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<p>4. If after all, it were deemed necessary, that its each<lb/> | |||
such discharged Convict means of conveyance<lb/> | |||
to the place of his choice, whatever it be, should be<lb/> | |||
afforded at the public change, a mode beyond comparison<lb/> | |||
less expensive, than providing, though it<lb/> | |||
were no more than a single prison, in this sole<lb/> | |||
view, would be—the putting into his pocket a sum<lb/> | |||
of money, under <add>the</add> expectation of its being applied to<lb/> | |||
this purpose. But, as the ascertaining, upon any<lb/> | |||
satisfactory evidence, the spot <hi rend="underline">really</hi> desired could<lb/> | |||
be plainly impossible, the spot most distant from the<lb/> | |||
Penitentiary House in question: for as that now<lb/> | |||
distant spot is the spot that would command<lb/> | |||
most money, that would of course be the <hi rend="underline">declared</hi><lb/> | |||
spot of each man's choice.<lb/></p> | |||
<p>But even <hi rend="underline">this maximum</hi> — meaning the annual<lb/> | |||
sum of all these <hi rend="underline">maximums</hi> — would be a <del>mere<lb/> | |||
nothing</del> <add>trifle,</add> in comparison of an additional<lb/> | |||
prison to be built and kept up on<lb/> | |||
purpose.<lb/></p> | |||
<p><del>Not being voters, Honourable Gentlemen would<lb/> | |||
not, I presume, look upon it as necessary that<lb/> | |||
men of this description should be conveyed to Yarmouth<lb/> | |||
to Carlisle or to the Land's end in<lb/> | |||
<unclear>Nortohaises</unclear> on the contrary</del><add>As to</add></p> | |||
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28 29
4. If after all, it were deemed necessary, that its each
such discharged Convict means of conveyance
to the place of his choice, whatever it be, should be
afforded at the public change, a mode beyond comparison
less expensive, than providing, though it
were no more than a single prison, in this sole
view, would be—the putting into his pocket a sum
of money, under the expectation of its being applied to
this purpose. But, as the ascertaining, upon any
satisfactory evidence, the spot really desired could
be plainly impossible, the spot most distant from the
Penitentiary House in question: for as that now
distant spot is the spot that would command
most money, that would of course be the declared
spot of each man's choice.
But even this maximum — meaning the annual
sum of all these maximums — would be a mere
nothing trifle, in comparison of an additional
prison to be built and kept up on
purpose.
Not being voters, Honourable Gentlemen would
not, I presume, look upon it as necessary that
men of this description should be conveyed to Yarmouth
to Carlisle or to the Land's end in
Nortohaises on the contraryAs to
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letter 2118, vol. 8 |
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