That,<lb/> | ||
without it, none of those<lb/> | without it, none of those<lb/> | ||
others could be endeavoured<lb/> | others could be endeavoured<lb/> | ||
to be reopened.< | to be reopened.</p> | ||
2.<lb/> | 2.<lb/> | ||
From <hi rend="underline">appeals</hi> to Spain,<lb/> | <p>From <hi rend="underline">appeals</hi> to Spain,<lb/> | ||
grievous, and probably<lb/> | grievous, and probably<lb/> | ||
intolerable, the burthen<lb/> | intolerable, the burthen<lb/> | ||
to all in Spanish America.< | to all in Spanish America.</p> | ||
3.<lb/> | 3.<lb/> | ||
Not <hi rend="underline">Probable</hi> that, to<lb/> | <p>Not <hi rend="underline">Probable</hi><hi rend="superscript">+</hi> that, to<lb/> | ||
Governors sent to Creolia,<lb/> | Governors sent to Creolia,<lb/> | ||
by Spain, power, altogether<lb/> | by Spain, power, altogether<lb/> | ||
arbitrary, would<lb/> | arbitrary, would<lb/> | ||
be allowed under the<lb/> | be allowed under the<lb/> | ||
change.< | change.</p> | ||
<add>6 Aug 1826 < | <add>+ 6 Aug 1826 day <hi rend="underline">proffered</hi></add><lb/> | ||
4.<lb/> | 4.<lb/> | ||
This admitted, to the exercise<lb/> | <p>This admitted, to the exercise<lb/> | ||
of the dominion<lb/> | of the dominion<lb/> | ||
in any <hi rend="underline">other</hi> manner,<lb/> | in any <hi rend="underline">other</hi> manner,<lb/> | ||
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-particularly in<lb/> | -particularly in<lb/> | ||
financial and certain<lb/> | financial and certain<lb/> | ||
penal cases.< | penal cases.</p> | ||
5.<lb/> | 5.<lb/> | ||
By taxes <gap/>., no promise<lb/> | <p>By taxes <gap/>., no promise<lb/> | ||
would be afforded without<lb/> | would be afforded without<lb/> | ||
right of appeal from<lb/> | right of appeal from<lb/> | ||
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or Public Prosecutor, appointed,<lb/> | or Public Prosecutor, appointed,<lb/> | ||
and removable<lb/> | and removable<lb/> | ||
by Government in Spain.< | by Government in Spain. | ||
</p> | |||
6.<lb/> | 6.<lb/> | ||
So, in case of revolt-<lb/> | <p>So, in case of revolt-<lb/> | ||
disobedience, declared disaffection,<lb/> | disobedience, declared disaffection,<lb/> | ||
declared discontent.< | declared discontent.</p> | ||
7.<lb/> | 7.<lb/> | ||
Yet, from such appeal,<lb/> | <p>Yet, from such appeal,<lb/> | ||
in any case, injustice<lb/> | in any case, injustice<lb/> | ||
and oppression inexhaustible:<lb/> | and oppression inexhaustible:<lb/> | ||
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boundless, irremediable,<lb/> | boundless, irremediable,<lb/> | ||
not producible<lb/> | not producible<lb/> | ||
by other means.< | by other means.</p> | ||
8.<lb/> | 8.<lb/> | ||
From the expense on<lb/> | <p>From the expense on<lb/> | ||
both, denials of justice<lb/> | both, denials of justice<lb/> | ||
to the side unable to<lb/> | to the side unable to<lb/> | ||
defray the expence: lo<lb/> | defray the expence: lo<lb/> | ||
all but a very few.< | all but a very few.</p> | ||
<pb/> | <pb/> | ||
III. Appeals intolerable<lb/> | III. Appeals intolerable<lb/> | ||
9.<lb/> | 9.<lb/> | ||
By the expense, vexation,<lb/> | <p>By the expense, vexation,<lb/> | ||
and delay, burthen grievous<lb/> | and delay, burthen grievous<lb/> | ||
to these few.< | to these few.</p> | ||
10.<lb/> | 10.<lb/> | ||
By its effect on evidence,<lb/> | <p>By its effect on evidence,<lb/> | ||
great the chance it gives<lb/> | great the chance it gives<lb/> | ||
to misdecision: great the<lb/> | to misdecision: great the<lb/> | ||
advantage to the wrong<lb/> | advantage to the wrong<lb/> | ||
side: to falsehood and deceit.< | side: to falsehood and deceit.</p> | ||
11.<lb/> | 11.<lb/> | ||
Witnesses not permitted lo<lb/> | <p>Witnesses not permitted lo<lb/> | ||
follow the appeal, evidence<lb/> | follow the appeal, evidence<lb/> | ||
is sent to the ultimate indicatory,<lb/> | is sent to the ultimate indicatory,<lb/> | ||
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was, or should have been,<lb/> | was, or should have been,<lb/> | ||
presented to the judicatory<lb/> | presented to the judicatory<lb/> | ||
below. [The shapes described.]< | below. [The shapes described.]</p> | ||
12.<lb/> | 12.<lb/> | ||
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mischievous, whether given<lb/> | mischievous, whether given<lb/> | ||
