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1822 Nov.4 Tripoli Securities against Misrule Preliminary Explanations ?.2.
Remedy, Publicity 1. Subjects
3. Suffrages. Understand by suffrages, the opinions produced in the minds of the
several Members of this same tribunal by the cognizance of the several
transgressions. The degree of publicity as applied to persons taking cognizance
of the several transgressions will be as the number of these suffrages.
Note that in the number of the members of this same tribunal is included the
number of all those on whose obedience as well the effect of the several
tutelary /salutary/ /general/ ordinances by which vexation is prohibited, as
also of any particular acts or particular ordinances in consequence of which any
acts of vexation and oppression are performed /exercised/ in violation and
transgression of those same general and salutary ordinances. Power on the one
part is constituted by and is greater or less in proportion to obedience on the
other. It is in the direct ratio of the obedience, and in the inverse ratio of
resistance. But the greater the number of the members of the whole community to
whom the existence of an act of oppression has been made known, the greater is
the number of those by whom on the occasion of an endeavour to exercise other
acts of a similar nature, supposing the past act notified to them not only may
obedience be withholden, but resistance opposed.
Rule. Abstraction made of the several degrees of influence possessed - influence
of understanding on understanding and influence of will on will included, the
actual power of the Public Opinion Tribunal will be as the number of the
suffrages actually declared in the minds of the several members: its power, as
supposed by other persons, and in particular the several /head functionary and
other/ functionaries to whose transgressions it is the object of this Security
to oppose a check, will be as the number of the suffrages which they expect to
find formed and delivered.
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Title: [1822 Nov. 3 Tripoli - Securities against]Description: 1822 Nov. 3 Tripoli - Securities against Misrule 3o Preliminary Explanations ? Remedy - Publicity Subjects Publicity its extent is as the number whose cognizance the matter has [...?]. 1. Subjects of or for notification and thence publicity and thence for notification 1. Ordinances - 2. Transgressions or say violations of those same ordinances: 3. /3. Suffrages/ Opinions formed by the several Members of the Public Opinion Tribunal, in relation /on the subject of/ those same transgressions as compared with those same ordinances Transgression supposes something transgressed; in the instance here in question that something is something having or designed to have the authority of law 1. In the first place come the several ordinances, of which misrule, in each of the several shapes against which a security is by this system endeavoured to be provided will have been a transgression: Ordinances: or supposed rules having the effect of ordinances ordinances inhibitive of vexation and oppression in all its several shapes. If at the time of giving binding form to these several securities /establishment to security in these several shapes/, ordinances adapted to the purpose are already in existence, it is well: if not, fresh ordinances for the purpose must on this occasion be provided. 2. In the next place come whatsoever instances of transgression happen to have /take/ place. If none, so much the better the ordinances have in the compleatest manner possible fulfilled their purpose. If within the time in question any transgressions have had place, the number of them being given, the nearer the number by which notification and publicity have been received to the total of the number that have had place, the better. Go next to number of members to whose cognizance be [...?].
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Title: [1822 Nov. 4 Tripoli. Securities against Misrule]Description: 1822 Nov. 4 Tripoli. Securities against Misrule Preliminary Explanations ?.2. Remedy - Publicity 1. Subjects This influence with its several possible degrees it may seem may be laid out of the account altogether, for of the persons on whom by possibility it is capable of being exercised, the only persons here in question are the Members of the political community in question - considered in their character of members of the Public Opinion Tribunal belonging to it. Thus accordingly when considered in a general point of view for the most part does the matter stand. One part however there remains in relation to which the sort of influence in question is capable of having a distinct operation. The suffrages suppose of all the members of this tribunal take the same direction: they being all of them pronounced in condemnation of the oppressive act in question. Thus far as between suffrage and suffrage it makes no difference which was the result of a self-formed opinion which of them the result of an opinion derived from the influence exercised on the mind in question by that of some other member exercised whether on will or on understanding, or on both together. But, though, by the supposition the direction taken by /in which/ the suffrages /act/ is the same, and the ultimate number of them, by what cause so ever produced, is the number in question, yet the degrees of energy with which, upon occasion, they may respectively be disposed to act in conformity to those same suffrages may be to any amount different: and in each case this degree of energy may be greater or less according to the nature and force /energy/ of the influence received.
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Title: [1822 Nov. 4 Tripoli. Securities against Misrule]Description: 1822 Nov. 4 Tripoli. Securities against Misrule 3o Preliminary Explanations ?.2. Remedy Publicity I. Ordinances 1. Scription 2. Sanctionment 3. Registration 2. So much for the several subject matters to which the act of notification may have need to apply itself. Now as to the several successive operations the performance of which may be necessary to the production of the effect. of the effect by whatsoever name designated - whether notification or publicity These preparatory operations will be in a considerable proportion different /varied/ according to the nature of the subject-matter: according as it belongs to the head of ordinances or to that of transgressions, viz. /according as it is composed of/ /according as it comes under one or another of the three above mentioned denominations: namely/ Ordinances, transgressions, or suffrages. 1. First as to Ordinances First let them /the appropriate and requisite ordinances/ be supposed already in existence, and possessed of binding force. If so far as regards the purpose here in question they are already present to every mind capable of taking cognizance of the matter it is well. Unfortunately there is not any where on the surface of the globe any country in which this sort of omnipresence or any thing like it has place: not even in that country the Anglo-American United States in which the productions of the printing press are most extensively diffused: much less in Northern Africa, where even the instrument itself has never yet been in use.
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