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exalted C p o l u a n n t e, P a l n u d nk h e a t n t dl e e x d ce t l h l e ed ma h t i t m e se r l i f n . ar H e e all p y u s t ta o t u e r sma w n h l o i l k e ew c a a y u . se I o t n wa an s d C k e a n l t e e h w g a , a l t h e B e s r a t o d o g d J h e a ^ d, n s ^ t t o a h t a n e t d * w o h o e n nhedid All ^ l ^ ^t " h f e ^ w * oul ^ d not a go n . d e e n l t M i e a r g e a h l t y y e d o h l f a Jf d t e h r a e e n n m y t
edifying, almost thrilling.
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taken at the table," the President then remarked.
howgla " d I I h a av m en t ' h t at m i u t c h h as t b o ee ad n d s , u " gg C e a s t t h e a d l t B ha n t ig w h e a ci r r e c p u U l e a d t , et " he e s x e ce d p o t cu t m o en s t ay s I*wasconstitutionallyestabhshedbytheInsh fW"" /,
a gi n v d e c y o o ns u id a e n r d th th e e m g f r ul e l a y t b m e a f s o t re er w s e o m f e E e n t gl a i g s a h in, yo if u fo k r ee n p o o a t t he y r o r u e r aso e n lb t o h w anmto TVia\ I ^ wa ^ s ^ a v b o ro M a ^ d y pn ^ M^ ^ t * ic ^ al ^ ly XM'' t t i : lT ^ O X U^ T 1 2 SM 2 2 ^ . ^ " n ^ 3 ^ a " n y d o 1 n 924 h , er a e n . d d B o u n t ot I
opportunityofextricatingus fromthemorassinwhichyehavelandedus. care to dwell on a period "".^l"** ^^^r^thing but the
never u " n W de e rt h ak a e v n e t d o on d e o o m u o r re bes t t h , an ha m lf y -so b b e b s e t d ." the President, "and I have S R ^ M ^ e d p t n u o E b t t r U a c k h , i es n D i e e t p C a u h t t i e i ld e t e s o is h s , k a a e y n ^ C d a J t s h o ^ a l * d l ie B w ra '' g '' n* e afaao MeiC^^ O ^ ' ^ Co ^ n ^ nor 4 , e R i i r ch U a v r e d s
has bee " n W r e atif h i a e v d e by pr t o h c e la v i o m t e e d s a of R t e h p e ub p l e i o c ple i , n a a n r d ms w ," e C h a a t v h e al sw r o e r t n ur t n o ed d ; efe " n i d t ^Si^g an ' d ^ Jo e e ^ Mj ' ^ - ^e ^ W l ey ^ a L sw ^ el ^ l^ e ^t ^ h ^ e^ ^ r^ f ^^^ t ^ « ^ . ^ lw«fc of our nation's honour
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t y d h o o e u n G o w o t i v l w l e a r d n n i t m sc e e h n v a t e r r g o e a f g t t a h h i e e n d t R u o e t p i h u e e b s a l r i o c f a , n " t y h t C a h a t i t n h o g f a f l e i l c r s e e e p a f l s i r e o t d m , he y s y t o r u h i . k a " i v n e g t b h e e en ta d b e l f e i , ne " d. and I Repub S U t c a a t d e n o P d a I o r c U u s a m a m e y e n n f t t a hat of th 1 e 92 » s 3 , u J l w ^u „ n e ot n o t e" ^g ^^ g^ S t^n. r ^ em ^ a ^ f i r ^ n o ^ e m d t a h n e d fa r i e t m h a f i u n l
" I think I can promise, Cathal, that you won't have to complain s e o v l e d r ie l r o s y o a f l t t h o e th R e ep R u e b p h u c bh o c r . fr N ° e ™ i , tt ^ i ! e , r P < ^" ^ < ' ?! ^ ^ ^ Pe y in ^ M ^ at ^ e from Re t p h u e bl S i i c n . n F B 6 u i t n
