The Speeches of the Right Honourable George Canning With a Memoir of His Life
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That information appears to me to render such a course of argument superflu- ous. That the bill will pass through this House by a great majority I have not the slightest doubt: and since the assurance is now authentically given, that so soon as the bill shall have become a law, unqualified submission will be rendered to it, I IN IRELAND. 347 am not desirous of enforcing any arguments, the effect of which is already anticipated, nor of pressing any which might tend to introduce unne- cessary acr...imony into this discussion. I revert, therefore, Sir, to that second part of the discussion in which I was proceeding when the honourable baronet interrupted me, namely, to what relates to the Catholic Question. I stated, without reserve, on the first night of the session, that my opinions and wishes upon that question remain altogether unaltered. But I do not think it the best proof of the sincerity with which wishes and opinions in favour of any particular cause are entertained, to shut one's eyes to any disadvan- tage (temporary and transient disadvantage I am willing to hope) under which that cause may labour.
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That information appears to me to render such a course of argument superflu- ous. That the bill will pass through this House by a great majority I have not the slightest doubt: and since the assurance is now authentically given, that so soon as the bill shall have become a law, unqualified submission will be rendered to it, I IN IRELAND. 347 am not desirous of enforcing any arguments, the effect of which is already anticipated, nor of pressing any which might tend to introduce unne- cessary acr...imony into this discussion. I revert, therefore, Sir, to that second part of the discussion in which I was proceeding when the honourable baronet interrupted me, namely, to what relates to the Catholic Question. I stated, without reserve, on the first night of the session, that my opinions and wishes upon that question remain altogether unaltered. But I do not think it the best proof of the sincerity with which wishes and opinions in favour of any particular cause are entertained, to shut one's eyes to any disadvan- tage (temporary and transient disadvantage I am willing to hope) under which that cause may labour.
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