But as regards the general conduct of the Dublin Castle administration under the Whigs, Beckett concludes that "O'Connell had reason to be satisfied, and "the more so as his influence carried great weight in the making of appointments". Reforms opened the police and judiciary to greater Catholic recruitment, and measures were taken to reduce the provocations and influence of the pro-Ascendancy Orange Order.
But as regards the general conduct of the Dublin Castle administration under the Whigs, Beckett concludes that "O'Connell had reason to be satisfied, and "the m.ore so as his influence carried great weight in the making of appointments". Reforms opened the police and judiciary ,to greater Catholic recruitment and measures were taken to reduce the provocations and influence of the pro-Ascendancy Orange Order