Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Bar ..., volume 20
Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Bar ..., volume 20
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This analogy he held to be the basis of social life, and the office of government, represented by the regulative functions of a living organism, to be merely the protection of menu's rights. In his theory of government the conspicuous element 11 Digitized by Google 162 Twentieth Annual Session is that of regulation. But government is more than the me- chanical regulation or adjustment of social life, for its essen- tial characteristic is authority. In truth, government has been defined as organ...ized force vested in that portion of society which attends to the business of the whole. Not neces- sarily a force that is armed, or seen, or always exercised, but a force compact in the will of the ruling power in a social and political organization. It may be the power of the patriarch, the tribal chief, the despot, or the conqueror ; it may be that of the many or the few; it may be the people's inbred sub- mission to authority; but in all governments there must be coercive power. In a democracy like ours the ruling power is the latent force of sound, intelligent, wholesome, public opinion.
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This analogy he held to be the basis of social life, and the office of government, represented by the regulative functions of a living organism, to be merely the protection of menu's rights. In his theory of government the conspicuous element 11 Digitized by Google 162 Twentieth Annual Session is that of regulation. But government is more than the me- chanical regulation or adjustment of social life, for its essen- tial characteristic is authority. In truth, government has been defined as organ...ized force vested in that portion of society which attends to the business of the whole. Not neces- sarily a force that is armed, or seen, or always exercised, but a force compact in the will of the ruling power in a social and political organization. It may be the power of the patriarch, the tribal chief, the despot, or the conqueror ; it may be that of the many or the few; it may be the people's inbred sub- mission to authority; but in all governments there must be coercive power. In a democracy like ours the ruling power is the latent force of sound, intelligent, wholesome, public opinion.
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