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HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
FIRISHREPUBLICANISMINAMERICA
Chicago
TORY
MWSADSLWMTSAYYES TO
ARK GIFT TO CHICACO
KE.LIND
DMPANY
POLITICALE
ANERICAN
ASYLUM FOR
JUSTICEFOR
DOHERTY'NOW!
DOHERTY.NOT
rise again. Slipping furtively into
GRITINJUSTICE
Ireland the next year with the task
of leading Ulster in rebellion, he
was left without support after
Robert Emmetts’failure in the
Dublin rising. This famous ballad
by FlorenceWilson tels of Rus-
sell's stop for a night at Andy
Lemon's Inn in Killyleagh, County
Down. The inn was full ofUnited-
men. They did not know who he
ChicagoSupporters
was neither was Russell aware of
their sentiments. On October 21,
St. Patrick's Day in. Chicago numbers. One float by the friends
1803, Russell was captured and
was anything but a fine day for aof Joe Doherty drew the biggest
then hanged at the county jail in
parade.The freezingrain, the high
response. It depicted a small jail
Downpatrick Mary Ann Mc-
wind, and the marble-sized hail all
cell, a blow-up picture of Joe, and
Cracken would raise his graves-
contributed to both shivering par-
clear statements to the United
tone in the local Protestant
ticipants and shivering spectators.
States govermnment to “Free Joe
cemetery, it bore the simple
However,this didnotdeteragreat
Doherty" and “Political Asylum
inscription:
“The Grave
turnout, and many became obli- I
Does Not Mean Solitary Con-
of
Russell."
vious to the bitter conditions in
finement--- Free Doherty Now."
their enthusiastic support for Joe
The enthusiastic support for Joe
Doherty's freedom.
then began to generate a sizable
As both floats and groups sup.
crowd in the Federal Plaza, com-:
porting Joe Doherty marched
posed of both parade participants
downDearborn Street,observers
and spectators. All were demand-
along the route spontaneously and
ing Joe's freedom with a con-
repeatedly shouted, “Let Joe Go, tinuous chant, “Let Joe Go, Let
LetJoeGo"inoverwhelming
Joe Go."
BORN TO
EMIGRATE
OMAS RUSSELL
A CONFERENCE in Falcarragh, County Donegal, was told
..on..Saturday..that.the.number..of.people.emigrating..lastyear..
was equal to haif the birthrate. Among the 70 people who
attended :the conference in the Gaeltacht town were many
ettin'onpast theheat o'theyear
to Newtown fair,
speakers who condemned the Dublin government's active
uld (the dealers were near-
encouragement of emigration. Heaith Forum in London detailed
und eightfor theInnishsteer;
Paul Corrigan, Sinn Fein coun- the effects of emigration, racism
t all for the marel)
cillor onFermanaghUDC concen-a
and colonialism whichlead to
Kee in the throng o' the street
tratedon theeffects of emigration1
Irish people in England being two
e grass has grown under our feet
inNorthWestlreland：andon
andahalf times morelikelyto
'nged young Warwick here."
attempts made by his council'to
5needpsychiatric treatment than
create jobs.The area suffers from
the national average.
a very high emigration rate and a
"The 26-County politician
me thatBoney had promised help
recentGAA surveyofeleven clubs
holding out the one month's
Dublin town
showed that 189 active players
S dole money to encourage people
ye've laid the pike on the shelf.
o home hot-foot by yerself.
years. Around 115 miles of the
border of CountyFermanaghruns
along the division between the Six
andthe26Counties andthe
re take it down."
roadI trotted the gray
potential of the area is: seriously
it corn until Killeyleagh
damaged bybeing cutofffrom its
natural .hinterland: "it cannot
on the risin' ground
attain its full development until
o' days we sat waitin' the word
the British presence is removed"
'O at it like men,
said Corrigan.
h ships sailed into Cloughey Bay,
1theblacknewsonaharvestday
Speaking of economic under-
e was lost again.
developmentand 1992Raymond
I me, and Wully Boy Scott,
Crotty,the agricuitural economist
ourselves we'd as lief as not
referred to the"50-30-20 factor":
nd in thethicko'the slain.
