Is Ulster Right? a Statement of the Question At Issue Between Ulster And the Nationalist Party, And of the Reasons, Historical, Political, And Financial, Why Ulster is Justified in Opposing Home Rule
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This charge was brought forward in a general way at the time in both Houses; the Government indignantly denied it, and called on the Opposition to prove their accusation ; but they failed to do so. To repeat it now is therefore unjust. It may be admitted that amongst Lord Castlereagh's letters there is one which taken by itself looks as if a certain sum of money was to be used in bribery ; but, as Dr. Ingram has pointed out, a careful inves- tigation of the matter shows that it refers to pro- p...osed changes in the tariff, and not to bribery at all.
Again, it is argued that the lavish distribution of DIFFICULTIES OF THE SITUATION 129 titles amounted to bribery. If so, it is hard to find any Government in England or Ireland that has not been to some extent guilty of bribery — though it is true that no British Premier has ever created peerages or salaried offices on anything like the scale that Mr. Asquith has done. After the Bill had passed, Pitt created twenty new Irish peerages and four English ones ; and promoted sixteen peers a step in their order; which after all is not very much more than Lord North had done in 1779, on no special occasion, when he had created eighteen Irish peerages and promoted twelve existing peers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This charge was brought forward in a general way at the time in both Houses; the Government indignantly denied it, and called on the Opposition to prove their accusation ; but they failed to do so. To repeat it now is therefore unjust. It may be admitted that amongst Lord Castlereagh's letters there is one which taken by itself looks as if a certain sum of money was to be used in bribery ; but, as Dr. Ingram has pointed out, a careful inves- tigation of the matter shows that it refers to pro- p...osed changes in the tariff, and not to bribery at all.
Again, it is argued that the lavish distribution of DIFFICULTIES OF THE SITUATION 129 titles amounted to bribery. If so, it is hard to find any Government in England or Ireland that has not been to some extent guilty of bribery — though it is true that no British Premier has ever created peerages or salaried offices on anything like the scale that Mr. Asquith has done. After the Bill had passed, Pitt created twenty new Irish peerages and four English ones ; and promoted sixteen peers a step in their order; which after all is not very much more than Lord North had done in 1779, on no special occasion, when he had created eighteen Irish peerages and promoted twelve existing peers.
What to read after Is Ulster Right? a Statement of the Question At Issue Between Ulster And the Nationalist Party, And of the Reasons, Historical, Political, And Financial, Why Ulster is Justified in Opposing Home Rule?
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