Royal Veto On the Appointment of the Irish Roman Catholic Prelacy Considered
Royal Veto On the Appointment of the Irish Roman Catholic Prelacy Considered
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But there are few things in this Letter to a Parifii Prieft, apparently at leaft, more irreconcilable with your acknowledged abilities and found judgment, than the (trefs you lay upon the circumftances of a friendly adminiftraiion. As one faving condition of the kingly interference now under difcuffion ; be- caufe every fuch adminiftration is removable at pleafure ; whereas the propofed ccffion once made, and duly incorporated in the law, re- S3 mains there folidly eftablifhed; and being be- fi...de jealoufiy reftridive of an invidious, for- fworn church, is likely to continue for ever unchanged, though not abfolutely unchange- able. If the advantage expefted from the friendfhip of an adminiftration, is to confift in the conciliatory fpirit that fhall dictate our epifcopal ftatute, andfofien down all its ena6l- ments to the tone of our fondefl hopes; I will afk with a very fenfible writer in a late Water- ford newfpaper, firft, whether fuch a concilia- tory fpirit is likely to predominate in the men of that expelled day, more than it now does in a Grenviile, a Ponfonby, or a Grattan, whofe friendfhip you had nearly forfeited by your objefting to an unrcJiriEied, pojitive interference : and will afk in the next place, whether the condefcending leniency of the fame fiatute will not at leaft ena6l as much, as you yourfelf are at prefent ready to concede to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there are few things in this Letter to a Parifii Prieft, apparently at leaft, more irreconcilable with your acknowledged abilities and found judgment, than the (trefs you lay upon the circumftances of a friendly adminiftraiion. As one faving condition of the kingly interference now under difcuffion ; be- caufe every fuch adminiftration is removable at pleafure ; whereas the propofed ccffion once made, and duly incorporated in the law, re- S3 mains there folidly eftablifhed; and being be- fi...de jealoufiy reftridive of an invidious, for- fworn church, is likely to continue for ever unchanged, though not abfolutely unchange- able. If the advantage expefted from the friendfhip of an adminiftration, is to confift in the conciliatory fpirit that fhall dictate our epifcopal ftatute, andfofien down all its ena6l- ments to the tone of our fondefl hopes; I will afk with a very fenfible writer in a late Water- ford newfpaper, firft, whether fuch a concilia- tory fpirit is likely to predominate in the men of that expelled day, more than it now does in a Grenviile, a Ponfonby, or a Grattan, whofe friendfhip you had nearly forfeited by your objefting to an unrcJiriEied, pojitive interference : and will afk in the next place, whether the condefcending leniency of the fame fiatute will not at leaft ena6l as much, as you yourfelf are at prefent ready to concede to it.
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