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1821 March 24
Rid Yourselves
Ultramaria
'.12 Deputation
Imposssible
'. Under the Constitutional Code as it stands, no Ultramarian Deputation can be formed; thence, nor the supposed security afforded. Ultramarian Deputation none.
Spaniards!
I know not whether it has been noticed or no, but unless I have much deceived myself, under the Constitutional Code /Constitution/ as it stands, from no province in Ultramria can any real and legitimate deputation ever come; probably not from any; at any rate certainly not from all /every one/. But you will see. You will see whether by any possibility the conditions, the fulfilment of which is declared to be necessary, to the formation of a deputation can be fulfilled.
In regard to this matter, On this supposition two conceivable states of things will be before you.
1. In the instance of every one of the Ultramarian provinces as enumerated in the Code, a deputation, formed according to the directions given in the Constitutional Code, is sent to, and takes its seat in the Cortes.
2. Provinces in a certain number are prevented by self-emancipation from sending any such deputation to the Cortes sitting in Spain.
3. Of those that continue in a state of Union, a certain number are prevented from sending to the Cortes sitting in Spain these several respective deputations.
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Title: [1821 March 24 Rid Yourselves]Description: 1821 March 24 Rid Yourselves '. Ultramarian Deputation impossible From this state of things, questions /a question/ arise with regard to the expectations and wishes /views and designs/ of the persons of the parts in question of this Code. Was it any part of their design that from /of/ the impracticability of forming the [...?] Ultramarian Deputation, the counterfeit Deputation above spoken of /alluded/ should continue? should continue during the continuance of the present Cortes, and be formed anew upon the same model, at the time of the next Cortes and so on?
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Title: [[clxvii. 108] 1821 March 30]Description: [clxvii. 108] 1821 March 30 Rid Yourselves Anti-constitutional evil 4 Consumption of Cortes time By Article 335. of the ten functions allotted to the bodies stiled Provincial Deputation, each being in the province the principal political body within its province the first is "to intervene and approve the repartition made upon the pueblos (subordinate districts) of the contribution (contribuciones) which shall have fallen to the lot of the province. Upon the ground of these three clauses taken together, assuming that in the several provinces of Spanish Ultramaria, as well as at Madrid in Spain men are men, the following are among the allotional[?] business which on the supposition of any effort given to the claim of Spanish dominion over Spanish Ultramaria the Cortes would have to take in hand and add to its other businesses. Our allotment of these burthens is too large - this would be the cry of every Ultramarian Provincial Deputation. This cry would have movement in to it. Solo from each Province. The share allotted to one province is too large, compared with that allotted to this, and that, and that other Province. Chime of all the provinces. 1. The share imposed /allotted/ upon Ultramaria taken all together /as a whole/ is too large compared with the share allotted to Spain. Two circumstances it is true there are /may be/, either of which would suffice /be sufficient/ to substitute a long rest to both these movements. One is, a determination on the part of the several Provincial deputations - one or more or all of them, not to interfere /intervene/ with any such repartitions, but to suffer the contribution to levy themselves if so disposed to levy themselves. See Ch. or '. 3. Ch. or '. 12. Another is the new formation of any such Provincial Deputation in this or that Ultramarian Province, or in all of them Ch. or '. 12. And by any one of these circumstances a proportionable quantity of the extra demand upon the time of the Cortes, will be, it can not but be acknowlegded, saved.
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Title: [1822 March 24 Rid Yourselves]Description: 1822 March 24 Rid Yourselves Letter 3 Ultramaria Submissive They are to contribute a mark a day. In what is your benefit? Submission has place in Ultramaria has place [...?] in every Province and in every part of every Province. Such is the supposition, to the admission of which I stand bound. But, submission - for what length of time? to no length of time do I stand bound. I say [...?] for the first moment, but no longer. For, granting that they had never /the matter had never been/ looked at before, the second moment I have a right to suppose them looking into the Constitutional Code: that Code which according to the framers of it, as stated in the very first Article belongs as much to them the Ultramarians as to you the Peninsula Spaniards. Looking forwards in the Code, they have not to look any further than Article 8, before they find these words /stands obliged every/ Spaniard without any distinction whatsoever, obliged without any distinction to contribute in proportion to his possession, to the expences of the State. Well then under this Article, in each Ultramarian Province, each Spaniard - each inhabitant suppose - contributes to the expences of that portion of the State, in exact proportion to his possessions. To this, under the Article in question, no reasonable objection can be made. But when a contribution to this amount has been made by him, no further contribution consistently with this Article can your rulers call upon him for. For, in an Ultramarian Province suppose the Article in so far fulfilled that towards the incumbrances of Government in that Province - or if you please say towards the incumbrances of government in all Ultramarian Provinces taken together every man has been contributed in proportion to his means: in addition to this will he be called upon to send any money or moneys worth to Spain for your use? If so, then is this Article violated. Unless an equal sum is sent to Ultramaria from the Peninsula: and in this case there is no gain from the receipt: on the contrary, there is loss by the expence and trouble of importation and exportation: so much real loss. In vain would any one say - in addition to the expence of government in Ultramaria, a sum will under this Article be requisite, as the quota of the Ultramarian Province for the common defence of the two Spains. To prove that under this Article any such contribution is required, one thing necessary would be necessary to be proved and proved to their satisfaction is - that the common defence of both be more effectually and advantageously provided for by their sending money from Ultramarian Spain to Peninsula Spain than it would be either by sending money from Peninsula Spain to Ultramarian Spain or by leaving to be employed in Ultramarian Spain the money necessary to the defence of Ultramarian Spain and in Peninsula Spain the money necessary to the defence of Peninsula Spain of this argument. But if the money is to stay in Ultramarian Spain till this proof has been made, the arrival of any such money among you in Peninsula Spain does not promise to be a very speedy one
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