Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07


/ cion : 10 be judged OF act by any judicial au.
/ 'ao0'F' hn' 1f the tNecu'iTe Magistrate alone .
20 oa'h Or "lh'H'"uon Is required u tue sGsP-
cion BE- ue!d 'ta>onto.e 10y he President tie may
order The suspected AAtn 10 depart the territory
OF the United >ts'es' ~'Aoa' 'De OF o 'Hn'l OF
avoiding tue sentence oF hhlns pieuges loi Ms
future g GOD conduct; aS tue r'es'o'". may ''m.'
'ne ,'me "' departure as lie ''sss' 'ie '''', u,
Va ''e WIZ u "ao'ss 'o'fus mo- .''.,
WIN respect y "e p,,N' "''''u-H ''' e''S,'''
",h 'ta"'Hs iuh' " Siian "'' NC Su>t'"u'o "'''''
"len 'he p'9hc s'Siy may require It, 10 e"S' o..
| ''"ei"oh OF ibN">'"'' "e'"'' N' N'''" 'N'>''" "'
'"e i,'>S"2' 20 "' - '''' '''' l'','! ''''-'
o'F 'he sentence "' lh' .e'"' ''.",'
''""' 'Ne O'i-e' ,'s..- ~ ''''- 'O''s "IN = ''
Ri'Noitll'".l " ''-t .''.' '''." ~ W.
citizen, on cenf'cG"' = "'' "o' l't'g ''V -
removal, he caiani te diSc"~,,'o '''''' vs. r.
ceediugS az inst HIM, and resloreu 20 'hv = ''''
Of hi, lo.u.tt situation, although the higheSi JU
dt.ial anihori'g Sh0ald see the most sufficient
cnu.e for Il.
Bu,. in the last placc, il can never be admitted
that lhe re,lo,al Of aliens, authorised by the Act,
i IN he considered. not as punishment lor an Of
C.ncs. b,t ms a measure Of precautlon aud pre-
yentino. If the Punishment Of an alien from Il
country into which he has been invited as the asy-
INN most auspcious to his happiness, country
where he NAV have formed the most tender CON
eections. where he may have invested his entire
nroperty, and ACQUIRED property Of the real and
permanent rs well as the movable and Temporal
=, L,nd- where he ENJOYS, under the laws, a
"'" ~ ~, I,ley.inos 81 nersoral ,ecu..
So S''''v i,,, J.n ho c,r .l.evbere
nI,,a ba ,,,, boye roa,Iy connlet.
i,,,., ,;,l, ~ o,,,ersbin T. mor,.
ov,r m the execulion Of The sentence against
- H. ,,,,na.,ad mo-, ocI, "a tho o,d.,arv
l,,,,- e M III ~, "a Inc oeruhur casualties
-, - o,;,;s &c vo, and or unusual hcen-
-, ma ro.sJl, 70 yin4,.
Am, XIX o,,,,ro,,n, I,.,lf ,,ay
1"' P''P'' t.r, 49,, 81 L,. .o,, h.,
"''o P'Ua"I,o, " " n,nnno Mo- .eyc,,sl oC npn
,shmon,s i viii he difficult 10 imagine doom to
'Sn.'''ii,'' W ,,,d ,rd,r,, hos
nnnishms,, !, Nm remain n be cnouircd whether
!, can no con.,,lu,iopaIly inflicted on mere suspl-
~, ,bo .i,oI, vii of tho Executive Magls.
,.,,o ~, re,sons convicted of no personal Of
fence acains, the laws of the land, MOI involved
! otIsnce nv ms, tLe laws Of nations, chang.
~ -, d,o c,,,;nn State Of which thcy are mem.
| La.,
a. ,,,nc,,r, ,0,,d IN justification or this
mover cxcrc,srd over Aliens. Is, that lhe admls.
H., n ,be,n INTO the country heinz or favor, not
| or ,ioh,. the favor IS at MI times recoverable.
Te this araumen, il might be answered, that
allowing the ruth Of The inference, 1t would be no
nroor Of what is required. \ question would
!
s,lll occur, whether The Constitution had ves'eo
the discretionary power OF admitting Aliens, II
the Federal Government, OF IN the State Govern
ments.
But it cannot be true inference, that, because
the admission of an Alien Is favor, the laVo
may be revoked at pleasure grant Of land t
nm individual may be Of favor, not OF neht bu
the moment the grant made, the favor becomes
,lob,. and must be forfeited before 1t can 81
aiken away. 10 pardon maleiacior, may be
favor. but the pardon is not on that account tn
less irreyocaoe. To admit an Ahen to na'o'al'
cation, is as much favor as to admit nun 10 re
sjde IN the country, yet il cannot be pretended 'ha
person naturallzed can be deprived OF the beut
fits, any more than natVe cluzen can ue o'S
Ganchi:ed.
! Aoain, il is said that Aliens not beng paiucs |
he Constitution, the lights and privileges W.ac
! it secures cannot be at all claimed by ITEM
! To this reasoning, also, it mlght re aaswere
! ,bat, although Aliens are not paites to ne Co
stutlon, i does mol 'oH"w 'hAt l"' 1onsuu.it
! ha. vested in Congress an absolute poser oy
F." oliens without regard to that particular consider
:, ton,
m, more direct rcply i mai il does not f,
low, because Aliens are not parties to The Cons
Al n,,;on os c,i1ar. o,c no,i,.s a. It, that, win
u bey acuagy conform 10 i, hey have no ngnl
: It's pIrteeuon. Aliens are notmorc paI''es TO |
: lsw, Than they are parties to the Constitution
), 1t will not be disputed lha' as they owe, on
= hand, temporary obedlence, lhey ave 'h'"ed'
" return, to their protection and advantage
y If Aliens had no right under the Constitute
~ tbey might not only be banished, but even @