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1824. April
Constitutional Code.
Ch. IX Ministers collectively
§. 12 14. Liable who
Art. 47 Instructive
and ratiocinative
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21 39
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Art. 15. 48 Art. 47 Instructional and Ratiocinitive In this view, it will be the care of the
Legislature, that whatsoever remuneration is needed
for engaging apt instructors, shall, in as large a
proportion as may be, be defrayed — not by Government,
but by the pupils and their relatives: considering
that, in so far as salary is provided at
a fixt rate, independent of the number of the pupils,
motives for adequate exertion on the part of the
alleged Instructors, are altogether wanting; while
the love of ease is an inducement, by the force of
which the absence of exertion will be secured:
considering moreover that even if remuneration
were made to rise in proportion to the number
of the pupils, adequate motives for adequate
exertion might still be wanting: — the number being
kept up for appearance sake, and the exertion
no greater than what were regarded as necessary
to save the instructor from disgrace; and that thus,
in both cases, every allowance, thus made, operates
as a premium on negligence, and as a prohibition
on appropriate attention and exertion. industry and good behavior
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