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<p><note>6 Convict <lb/>1 The Legislator <lb/>3 Causes <lb/>10 <lb/>The act of doing <lb/>illegal things to <lb/>save trouble was <lb/> <sic>learnt</sic> by Pitt of his <lb/>father &amp; <gap/> <lb/>in the case of the <gap/> <lb/>power over the Corn Laws in 1766</note> The <del>principal</del> principle of action was not a new<lb/> one to the headstrong Minister who was acting upon<lb/> it. <del>A politician and an Orator</del> <add>Trained up to politics and oratory</add> from his cradle,<lb/> he had been bred <del>up</del> in a School which taught mere <lb/>to <unclear>kick</unclear>-down constitutions to save trouble: &#x2014; to kick them<lb/> down, <add>say</add> my Lord: not merely to kick them aside, as here.</p>
<p><note>6 Convict <lb/>1 The Legislator <lb/>3 Causes <lb/>10 <lb/>The act of doing <lb/>illegal things to <lb/>save trouble was <lb/> <sic>learnt</sic> by Pitt of his <lb/>father &amp; <gap/> <lb/>in the case of the <gap/> <lb/>power over the Corn Laws in 1766</note> The <del>principal</del> principle of action was not a new<lb/> one to the headstrong Minister who was acting upon<lb/> it. <del>A politician and an Orator</del> <add>Trained up to politics and oratory</add> from his cradle,<lb/> he had been bred <del>up</del> in a School which taught mere <lb/>to <unclear>kick</unclear>-down constitutions to save trouble: &#x2014; to kick them<lb/> down, <add>say</add> my Lord: not merely to kick them aside, as here.</p>


<p>The same versatile and fluent lawyer who, <lb/>to foment <del>rebellion</del> <add>insurrection</add> which ended in <del><unclear>emancipation,</unclear></del> <add>separation</add> <del>had</del><lb/> discovered <add>afterwards</add> that taxation laws are not laws <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi><lb/> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> and that the <del><gap/></del> <lb/>on which the subjects <lb/>money is given by <lb/>the <add><unclear>noxious</unclear></add> <gap/> Houses to <gap/> notion no command on anybody <lb/>to pay it &#x2014; this same <lb/>ingenious person</note> but discovered <lb/>in 1766 that <add>there is in every year a time during which</add> the Bill of Rights is waste <lb/>paper; and that whenever Parliament is not sitting, the advisers of the Crown have a <add>legal</add> right to exercise <add>supersede</add> <lb/>a suspending power <add>the laws of Parliament</add> on condition of making use of <lb/>the word <hi rend="underline">necessity</hi>, <del>where they</del> <add>should they ever have need</add> come to speak of it. That <lb/>in that case <hi rend="superscript">(4.)</hi> there was a real necessity for suspending <lb/><note>[5]</note> <lb/> a law of Parliament was admitted on all hands. That <lb/><del>they made</del> the necessity was of their making was charged <lb/>[upon them <del>by</del> on the other side] by their opponents, <lb/>though &#x2014; such was <del>their candour</del> <add>the candour on that side</add> (<del>the candour of their <lb/>opponents</del> &#x2014; the mission to <gap/> a meeting of Parliament <lb/>while the necessity was growing before <add>under</add> their eyes <lb/> was ascribed &#x2014; not to design but <add>nothing worse than</add> negligence. The indemnity <lb/>which they affected to disdain and fight against, <lb/><note>In this <add> <gap/></add> adventure <lb/>as afterward in the <gap/> <lb/><del>on to the other the </del> <lb/><add>the</add> the first Earl <gap/> <lb/>and the first Earl <lb/>Chatham <del>went hand <lb/>in hand</del> were co-partners. <lb/>Taught by this <lb/> <gap/> &#x2014; emboldened by <lb/>this precedent &#x2014; seeing <lb/>how much more might <lb/>be <del>done</del> attempted</note> <lb/>
<p>The same versatile and fluent lawyer who, <lb/>to foment <del>rebellion</del> <add>insurrection</add> which ended in <del><unclear>emancipation,</unclear></del> <add>separation</add> <del>had</del><lb/> discovered <add>afterwards</add> that taxation laws are not laws <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi><lb/> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> and that the <del><gap/></del> <lb/>on which the subjects <lb/>money is given by <lb/>the <add><unclear>noxious</unclear></add> <gap/> Houses to <gap/> notion no command on anybody <lb/>to pay it &#x2014; this same <lb/>ingenious person</note> but discovered <lb/>in 1766 that <add>there is in every year a time during which</add> the Bill of Rights is waste <lb/>paper; and that whenever Parliament is not sitting, the advisers of the Crown have a <add>legal</add> right to exercise <add>supersede</add> <lb/>a suspending power <add>the laws of Parliament</add> on condition of making use of <lb/>the word <hi rend="underline">necessity</hi>, <del>where they</del> <add>should they ever have need</add> come to speak of it. That <lb/>in that case <hi rend="superscript">(4.)</hi> there was a real necessity for suspending <lb/><note>[5]</note> <lb/> a law of Parliament was admitted on all hands. That <lb/><del>they made</del> the necessity was of their making was charged <lb/>[upon them <del>by</del> on the other side] by their opponents, <lb/>though &#x2014; such was <del>their candour</del> <add>the candour on that side</add> (<del>the candour of their <lb/>opponents</del> &#x2014; the mission to <gap/> a meeting of Parliament <lb/>while the necessity was growing before <add>under</add> their eyes <lb/> was ascribed &#x2014; not to design but <add>nothing worse than</add> negligence. The indemnity <lb/>which they affected to disdain and fight against, <lb/><note>In this <add> <gap/></add> adventure <lb/>as afterward in the <gap/> <lb/><del>on to the other the </del> <lb/><add>the</add> the first Earl <gap/> <lb/>and the first Earl <lb/>Chatham <del>went hand <lb/>in hand</del> were co-partners. <lb/>Taught by this <lb/> <gap/> &#x2014; emboldened by <lb/>this precedent &#x2014; seeing <lb/>how much more might <lb/>be <del>done</del> attempted</note> <lb/>they got notwithstanding, though without deserving it. They <lb/>were Ministers first in power, and concern for <lb/>creating the necessity might <add>would</add> have been liable to be misinterpreted <lb/>into concern for asking under it when created. <lb/><del>Seeing then what may be done</del> by a Minister <add><del>since it was done by his <gap/></del></add> with impunity <lb/> Thus it was that from the example of <del>Pitt</del> the <lb/>first Pitt and his <gap/> friend, Pitt the second <add>the hereditary minister, in the <add><unclear>new</unclear></add> family state</add> learnt to <lb/><add> <gap/> not to</add> kick the constitution aside to save trouble.</p>
   
