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Septr. 1810 looked over 8 Septr
§. 12 §. 15 Remedies possible.
20 or 11.
In this besides news
and advertisements
suppose political criticism
received. p.3.
21. or 12
The complection will
naturally be in general
favourable to men in
power for the time
being. p.3
22. or 13
– Hence the tendency
to refuse insertion to
essays on the other side. p.3.
23. or 14
Conceditur, neither on
this Printer, much less
on any other, can any
such obligation be imposed,
as that of inserting
at length every
essay or any essay against
government. p.4.
24. or 15
Yes, notice of existence;
with summary account
of its nature under a
prescribed form with
a sample of each. Why?
– because for this a
limited number of words
may always serve. p.4.
25. or 16
On this occasion towards
securing impartiality
rules might be framed
which though not sanctionable
by the legal,
might be by the moral
sanction. p.4.
26. or 17.✝︎ ✝︎ 26 or 17. ☞ Confront the proposed text.
As to priority, for obviating
partiality, lot might be
prescribed. p.5.
27. or 18.
Opportunity might be
afforded to communicators
to choose their own
samples. (No. of words
being limited.) p.5.
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§. 12 15 Remedies possible.
28. or 19.
Form to be prescribed
for the designation of the
bulk of the article. p.5.
⧺29 or 24. ⧺ 11 ☞ the proposed Reasons.
Uses of this notification
1. Information of the
quantity of demand for
presses. p.8
30 or 25.
2. Persons disposed to
become Printers will
see this part of the
custom they may expect. p.8.
31. or 26
3. Each public man will
see the number of those
who may be expected
to join with him in
giving encouragement
to more Printers. p.8.
31(a) or 22(a)
Address to the People.
1. By the frankness of
this exposure care taken
by the trustees of the people,
before the temptation
is become too strong to
be resisted to put it
out of their own power
to yield it.
2. In the prayer against
being led into temptation
no sincerity unless
care be taken by a
man himself, to prevent his
being exposed to it. p.5.
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§ 16 Uses of Press.
1
Use of liberty of press as
extensive as do of do of
discourse – thence almost
as do of faculty of action. p.1.
2.
Do of political criticism is but a small part of them,
– but a part of the uses
of the press. p.1.
3
Suprà, causes of misrule
are sinister interest,
ignorance and error. Liberty of
political criticism is do
of press applied so as to
afford a remedy toerror:
viz. by exposure. p.1.
4
In the increase of political
criticism the distinction
between use and
abuse will be seen to
be particularly difficult
to delineate. p.1.
⊞1 3
Hence whatsoever care
be taken of the useful
liberty of the press particular
care requires to be
taken to prevent the abuse
of it. p.2.
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§. 16. Abuses of the Press at large.
1
As the uses, so the abuses,
of the press are
co-extensive with do
of discourse. p.1
2
No immorality, delinquency,
crime, – to
which discourse, thence
the press, may not be
made subservient. p.1.
3
Where the press is
made subservient to
any offence, remedy
against the abuse
is the punishment
annexed to such
offence. p.1
4
Applied to the several
offences, restraint is
so far applied to the
liberty of the press. p.2
5
For the nature and
justificative cause of
those several offences
restraints, reference
must be made to the
laws relative to the
several offences. p.2.
§. 17. Abuses, by false Reports
spread for gain or loss.
1
To some modes of transgression
the press especially
the Newspaper d. is apt to be
preeminently subservient.
Two in particular viz. 1 False
Reports for producing gain
or loss.
2. Injurious Aspersions on
Reputation. p.1.
2
By false reports gain or
loss may be produced in
various ways: but with
much more effect by literary
that oral discourse.
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