to public prosecutor, defendant,<lb/> | to public prosecutor, defendant,<lb/> | ||
or both.</p | or both.</p> | ||
14.<lb/> | 14.<lb/> | ||
Appeal given to defendant<lb/> | <p>Appeal given to defendant<lb/> | ||
what is to be his condition<lb/> | what is to be his condition<lb/> | ||
during its pendency?<lb/> | during its pendency?<lb/> | ||
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all the Time, if he can not<lb/> | all the Time, if he can not<lb/> | ||
find them. How, then, can<lb/> | find them. How, then, can<lb/> | ||
he attend to his cause?< | he attend to his cause?</p> | ||
<pb/> | <pb/> | ||
III. Appeals intolerable.<lb/> | III. Appeals intolerable.<lb/> | ||
15.<lb/> | 15.<lb/> | ||
From an <hi rend="underline">intermediate</hi> decision,<lb/> | <p>From an <hi rend="underline">intermediate</hi> decision,<lb/> | ||
shall appeal be allowed<lb/> | shall appeal be allowed<lb/> | ||
or not<hi rend="superscript">2</hi>. | or not<hi rend="superscript">2</hi>.</p> | ||
16.<lb/> | 16.<lb/> | ||
The above being the <hi rend="underline">least</hi> extent<lb/> | <p>The above being the <hi rend="underline">least</hi> extent<lb/> | ||
that can be given to appeal,<lb/> | that can be given to appeal,<lb/> | ||
proportioned must be<lb/> | proportioned must be<lb/> | ||
the ulterior mischief from every<lb/> | the ulterior mischief from every<lb/> | ||
ulterior extent.< | ulterior extent.</p> | ||
17.<lb/> | 17.<lb/> | ||
Cortes Election Appeal.<lb/> | <p>Cortes Election Appeal.<lb/> | ||
Disallow it, sole Elector, Returning<lb/> | Disallow it, sole Elector, Returning<lb/> | ||
Officer. Allow it, comes<lb/> | Officer. Allow it, comes<lb/> | ||
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and the intolerable<lb/> | and the intolerable<lb/> | ||
grievance about Witnesses,<lb/> | grievance about Witnesses,<lb/> | ||
as above.< | as above.</p> | ||
18.<lb/> | 18.<lb/> | ||
The more Witnesses, the<lb/> | <p>The more Witnesses, the<lb/> | ||
more time consumed in<lb/> | more time consumed in<lb/> | ||
enquiries, each Trifling, all<lb/> | enquiries, each Trifling, all<lb/> | ||
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2. Committees! Members<lb/> | 2. Committees! Members<lb/> | ||
Time is thus consumed in<lb/> | Time is thus consumed in<lb/> | ||
in irrelevant Business.< | in irrelevant Business.</p> | ||
19.<lb/> | 19.<lb/> | ||
An extraneous judicatory?<lb/> | <p>An extraneous judicatory?<lb/> | ||
this the least evil, if named<lb/> | this the least evil, if named<lb/> | ||
by the Cortes, single-seated,<lb/> | by the Cortes, single-seated,<lb/> | ||
and public. Thus, only, responsibility<lb/> | and public. Thus, only, responsibility<lb/> | ||
better than an<lb/> | better than an<lb/> | ||
empty name.< | empty name.</p> | ||
20.<lb/> | 20.<lb/> | ||
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The appeal established,<lb/> | The appeal established,<lb/> | ||
oppression manifested<lb/> | oppression manifested<lb/> | ||
to Ultramarinians.</p | to Ultramarinians.</p> | ||
<p>The exclusion of the appeal,<lb/> | <p>The exclusion of the appeal,<lb/> | ||
Spanish rulers would not<lb/> | Spanish rulers would not<lb/> | ||
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they had had enough:<lb/> | they had had enough:<lb/> | ||
for exclusion of <lb/> | for exclusion of <lb/> | ||
it, was Constitution established.</p | it, was Constitution established.</p> | ||
<p>By one, or other horn of<lb/> | <p>By one, or other horn of<lb/> | ||
this dilemma, your rulers<lb/> | this dilemma, your rulers<lb/> | ||
will be pierced.</p | will be pierced.</p> | ||
21.<lb/> | 21.<lb/> | ||
The few Ultramarinians excepted,<lb/> | <p>The few Ultramarinians excepted,<lb/> | ||
of the oppression, by<lb/> | of the oppression, by<lb/> | ||
Appeal, you Spaniards speak<lb/> | Appeal, you Spaniards speak<lb/> | ||
without experience. From<lb/> | without experience. From<lb/> | ||
Spain to Ultramarinia,< | Spain to Ultramarinia,</p> | ||
<pb/> | <pb/> | ||
Appeal none.<lb/> | <p>Appeal none.<lb/> | ||
Not so the Portuguese. From<lb/> | Not so the Portuguese. From<lb/> | ||
Portugal, lo Brazils, appeal-<lb/> | Portugal, lo Brazils, appeal-<lb/> | ||
See what they say of it.< | See what they say of it.</p> | ||
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1820.July 28. Reopened Sept. 25
Emancipation Spanish
III. Appeals intolerable
1.
