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1825 June 23
Judications Rationale of Reward
In the military departure army service the aggregates with them respective hands
exert throughout the whole of the scale, conduct were under the command omitting command: the scale is therefore
in the scale of power. In this aggregate of all civil departments, no
On such scale of power <add>now places of</add>the
many in the same grade, the functions are altogether different while in different grades they function in many instances the means
The scale then of any
thing, is a scale not of power, but of factitious
dispute.
Of factitious de
in general mention is
in general, and how
made in another place
and on that occasion it is shewn
how ill adapted to the increase
of useful beneficient
service how surely
well adapted to
and extremely productive
mischievous it is? of mischievous
effects
has ben made elsewhere
Conduct in itself, the institution is in applicate
Suppose no such thing in existence, infact service generally usefulof the matter of factitious de: and as such exposed to all the
will in proportion as it is known be followed by general respect. It
with it By an attraction unless natural than gravity such
objection to which the people it manifests that title service draws to it its own reward: and that in the best adapted proportion imaginably no than attractive power
to public respect stands exposed all that is necessary or was wanting, or
is applicable notoriety. To this purpose as to most others the power of : and with the exception of money and power in so far as money or power is necessary,
nothing Factitious securely as a draught drawn or the proper so good as th well adapted as this individual
a certain portion of them respect. Suppose it out of the , the notoriety applied to the individual service rendered on each occasion
by the individual can be done towards the increase of <add>on each occasion</add>the state of generally respect of the people will be course by their
useful service by the power of government with relation to them<add>themselves</add> interest of the beneficial of the itself, and that of the individual
and his conductin that same situation In preparation to the advances made by
them in appropriate knowledge and judgement the opinion will
cause this supposed beneficientness come in
ma in its apparent to exact coincidence with the real
beneficialness in the two cases.
A factitious d
as a draught drawn
in favour of the dignatory
upon the people at large
for a certain portion
of this respect payable to the
individual
draught to be produce
Such at any rate will be the standard to which situation
and indent will be applied: and it offers the description of almost sup
it is little better than to say that it is the
only true one: the distribution application of is this in the hands
and the only hands of the person and the only person whose interest it is that it be well applied
—
As such it supposes
a drawer. But the people
(such is their weakness)
being from infancy by habit
brought and accustomed
will both predisposed
to pay the amount of this tribute to
whoever possesses the draught
to pledge it is received
every body for ill nogood ba
by every such person in one
and the same quantity without any regard to service in any shape.
It is therefore all adapted as any object of desire can be, to the seeing
such purpose as that it giving increase to the stock of useful public service. use to which like money drawn for it is less little less adapted than money as the answering the individual purposes of the drawerhave, take whoever he be, by when the draught ismade.
Place at in any other hand, you place it in the end (and payment accordingly made
to the same amount
of time or those whose interest it in that it be not will be
of him or those whose interest it is that it be not will be
ill applied applied to the for For simplicity of conception
say in the interest of hands of one person - the element
It is his interest or what comes to the same thing it will be
appear to him to be his interest to apply it on each manner to the gratification
of his of all sorts: to the giving effect to his own will,
and time to the production of obness on the part of those
on whose operation that gratification more immediately depends
The sort of service for payment of which the draught it is drawn
before the receipt of the service is informed will be that which
in some gratification afforded in some shape or other to the well of the ,
or to some one or more of them who are in trust in favour with him
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jeremy bentham |
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jonathan blenman |
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