50%youth emigration, 30% living
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
FIRISHREPUBLICANISMINAMERICA
Chicago
TORY
MWSADSLWMTSAYYES TO
ARK GIFT TO CHICACO
KE.LIND
DMPANY
POLITICALE
ANERICAN
ASYLUM FOR
JUSTICEFOR
DOHERTY'NOW!
DOHERTY.NOT
rise again. Slipping furtively into
GRITINJUSTICE
Ireland the next year with the task
of leading Ulster in rebellion, he
was left without support after
Robert Emmetts’failure in the
Dublin rising. This famous ballad
by FlorenceWilson tels of Rus-
sell's stop for a night at Andy
Lemon's Inn in Killyleagh, County
Down. The inn was full ofUnited-
men. They did not know who he
ChicagoSupporters
was neither was Russell aware of
their sentiments. On October 21,
St. Patrick's Day in. Chicago numbers. One float by the friends
1803, Russell was captured and
was anything but a fine day for aof Joe Doherty drew the biggest
then hanged at the county jail in
parade.The freezingrain, the high
response. It depicted a small jail
Downpatrick Mary Ann Mc-
wind, and the marble-sized hail all
cell, a blow-up picture of Joe, and
Cracken would raise his graves-
contributed to both shivering par-
clear statements to the United
tone in the local Protestant
ticipants and shivering spectators.
States govermnment to “Free Joe
cemetery, it bore the simple
However,this didnotdeteragreat
Doherty" and “Political Asylum
inscription:
“The Grave
turnout, and many became obli- I
Does Not Mean Solitary Con-
of
Russell."
vious to the bitter conditions in
finement--- Free Doherty Now."
their enthusiastic support for Joe
The enthusiastic support for Joe
Doherty's freedom.
then began to generate a sizable
As both floats and groups sup.
crowd in the Federal Plaza, com-:
porting Joe Doherty marched
posed of both parade participants
downDearborn Street,observers
and spectators. All were demand-
along the route spontaneously and
ing Joe's freedom with a con-
repeatedly shouted, “Let Joe Go, tinuous chant, “Let Joe Go, Let
LetJoeGo"inoverwhelming
Joe Go."
BORN TO
EMIGRATE
OMAS RUSSELL
A CONFERENCE in Falcarragh, County Donegal, was told
..on..Saturday..that.the.number..of.people.emigrating..lastyear..
was equal to haif the birthrate. Among the 70 people who
attended :the conference in the Gaeltacht town were many
ettin'onpast theheat o'theyear
to Newtown fair,
speakers who condemned the Dublin government's active
uld (the dealers were near-
encouragement of emigration. Heaith Forum in London detailed
und eightfor theInnishsteer;
Paul Corrigan, Sinn Fein coun- the effects of emigration, racism
t all for the marel)
cillor onFermanaghUDC concen-a
and colonialism whichlead to
Kee in the throng o' the street
tratedon theeffects of emigration1
Irish people in England being two
e grass has grown under our feet
inNorthWestlreland：andon
andahalf times morelikelyto
'nged young Warwick here."
attempts made by his council'to
5needpsychiatric treatment than
create jobs.The area suffers from
the national average.
a very high emigration rate and a
"The 26-County politician
me thatBoney had promised help
recentGAA surveyofeleven clubs
holding out the one month's
Dublin town
showed that 189 active players
S dole money to encourage people
ye've laid the pike on the shelf.
o home hot-foot by yerself.
years. Around 115 miles of the
border of CountyFermanaghruns
along the division between the Six
andthe26Counties andthe
re take it down."
roadI trotted the gray
potential of the area is: seriously
it corn until Killeyleagh
damaged bybeing cutofffrom its
natural .hinterland: "it cannot
on the risin' ground
attain its full development until
o' days we sat waitin' the word
the British presence is removed"
'O at it like men,
said Corrigan.
h ships sailed into Cloughey Bay,
1theblacknewsonaharvestday
Speaking of economic under-
e was lost again.
developmentand 1992Raymond
I me, and Wully Boy Scott,
Crotty,the agricuitural economist
ourselves we'd as lief as not
referred to the"50-30-20 factor":
nd in thethicko'the slain.
50%youth emigration, 30% living