The above, all the imaginable
burthens on Creolia
from whence, with
or without ground, benefit,
to Spain, could be looked
for. Yet, this such That,
without it, none of those
others could be endeavoured
to be reopened.
2.
From appeals to Spain,
grievous, and probably
intolerable, the burthen
to all in Spanish America.
3.
Not Probable+ that, to
Governors sent to Creolia,
by Spain, power, altogether
arbitrary, would
be allowed under the
change.
+ 6 Aug 1826 day proffered
4.
This admitted, to the exercise
of the dominion
in any other manner,
do in this would be necessary
-particularly in
financial and certain
penal cases.
5.
By taxes ., no promise
would be afforded without
right of appeal from
Creolian, low Spanish,
judicasory, by an Collector
or Public Prosecutor, appointed,
and removable
by Government in Spain.
6.
So, in case of revolt-
disobedience, declared disaffection,
declared discontent.
7.
Yet, from such appeal,
in any case, injustice
and oppression inexhaustible:
inevitable, certain,
boundless, irremediable,
not producible
by other means.
8.
From the expense on
both, denials of justice
to the side unable to
defray the expence: lo
all but a very few.
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III. Appeals intolerable
9.
By the expense, vexation,
and delay, burthen grievous
to these few.
10.
By its effect on evidence,
great the chance it gives
to misdecision: great the
advantage to the wrong
side: to falsehood and deceit.
11.
Witnesses not permitted lo
follow the appeal, evidence
is sent to the ultimate indicatory,
in a bad shape,
to counteract the effect of
the same evidence in the
good Shape, in which it
was, or should have been,
presented to the judicatory
below. [The shapes described.]
12.
2. Witnesses permitted,
but not forced, the benefit
of furnishing evidence is,
as much lo so much, confined
to that party, is but one,
who can bear the expence:
and, besides the expence,
boundless the doors thus
opened to corruption.
Without corruption, even
without corruption,
the bad side many triumph
over the good, by sending
the only material witnesses
or most witnesses.
13.
3. Witnesses forced, power
of applying the forces is
unlimited power of Garnishment:
a power monstrously
mischievous, whether given
to public prosecutor, defendant,
or both.
14.
Appeal given to defendant
what is to be his condition
during its pendency?
Enlarged, without sureties
he goes off with his effects:
if not without sureties, he
remains in imprisonment
all the Time, if he can not
find them. How, then, can
he attend to his cause?
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III. Appeals intolerable.
15.
From an intermediate decision,
shall appeal be allowed
or not2.
16.
The above being the least extent
that can be given to appeal,
proportioned must be
the ulterior mischief from every
ulterior extent.
17.
Cortes Election Appeal.
Disallow it, sole Elector, Returning
Officer. Allow it, comes
the expense, delay, and vexation,
and the intolerable
grievance about Witnesses,
as above.
18.
The more Witnesses, the
more time consumed in
enquiries, each Trifling, all
indispensable. What the judicatory?
1. The whole Cortes?
Times for nothing else.
2. Committees! Members
Time is thus consumed in
in irrelevant Business.
19.
An extraneous judicatory?
this the least evil, if named
by the Cortes, single-seated,
and public. Thus, only, responsibility
better than an
empty name.
20.
By Constitution, Appeal had
been left in darkness. Prudentially.
The appeal established,
oppression manifested
to Ultramarinians.
The exclusion of the appeal,
Spanish rulers would not
have endured. Sole afternative,
Appeal lo Peninseclar
ears, or despotism in
Peninsular hands. Of despotism,
they had had enough:
for exclusion of
it, was Constitution established.
By one, or other horn of
this dilemma, your rulers
will be pierced.
21.
The few Ultramarinians excepted,
of the oppression, by
Appeal, you Spaniards speak
without experience. From
Spain to Ultramarinia,
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Appeal none.
Not so the Portuguese. From
Portugal, lo Brazils, appeal-
See what they say of it.
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