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<head>1820 <sic>Apr.</sic> 24<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- marginal notes in pencil --> <p>16<lb/><note>II. Ireland</note><lb/>(4) 4 <note>§.2 Democratic &c</note></p> <p><note>37 or 7.<lb/>General results,<lb/>Physical strength in<lb/>the hands of all who<lb/>chose to take part in<lb/>it. Established,<lb/>democratic ascendency.<lb/>Not democracy.<lb/>By Volunteer Commanders<lb/>no authority exercised:<lb/>all by constituted authorities<lb/>without change.<lb/>Corrupt as Parliament<lb/>notoriously was — object<lb/> of universally declared<lb/> aversion and contempt<lb/>every thing was done<lb/>by it under the <unclear>lure</unclear><lb/>of the Ministry.</note></p> <p><note>Effected, commercial<lb/>and parliamentary<lb/>emancipation. These the<lb/>objects of every Irish<lb/>wish, never could have<lb/>been effected but for the<lb/>Association.</note></p> <p><note>In what was done<lb/>English rulers saw<lb/>what further could by the<lb/><add>people be</add> done. <del>There</del> <unclear>Hence</unclear><lb/>their acquiescence<lb/> and hence they were<lb/>suffered to do all that<lb/>was wished to be done.</note></p> <p>In this state of things the physical power of the country<lb/>was manifestly in the hands of the people: of all such of<lb/>the people as chose to take a part <del>of</del> in the exercise of it.<lb/>In a word Democratic ascendency was fully established<lb/>Democratic ascendency — that and no more: not democracy:<lb/>for <del>by</del> neither by the armed between themselves<lb/>nor by any one of this class was any sort of authority<lb/>ever exercised <!-- brackets in pencil --> [Expression of opinion not expressions<lb/>of will were the discourses which were made public by them<lb/><del>b</del> as occasion served] Corrupt as it <add>notoriously</add> was, an object of<lb/><del>just</del> <add>universally declared</add> aversion and contempt, nothing was done but what<lb/>was done by <add>the</add> Parliament that is by the Ministry, with both<lb/>officers proposed and past to do whatever should be required<lb/> Commercial emancipation and parliamentary emancipation<lb/>united the wishes of almost every body. Those <del>we</del> parts<lb/>were accomplished: and nothing could be more evident than that<lb/>but for the armed association they never could have been accomplished.<lb/>In what they <add>the people</add> were able <add>could do</add> to do <add>did then</add> the English rulers<lb/>and those who in Ireland were sold to them, saw what <add>more</add> in case<lb/>of necessity they would do: <add>were capable of doing <unclear>was</unclear></add> and, <unclear>thus saw</unclear>, whatever was done<lb/>it was by the constituted authorities that it was done.</p> | |||
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1820 Apr. 24
Radicalism not dangerous
16
II. Ireland
(4) 4 §.2 Democratic &c
37 or 7.
General results,
Physical strength in
the hands of all who
chose to take part in
it. Established,
democratic ascendency.
Not democracy.
By Volunteer Commanders
no authority exercised:
all by constituted authorities
without change.
Corrupt as Parliament
notoriously was — object
of universally declared
aversion and contempt
every thing was done
by it under the lure
of the Ministry.
Effected, commercial
and parliamentary
emancipation. These the
objects of every Irish
wish, never could have
been effected but for the
Association.
In what was done
English rulers saw
what further could by the
people be done. There Hence
their acquiescence
and hence they were
suffered to do all that
was wished to be done.
In this state of things the physical power of the country
was manifestly in the hands of the people: of all such of
the people as chose to take a part of in the exercise of it.
In a word Democratic ascendency was fully established
Democratic ascendency — that and no more: not democracy:
for by neither by the armed between themselves
nor by any one of this class was any sort of authority
ever exercised [Expression of opinion not expressions
of will were the discourses which were made public by them
b as occasion served] Corrupt as it notoriously was, an object of
just universally declared aversion and contempt, nothing was done but what
was done by the Parliament that is by the Ministry, with both
officers proposed and past to do whatever should be required
Commercial emancipation and parliamentary emancipation
united the wishes of almost every body. Those we parts
were accomplished: and nothing could be more evident than that
but for the armed association they never could have been accomplished.
In what they the people were able could do to do did then the English rulers
and those who in Ireland were sold to them, saw what more in case
of necessity they would do: were capable of doing was and, thus saw, whatever was done
it was by the constituted authorities that it was done.
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