... by stating, that the basis of representation established at the time of the union was unjust to the people of Ireland. Mr. JOHN ■JE said, tliat he believed not «n honorable member of the house or anv iadi' idoal out of doors, more disinclined than himself ...

... ( I see in the proceedings of the meeting that the proposal for such an assembly is attributed, by Mr. O'Connell, to Mr. Grattan, a gentleman for whom individually and by inheritance I feel the highest degree of affection and respect —the proposal, also ...