I
am told that not less than L5,000,000 are lifted from the Irish
people every year by the innumerable agencies of clerical suction
which are at work upon all parts of the Irish body, politic and
social. Nor can it be forgotten that the material loss is only a
portion of the injury. The brow-beaten and intimidated condition of
the popular action and intelligence which is necessary to this
state of things necessarily communicates its want of will and
energy to every function of the community.
'"
Of course Mr. F.H.
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