Observations On the Ministerial Plan of Reform
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I have sedu- lously avoided every kind of personal allusion, or discussion, and have been only anxious to place my own impressions in as clear a light as I could. If I find myself now compelled to deviate some- what from this course, it is merely because I can- not possibly regard this measure in an abstract and insulated point of view, unconnected with the state of parties, and opinions in the country. I am necessarily obliged, in order to form my judgment upon it at all, to consider it relati...vely to those who have framed, and brought it forward. Their intentions, objects, character, and position, must enter into all our calculations of conse- quences.
The substance of the statements of His c 4 24 Majesty's Ministers appears to be this. " We find " an appetite in the public, which must be ap- " peased. There is a demand, which cannot be " resisted, particularly by us, who have already " so often pledged ourselves to the measures " which they require. All that we can do, there- " fore, is to bring forward a plan, which shall " attain the two ends of satisfying the people, " and of preserving not only the great institutions " of the State, the rights of property, and legal " order, but that dominant influence of the Aris- " tocracy, which we ourselves, with all our love of " liberty, have a very considerable value for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have sedu- lously avoided every kind of personal allusion, or discussion, and have been only anxious to place my own impressions in as clear a light as I could. If I find myself now compelled to deviate some- what from this course, it is merely because I can- not possibly regard this measure in an abstract and insulated point of view, unconnected with the state of parties, and opinions in the country. I am necessarily obliged, in order to form my judgment upon it at all, to consider it relati...vely to those who have framed, and brought it forward. Their intentions, objects, character, and position, must enter into all our calculations of conse- quences.
The substance of the statements of His c 4 24 Majesty's Ministers appears to be this. " We find " an appetite in the public, which must be ap- " peased. There is a demand, which cannot be " resisted, particularly by us, who have already " so often pledged ourselves to the measures " which they require. All that we can do, there- " fore, is to bring forward a plan, which shall " attain the two ends of satisfying the people, " and of preserving not only the great institutions " of the State, the rights of property, and legal " order, but that dominant influence of the Aris- " tocracy, which we ourselves, with all our love of " liberty, have a very considerable value for.
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