The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03

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The following from the Dublin Feenans Journal will show
how inconsistent the people in Ireland They subscribe
money week to send to the North Pole spend
lot of greasy Lapanders than Bishop Mcale get
in four months feed his starving Christians We do
care whose selfish feelings it annoys insist that the
ing poor of Ireland should be fed before any money
off to the North Poles or South Poles.
THE NORTH MISSION.
To the Editor of the Freeman. -
SIR Would you kindly nsern your valuable journal the
list offerings already received at the different Catholic parish
churches in favor of the poor destitute mission OF the North
Pole with the list of the iusrous preates who have added
their those under whose high authority and appro
baton appeal to the charity of the faithful and warm
hearted Irish people, The following sthe list of the bishops
with the of their contributions viz Ills Emnence
Cardinal Cullen e5 His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Keran,
e2 Most Rev. Dr. OBrien, e3; Most Rev. Dr. Kelly, 32;
Most Rev. Dr. Dorian G2 Most Rev. Dr. Donnell, e.
The following the of the clergymen who gave
one pound each Very Rev. Paul Bradley, Very Rev.
Charles Flanagan Very Rev. Porter Very Rev. p Hasson,
Rev. Able Devn Rev Edward Kelly Rev. Daniel Magee,
Rev VIM Hegarty Rev. Patrick MEldowney Rev Patrick
Qun Rev. John Lynch Names omitted in this list will
appear next The following is the list of sums col
ected in the different parishes Parish of Derry EGO;
Els Dundalk e2oi clonoe EGO stewartstown Ell; Dun
given, Eli; Coeraine Clos Lisburn, Ell; Lurgan 9l6;
BalInderry. els; Donaghadee &14. a.a...a
With aims already received in France Holland and Scot
mission six stations bought six houses built three chape
and fitted up three others These stations in Lapland at
Iceland Rekiavic in Shetland, at Lerwick and at Wck
in Cahnesshre AT present the following most urgent
1s To school Wick. 2nd To build chapel at
Krkwa in the Orkney se for the first time since the days
of persecution three centuries ago. 1t essentially for the
last objects that commissioned by Perfect Apos
toc solicit the offerings of the faithful We turned with
confidence to the glorious land OF St. Patrick to be edited by
the example of that departed Apostle and to receive the
offerings of the traditional charity of his spiritual children
and far exerons have been crowned with and
surpassed expectations the above liberal contributions
prove 1t remains therefore for return our heart
to
pious faithful and to the above parishes in particular 1t is
generous sacrifices for the glory of God the extension of
His church. Having suffered much they appreciate the
uerngs of Others and give in charity and thus with little
they still continue do very great things for the glory
of God Their faith ST. Paul said of the Romans is
known through all the world the sound thereofs gone forth
mountains to midas coral strands May they continue
pocede prospr ct and show to the world that the
zeal and charity which animated their forefathers
thousand years ago send missionaries ireland still
courage them spouse the of difficult poor and
most abandoned missions within the frozen regions of the
abandoned to heres in conformity with the special desire
of Holy Father Pope Plus the * Every Saturday for
years the adorable sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for
all our living benefactor and month requiem for
the dead That God bless the above appeal the prayer
we make daily Divine Master Jesus through the
full ntercession of his immaculate Mother Yours eyer
sincerely in Christ TO- ~ p. CArRoN. 2di
- sTT. z Apostolic Missionary of the North Pole
City Hotel Derry, 1st July, 1867 .' NV .'3
Letters or contributions may be addressed as above
to any Of the Catholic clergy of Derry. ,-at M Ia
/ btaf.H .aspa ON THE MARCH TO DEATH. 81. la,
Will our readers add the following to the role of their
political saints and when they grow tired of working for
liberty let the memories of the suerngs of those heroic
men inspire them to work for vengeance if nothing else
Eighteen of the Fenian prisoners who had been convicted
the special commission here Cork and Lime
rick and who had been confined in Mounoy Peniteniay
removed and conveyed Hapns Pond under strong
of mounted police They put board the gun
boat Earnest which proceeded oyhead
for Portland Prison The convicts ere:-Genera Burke,
Patrick Doran, Captain MCaerty George Connolly John
Flood, James Dunno Captain Mcclure John F. Kearnes'
Stephen Meany Dennis Hennessy John Sheehan Thomas
Noonan, Maurice Fitzgibbon, Thomas Daily Eugene Lom
bard, William Leenan, Patrick Killeen, and John Foley
The three last named had been tried by courmaria All
the convicts the prison uniform and ALL with the exce