a t g h a a i t n. e " m T e h r e ge d d oc f u r m o e m nt t s he we n r e e xt ci m r e cu e l t a i t n e g d . , a L n a d te i r t d w r a a s fts a w m e u re ch di a s l c t u e s r s e e d d d a r l a s f o t , b o m e r o g f s a o t n r i e s s a i I t g i n p o i a n f s , i s ca o t n r o t t s f h p r e e o e m p c r h oo b f y s ^ff^ P L ' ^ ^^X X tI u t^e ^ m i ^s ^ e^l^v b e y ^sm w l h aW i te c r h , to l t w e h a t e r m d B s e du t q i n u i d o e a t e r e n y a d ,
and forwarded only when they expressed the considered views of the whole
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exalted C p o l u a n n t e, P a l n u d nk h e a t n t dl e e x d ce t l h l e ed ma h t i t m e se r l i f n . ar H e e all p y u s t ta o t u e r sma w n h l o i l k e ew c a a y u . se I o t n wa an s d C k e a n l t e e h w g a , a l t h e B e s r a t o d o g d J h e a ^ d, n s ^ t t o a h t a n e t d * w o h o e n nhedid All ^ l ^ ^t " h f e ^ w * oul ^ d not a go n . d e e n l t M i e a r g e a h l t y y e d o h l f a Jf d t e h r a e e n n m y t
edifying, almost thrilling.
*• I haveleftyou tothelast,Cathal,becauseoftheposition you have
taken at the table," the President then remarked.
howgla " d I I h a av m en t ' h t at m i u t c h h as t b o ee ad n d s , u " gg C e a s t t h e a d l t B ha n t ig w h e a ci r r e c p u U l e a d t , et " he e s x e ce d p o t cu t m o en s t ay s I*wasconstitutionallyestabhshedbytheInsh fW"" /,
a gi n v d e c y o o ns u id a e n r d th th e e m g f r ul e l a y t b m e a f s o t re er w s e o m f e E e n t gl a i g s a h in, yo if u fo k r ee n p o o a t t he y r o r u e r aso e n lb t o h w anmto TVia\ I ^ wa ^ s ^ a v b o ro M a ^ d y pn ^ M^ ^ t * ic ^ al ^ ly XM'' t t i : lT ^ O X U^ T 1 2 SM 2 2 ^ . ^ " n ^ 3 ^ a " n y d o 1 n 924 h , er a e n . d d B o u n t ot I
opportunityofextricatingus fromthemorassinwhichyehavelandedus. care to dwell on a period "".^l"** ^^^r^thing but the
never u " n W de e rt h ak a e v n e t d o on d e o o m u o r re bes t t h , an ha m lf y -so b b e b s e t d ." the President, "and I have S R ^ M ^ e d p t n u o E b t t r U a c k h , i es n D i e e t p C a u h t t i e i ld e t e s o is h s , k a a e y n ^ C d a J t s h o ^ a l * d l ie B w ra '' g '' n* e afaao MeiC^^ O ^ ' ^ Co ^ n ^ nor 4 , e R i i r ch U a v r e d s
has bee " n W r e atif h i a e v d e by pr t o h c e la v i o m t e e d s a of R t e h p e ub p l e i o c ple i , n a a n r d ms w ," e C h a a t v h e al sw r o e r t n ur t n o ed d ; efe " n i d t ^Si^g an ' d ^ Jo e e ^ Mj ' ^ - ^e ^ W l ey ^ a L sw ^ el ^ l^ e ^t ^ h ^ e^ ^ r^ f ^^^ t ^ « ^ . ^ lw«fc of our nation's honour
it with " o T u h r e l o i a v t es h ." never conveyed any more to me than to do my best in ^d independent ^T^^T^^^X.^S'^^'^ '^'^^^^ ^
whatever circumstances might arise."