   



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6 Convict
1 The Legislator
3 Causes
10
The act of doing
illegal things to
save trouble was
learnt by Pitt of his
father &
in the case of the
power over the Corn Laws in 1766
The principal principle of action was not a new
one to the headstrong Minister who was acting upon
it. A politician and an Orator Trained up to politics and oratory from his cradle,
he had been bred up in a School which taught mere
to kick-down constitutions to save trouble: — to kick them
down, say my Lord: not merely to kick them aside, as here.

The same versatile and fluent lawyer who,
to foment rebellion insurrection which ended in emancipation, separation had
discovered afterwards that taxation laws are not laws +
+ and that the
on which the subjects
money is given by
the noxious Houses to notion no command on anybody
to pay it — this same
ingenious person
but discovered
in 1766 that there is in every year a time during which the Bill of Rights is waste
paper; and that whenever Parliament is not sitting, the advisers of the Crown have a legal right to exercise supersede
a suspending power the laws of Parliament on condition of making use of
the word necessity, where they should they ever have need come to speak of it. That
in that case (4.) there was a real necessity for suspending
[5]
a law of Parliament was admitted on all hands. That
they made the necessity was of their making was charged
[upon them by on the other side] by their opponents,
though — such was their candour the candour on that side (the candour of their
opponents
— the mission to a meeting of Parliament
while the necessity was growing before under their eyes
was ascribed — not to design but nothing worse than negligence. The indemnity
which they affected to disdain and fight against,
In this adventure
as afterward in the
on to the other the
the the first Earl
and the first Earl
Chatham went hand
in hand
were co-partners.
Taught by this
— emboldened by
this precedent — seeing
how much more might
be done attempted

they got notwithstanding, though without deserving it. They
were Ministers first in power, and concern for
creating the necessity might would have been liable to be misinterpreted
into concern for asking under it when created.
Seeing then what may be done by a Minister since it was done by his with impunity
Thus it was that from the example of Pitt the
first Pitt and his friend, Pitt the second the hereditary minister, in the <add>new family state</add> learnt to
not to kick the constitution aside to save trouble.





















































































Identifier: | JB/116/191/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1802-06-27

Marginal Summary Numbering

10

Box

116

Main Headings

panopticon versus new south wales

Folio number

191

Info in main headings field

n. s. wales

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d10 / f47

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[monogram] 1800]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

ID Number

37724

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