The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

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them collectively, but only to what is called the Law
Lords men elevated by genius and great forensic abilities
above the common herd of their titled eliowsenatorsln
such will have every chance of success and on these
grounds have objection assist In furthering It, How
truly deserving the nations gratitude is Isaac Butttha man
of large heart and gigantic neect-as well OLoghen
and Dowse earnestly hope the Irish people will very
soon give these unmisakabe evidence In substantial
of their appreciation of the noble services rendered
by them to the of freedom and suffering humanity
would thousand times be at the side of Isaac Butt
swayed by the vgor of his Protestant nationality than
enjoy the friendship and emoluments OF such ca crawling
Cawthoics Keogh and Fitzgerald, who have risen to
vicious emnence the betrayal and ruin of their country
Like the vemn of fetd pool such aosate patriots owe
their buoyancy to corruption. Very faithfully,
JEREMIAH VAUGHAN, z. P"
Let readers keep the following roll of honor and of
suffering in convenient place, and when they grow
tired of working for Irish liberty grow dispirted at SEEM
disasters read the of those who dying
in dungeons for their country the thought of Luby
Kckham and the in their English prisons does not
whip their tagging spirits fever heat of determined
in the for which many have suffered and
who may suffer- they may certainly defy saan for they have
souls damn. IF every Fenian would read it his
knees morning and night he would have less to say about
his sacrifices and suferings in America:
REPORT COMMISSIONERS ON THE TREATMENT OF
TREAsoN-FELoNY CoNvICrs IN THE ENGLISH CONVICT
PRISONS
ony convcs who form the subject of the inquiry:
PENToNvILLE PRIsoN.-Received 23d December, 1866
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Michael Moore 10 years John Haltgan years Jeremiah
donovan Rossa life; John Murphy, years. removed to
Working goth April, 1866 Received 10th January 1866
Bryan Dillon 10 years. removed to Woking 11h April 1866;
John Lynch 10 years. removed to Working Goth April 1866
John B. S. Casey years; Thomas Duggan 10 Jere
miah ODonovan years; Charles Underwood OConnel 10
years John Kennedy 10 years Thomas Hayes 10 years
Michael ORegan years Patrick Barry 10 years. March2O
1885, talking exercise April 90 1866, nsub
day bread and water received 10th February 1885, William
Francis Roantree 10 years; Charles Joseph Kickham,
10 years removed to Working 18th April 1865 Cornelius
OMahony years; Cornelius Dwyer Keane 10 years; Mar
tin Hanley Carey, years. Denis Bowling Mucahy, 10
years. Hugh Francis Brophy 10 years. Torrance Byrne
years; Patrick Dunno, years. James Flood, years
Andrew Kennedy, years. removed to Working 10th April
1866
The remaining "a convcs removed to Portland Oath
JOHN c. A. BONES, Governor.
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Thus it will be seen there 10 reasoneony convics at
Portland there at Woking; there is at Millbank
there is the of the Patrick Lynch who died
at Working.
LIBERATION OF SUPPOSED FEN1ANs-REJo1cINGs
COUNTRY.
number of persons charged with reasonable practices
were liberated Wednesday at Limerick upon giving bail
their future good behavior The discharge of these
custody quickly made known in the district where
they had been arrested and to which they were about to
return in triumph and the evening the mountains
around Tpperay bazed with bonfres being lighted in
the old churchyard Emily Serious riots at Waterford last
week. and these mountain signal fires betray, fear
terrible of sympathy with Fenansm and prove that
at least class of the Irish people much disposed
ever Ito join in hate" against all authority-CIO@md
Chronicle
REMOVAL OF CONVICTED MILITARY FENIANs.
At eleven o'clock Friday deaclments of the Royal
Artillery Horse and Foot and Military Train from Porto
be paraded for the purpose of Witnessing the promu
cation of of courmartia four prisoners Two
of these named Foley and Keen, of the Royal Artillery,
each sentenced to years penal servude for being
implicated in the Fenian conspiracy etc.; Private Leonard
of the Military Train five years do, for desertion and
lawfully assembling with Fenans; and Private Gordon of
the 95 Light Infantry years penal servitude for nsub
ordinate conduct to the president of courtmartia Lieut.
Colonel johnson, 9th Lancers being araigned before
offensive language at the time. Foley Killeen and
Gordon also drummed out in presence of the troops
and the whole four after having the convict dress put em
WERE the presence of those assembled marched into the
prison and escorted by mounted consabuary and Scots
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