Excerpt from The Contemporary Review, Vol. 62: July-December, 1892
They warn their English and Scotch fellow-countrymen that the attempt to set up a Parliament in Ireland will lead to civil warfare and bloodshed, and they deny the moral competence of an Irish Go verament set up against the will of a loyal minority, and supported, not by its own strength, but solely by the power of the Imperial Parliament.
They claim for themselves the equal rights now possessed by all the citizens of the United Kingdom; they make no claim, as they enter tain no desire, for privilege or for ascendancy.
The protest of the Convention is no common protest; it is delivered by no common assembly.
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