Excerpt from Select Speeches: Daniel O'connell, M. P; Edited, With Historical Notices, Etc
Besides, even our enemies must concede to us, that we act from principle, and from principle only. We prove our sincerity when we refuse to make our emancipation a subject of trafic and bar ter, and ask for relief only upon -those grounds which, if once established, would give to every other sect the right to the same political immunity. All we ask is a clear stage and no favour.
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