Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-02

c;tirens, IN gar W su
zen GU che British nation. You
aid I. ep !, slom you please the rights =.
gsl's 's;,,. a, far as regards only
cip.'a ..,a.rss.l. Yen may natural
% 80 .oa authorize then TO exer-
tss'a - every office in your State !;
: Si :, cSeas;s non iudds. The
% :, ;. olain as words can make 1t.
'g sofo,lions. and the practice OF
{ AZ - beyond all dispute on that
s1' ,hgfe are countries where
" -. are sy law permitted TO abb
'au' allegiance, that very permis-
~, lies in authority to prohibit
,,r.,ofore spoken of the doc
~i c,ajus and Puff, ndorf.--Per-
ssy y, Madison looks down on such
- ~hA pity. Let US cite one,,
' ~ mis- sentiments are we'll known
rs.rent. Will he dare to cues,
Ne profaund thanSh's OF Napoison
.ar,s 81,
IN eaacts as follows:
,,s laws concerning the condition
.,o,ci,y Of persons govern Preach
ssc,her they reside in France, or
s,eirr coaary"
~. srenchman who without cx-
,n,bo-i,y trom the Emperor shall
into the service of foreign pow
,s,lllose his quality of Frepchman,
E.lycsr ether specified disabilities y
,ho,,s ,sihou, tr iudice 10 the hn-
...,.s troaounced5y the crimindtiasO
.';,y ,h,se Frepchmen who have
e.. or shall bear arms against their
,..srr. Ibd, art. 81,
T,s Penal Code, book 8. tit. J., sec
RI. rs, eu.cts that all Frepchmcn
,s,i,r arms against their country, shall
ts,- dsaih.
l,1 h,.ly, the Imperial Decree Of the
d e April, 1899, declares that those
,.,,boep shall be considered as bear
!, rms against their country, who be-
|, IN tie military service OF a foreign
ger, shall no, quit it, to return to
,,,es on the breaking out OF hostil.-
!, be,vern France and that Powers
! mai this ensctmcnt shall be appli
A. sv,n tothose 7vho may haze obtain
,s,rrrs u nat"rahzation from a foe
IN Gore: Hnent.
TINS then, letters of naturalization
= p., Considered by Bonaparte to cx
n,esh the principle of native ailegi-
rs They are not considered 70 do SO
me INV OF England, nor by that ct my
Ser civilized country. But Mr.. Ma
an havine taken into his head ira,
ey cuyAI to have that effect, wishes his
to carry Oh a bloody war tor
j, ABSTRACT principle Of his own, IN OPP
sIoa 10 all authority, and in direcl
5,rrsicn OF The laws of nations as hi
yr,o known aud practised. 1.-THE ma
e AMERICANS are in their senses, thes
|! compel,heir President to give up his
authorised potions. They will see
il they are shedding their own blood
s,ser, Iapcied right IN other persons
!. inihe nsiuralized British--and they
\ wisely apd properly say, Z" let those
sons settle lhsir disputes with their
IMry Dss, as they can't is no bust
!, Of ours TO Interfere" We there.
:, reaIIs see nothing in point of,right
sSica The proposed negotiations can
y All that cen be reasonably ex-
I'd Is, that he exercise OF our clear
! nd,putable right should be feed
much as possible from the chances oil
NY to TIE native citizens Of America.
IS no, to be dou.ted bur that, with a
hal spirit Of accommodation and be,
o';Uce, any two plain men might, in
course Of hall az hour. agree on
l'a'es FIR this purpose, which if
'lu'e'y eFrc'ual in every case, would
'e HIAe serions ground Of complain
ether SIDE, ana would forever take
question GOT of the class of those
.th are to be decided by the sword