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 1 1 |    thoughts to your Catholic people; and Our feelings have been
 2 1 |      them, towards the Irish people. Furthermore, within these
 3 2 |     forward and summoned the people to excited meetings, where
 4 4 |      the thanks of the Irish people have been publicly given
 5 5 |     present condition of her people gives Us little care. Now,
 6 5 |   the condition of the Irish people, and We have no more earnest
 7 6 | account We gave to the Irish people timely counsels, to be mindful
 8 6 |     1881 bade the clergy and people to beware of everything
 9 7 |      7. Nevertheless, as the people were being carried away
10 9 |     will convey to the Irish people. We feel confident that,
11 9 |  those who have urged on the people to excitement may come to
12 10|                 10. Let your people seek to advance their lawful
13 11|   you, and on the clergy and people of Ireland, the Apostolic