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<p><!-- pencil -->7 Feb 1810<lb/> | |||
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<p>Money given without public service bespeak more <gap/><lb/><lb/> | |||
bespeak private service. <unclear>Call</unclear> obsequiousness a preliminary<lb/> | |||
warfare service, war of votes and tongues.</p> | |||
<p><head>§. 8. 4. Sinecures encrease corrupt influence.</head></p> | |||
<p>☞ Rewrite this.</p> | |||
<p>If by <del>giv</del> <add>given in waste</add> <hi rend="underline">spent in waste</hi> be meant spent<lb/> | |||
without effect – <add>in this country under this constitution</add> nothing, that is bestowed by a royal<lb/> | |||
hand, – ever is – ever can be, – <del>bestowe</del> spent in waste.<lb/> | |||
A King of England is like the <add>fortunate</add> King of <gap/>: <del>is</del> so<lb/> | |||
fortunate – he tried to throw away his <del>money</del> <add>treasure</add> and could<lb/> | |||
not succeed: a fish swallowed it and a fisherman brought<lb/> | |||
it him back again. It is by this throwing away<lb/> | |||
money that is in appearance but an appearance only<lb/> | |||
that a King of England becomes – not <del>like <gap/></del> <add>like the</add><lb/> | |||
fisherman <del>in</del> <add>of <unclear>Periallus</unclear></add> fishes of <unclear>rouge</unclear>, but a fisher of <unclear>men</unclear>.<lb/> | |||
Whatsoever is given in waste – given without an equivalent<lb/> | |||
in the shape of public service, <del>produces</del> is when<lb/> | |||
given by that hand given with effect and that<lb/> | |||
effect <add>most</add> mischievous. In parliament as well as everywhere<lb/> | |||
else its effect is <add>it has for its effect</add> obsequiousness as towards<lb/> | |||
the will of him from whom it <add>the gift</add> comes. Everywhere<lb/> | |||
else as towards that will <add>everywhere else</add> obsequiousness is<lb/> | |||
everywhere but in parliament <del>if</del> or <del>with</del> if elsewhere<lb/> | |||
with reference to parliamentary conduct, if not meritorious,<lb/> | |||
at least innoxious: but in parliament,<hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> on the part of a member, or act of parliament, on the part of a parliamentary Elector</note> obsequiousness<lb/> | |||
towards the result <del>of</del> real or supposed<lb/> | |||
of that will in relation to parliamentary conduct<lb/> | |||
is neither more nor less than corrupt influence<lb/> | |||
and breach of trust.</p> | |||
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7 Feb 1810
Sinecures
Money given without public service bespeak more
bespeak private service. Call obsequiousness a preliminary
warfare service, war of votes and tongues.
§. 8. 4. Sinecures encrease corrupt influence.
☞ Rewrite this.
If by giv given in waste spent in waste be meant spent
without effect – in this country under this constitution nothing, that is bestowed by a royal
hand, – ever is – ever can be, – bestowe spent in waste.
A King of England is like the fortunate King of : is so
fortunate – he tried to throw away his money treasure and could
not succeed: a fish swallowed it and a fisherman brought
it him back again. It is by this throwing away
money that is in appearance but an appearance only
that a King of England becomes – not like like the
fisherman in of Periallus fishes of rouge, but a fisher of men.
Whatsoever is given in waste – given without an equivalent
in the shape of public service, produces is when
given by that hand given with effect and that
effect most mischievous. In parliament as well as everywhere
else its effect is it has for its effect obsequiousness as towards
the will of him from whom it the gift comes. Everywhere
else as towards that will everywhere else obsequiousness is
everywhere but in parliament if or with if elsewhere
with reference to parliamentary conduct, if not meritorious,
at least innoxious: but in parliament,⊞ ⊞ on the part of a member, or act of parliament, on the part of a parliamentary Elector obsequiousness
towards the result of real or supposed
of that will in relation to parliamentary conduct
is neither more nor less than corrupt influence
and breach of trust.
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