<P> To the voters of Mississippi . Fellow Citizens: - I have fought for you, I have been by your own act, made a citizen of your state;...According to your laws I am an American citizen,...I have always battled on the side of this republic...I have been told by my white brethren, that the pen of history is impartial, and that in after years, our forlorn kindred will have justice and "mercy too"... I wish you would elect me a member to the next Congress of the (United) States. - Mushulatubba, Christian Mirror and N.H. Observer, July 1830 . </P> <P> Midway through the Great Irish Famine (1845--1849), a group of Choctaws collected $710 (although many articles say the original amount was $170 after a misprint in Angie Debo's The Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic) and sent it to help starving Irish men, women and children . "It had been just 16 years since the Choctaw people had experienced the Trail of Tears, and they had faced starvation...It was an amazing gesture . By today's standards, it might be a million dollars," according to Judy Allen, editor of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma's newspaper, Bishinik . The paper is based at the Oklahoma Choctaw tribal headquarters in Durant, Okla . To mark the 150th anniversary, eight Irish people retraced the Trail of Tears . </P> <P> Ferguson states, "1903 MISS: Three - hundred Mississippi Choctaws were persuaded to remove to the Nation in Oklahoma ." </P> <P> In 2015 a sculpture known as' Kindred Spirits' was erected in the town of Midleton, County Cork, Ireland to commemorate the Choctaw Nation's donation . A delegation of 20 members of the Choctaw Nation attended the opening ceremony along with the County Mayor of Cork . </P>

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