-Sw «utI»Undm.,notbe *»
"You have accepted a position of authority and responsibility in h S :. i ''S.^nX''5^'.S<--^
t y d h o o e u n G o w o t i v l w l e a r d n n i t m sc e e h n v a t e r r g o e a f g t t a h h i e e n d t R u o e t p i h u e e b s a l r i o c f a , n " t y h t C a h a t i t n h o g f a f l e i l c r s e e e p a f l s i r e o t d m , he y s y t o r u h i . k a " i v n e g t b h e e en ta d b e l f e i , ne " d. and I Repub S U t c a a t d e n o P d a I o r c U u s a m a m e y e n n f t t a hat of th 1 e 92 » s 3 , u J l w ^u „ n e ot n o t e" ^g ^^ g^ S t^n. r ^ em ^ a ^ f i r ^ n o ^ e m d t a h n e d fa r i e t m h a f i u n l
" I think I can promise, Cathal, that you won't have to complain s e o v l e d r ie l r o s y o a f l t t h o e th R e ep R u e b p h u c bh o c r . fr N ° e ™ i , tt ^ i ! e , r P < ^" ^ < ' ?! ^ ^ ^ Pe y in ^ M ^ at ^ e from Re t p h u e bl S i i c n . n F B 6 u i t n
a t g h a a i t n. e " m T e h r e ge d d oc f u r m o e m nt t s he we n r e e xt ci m r e cu e l t a i t n e g d . , a L n a d te i r t d w r a a s fts a w m e u re ch di a s l c t u e s r s e e d d d a r l a s f o t , b o m e r o g f s a o t n r i e s s a i I t g i n p o i a n f s , i s ca o t n r o t t s f h p r e e o e m p c r h oo b f y s ^ff^ P L ' ^ ^^X X tI u t^e ^ m i ^s ^ e^l^v b e y ^sm w l h aW i te c r h , to l t w e h a t e r m d B s e du t q i n u i d o e a t e r e n y a d ,
and forwarded only when they expressed the considered views of the whole
Ministry. I had xeasuii to be familiar with their terms, for T had to put
practically the whole range of them into Irish under difficulties which I
have no desire to detail now.
TheSecondDAilmetinpublic, August 16th, 1921,anditissignificant 1st, 1924 : . TMatv Thedraftingofitwas
t h w Do S h a b £ a v U t i M c n a n M g n s i d ^ • s s * o i a s c I t e t i r d d M w in a a t t a s c h i h r e a a e e r q r s m u e d * a e l — n s o e b d U f u a o t t q t n e h u i t t e o h n w a t o a m t t e s a s I s f r n o o i r s M d m h I r a u r i . c i t n s h d e h d e f f p e g r o e r e i n e V d v a d e e a o £ n n l m c o e n e a b n n c r y d o o a f u i t — n M g h e d o e n e v v p o i e e t e d n n l b i e d e e m e n c n e t r t c n e l i e t a o y , l — n i a s s w t n e h i d d o e t a i f y t t h w w 1 t e a h h 9 r s e i 1 e s o p 8 b r no e v a : t s i p , e o n u p h t s r e t t o t i o a v m e i e a v d, e i l r n * — y a R o a n e n s y - e y f E t a l S h u e e S l c i t l F y i n r o G e :e n o e n t v a t S h e t t e r i a t n s m t h m a e l e e c ) b n 8 b io y t h i a . o n g O r e h M t i e t r « y . c i t f n ^ B o t J r o o h " n a * a t a d * < r j " 6 u » t l ? s h ^ ^ t . - w mg . " i t C ' ^ h t J e < t ^ " f ^^ T " P^ s ' u a " t v ^ r e U y li S & ^> > J S o t ^^ s a o t ^ t ^ i c t t M i ^ u n t n " i i r ^ o ^ / t n ^ n ^ ^ A ^ i ^ c e ^ i t n ^ w n b a t e d s ha t o t f o n i l t x h y e i E d m p ^ s a t e s w h U s e a e , d i s d n a I i t . t n u e c i n t a m o d i i e f e m o r e t t d s h o t y t e a o e n a G s r d n e U , c n bb c e a h « n n sw v d d h e
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