A Chapter of Autobiography
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I think it important, most of all important with regard to the principles it involves. I am very far, indeed, from saying that it virtually decides upon the payment of the Eoman Catholic priests of Ireland by the State : but I do not deny that it disposes of the religious objections to that measure. I mean that we, who assent to this Bill, shall in my judgment no longer be in a condition to plead religious objections to such a project.*'* True, I did not say that I was thenceforward pre- pared ...at any moment to vote for the removal of the Established Church in Ireland. And this for the best of all reasons : it would not have been true. It is one thing to lift the anchor ; it is another to spread the sails. It may be a duty to be in readiness for departure, when departure itself would be an offence against public prudence and public principle. But I do not go so far even as this. On the contrary, I was willing and desirous f that it should be permitted to continue. If its ground in logic was gone, yet it might have, in fact, like much besides, its day of * * Speech on the Second Reading of the Maynooth College Bill,' 1845, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think it important, most of all important with regard to the principles it involves. I am very far, indeed, from saying that it virtually decides upon the payment of the Eoman Catholic priests of Ireland by the State : but I do not deny that it disposes of the religious objections to that measure. I mean that we, who assent to this Bill, shall in my judgment no longer be in a condition to plead religious objections to such a project.*'* True, I did not say that I was thenceforward pre- pared ...at any moment to vote for the removal of the Established Church in Ireland. And this for the best of all reasons : it would not have been true. It is one thing to lift the anchor ; it is another to spread the sails. It may be a duty to be in readiness for departure, when departure itself would be an offence against public prudence and public principle. But I do not go so far even as this. On the contrary, I was willing and desirous f that it should be permitted to continue. If its ground in logic was gone, yet it might have, in fact, like much besides, its day of * * Speech on the Second Reading of the Maynooth College Bill,' 1845, p.
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