Remarks on the Terms of the Union (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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As asi sconfil'tent with the gene1al welfare, I con rider the Government as pledged torit. If jobbers, taking advantage of the general good defign, endea vour to graft improper {cherries upon it, let them be oppofed, but let not the City of Dublin fuder. But here let me alk again, as I did with refpect to the Catholics, where has the City of Dublin met with the friendl'nip of the oppofers of the Union? Have they endeavoured to make terms for her 9' Was the City or its interef'ts ever ment1onedin the famous addre 15? Had half the labour which was employed in oppofing a mealnre (which every man perceived would be carried) been employed in improving its terms, and making conditions for the City of Dublin, in lien-oi vain embarratlment, and proud refufal to co-operate, how nobly might that City have oee n compe uared at this moment, which E {till troll and believe it will oe. It might then have-been made a condition, it will now be, l1ow~ ever real the claim, apparently a bounty.

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