A Fortnight in Ireland
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At a large public meeting held at Armagh on the 3rd of February, " The Rev. Mr. Lennon, P.P., of Crossmagien, in pre- senting himself to second the resolution was enthusias- tically cheered. What, he would ask, was the cause of destitution in Ireland ? (Cries of ' Hear, hear.') They would all answer him with one voice — arbitrary, cruel, and rack-renting landlordism. (Cheers.)" PaetII. ( 325 ) PRIESTS' PUBLISHED LETTERS.
It may fairly be urged that in speechifying it is the nature of I...Man, under the excitement of the moment, to ejaculate from that mischievous little hole, his mouth, more than he liad intended to say ; and although a priesthood most certainly ought not to take the lead in violent political meetings — and if they do take the lead, should, for the credit of their cloth, be exceedingly careful not to be seditious, yet, I admit, they may argue that the same excuses which are granted to the frailty of other men ought liberally to be extended to them.
Be it so. But when a priest sits down in his lonely chamber to write a letter to be disseminated — not in his own little parish, but — throughout the length and breadth of Ireland, he and the gown he wears must be held responsible, not only for the principles he ex- pounds, but for the language in which those principles have been promulgated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Part 11.
At a large public meeting held at Armagh on the 3rd of February, " The Rev. Mr. Lennon, P.P., of Crossmagien, in pre- senting himself to second the resolution was enthusias- tically cheered. What, he would ask, was the cause of destitution in Ireland ? (Cries of ' Hear, hear.') They would all answer him with one voice — arbitrary, cruel, and rack-renting landlordism. (Cheers.)" PaetII. ( 325 ) PRIESTS' PUBLISHED LETTERS.
It may fairly be urged that in speechifying it is the nature of I...Man, under the excitement of the moment, to ejaculate from that mischievous little hole, his mouth, more than he liad intended to say ; and although a priesthood most certainly ought not to take the lead in violent political meetings — and if they do take the lead, should, for the credit of their cloth, be exceedingly careful not to be seditious, yet, I admit, they may argue that the same excuses which are granted to the frailty of other men ought liberally to be extended to them.
Be it so. But when a priest sits down in his lonely chamber to write a letter to be disseminated — not in his own little parish, but — throughout the length and breadth of Ireland, he and the gown he wears must be held responsible, not only for the principles he ex- pounds, but for the language in which those principles have been promulgated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Head, Francis Bond, Sir, 1793-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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