Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-09-29

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
STATE OF VERMONT, RUTLAND COUNTY, 10 viii
BE IL Remembered, That at a term OF NJ
County Court, began and held at RUTLAND
within and for the county aforesaid on the %
Tuesday of September, in the year OF our lN1
one thousand eight hundred and thirty eg'
JOHN DOE, an alien, & an freshman, BON
the parish of - the county OF - IN M
part of the United Kingdom Of Great Brrit
and Ireland called Ireland, on the 10th day 4
June, in the year of our Lord one thousii
eight hundred and ten, at present residing >
Rutland, in the county of Rutland in the SD
of Vermont, did personally appear in cod
on this 18th day of Septembs r in the ye1 4
our Lord one thousand eight hundred anil
thirty eight aforesaid, and did then and there
declare on oath as follows, to wit: 'You john
Doc do solemnly swear that from this day, id
is bona fde your intention to become a c,ulenl
of the United States, and to renounce ioyeyer
all allegiance and fidelity TO any foreign prince.
potentate, state or sovereignty whatever, and
particularly to William the fourth, King u
Great Britain and Ireland, whereof you are 4
present a subject: so help you God"
And afterwards, to wit, at the term OF
said county court, begun and held at Rutn}
aforesaid, on the eighth day of September,
the year of our Lord one thousand eight haI
dred and forty, the said John Doe did ag
personally appear in court and apply hnx
| here to the court to be admitted 10 beC0m
citizen of the United States, in such ca
made and provided: and by the aldavln
John Den and Richard Fen, both Of The IN
of Rutland aforesaid, and native ci,lzen
the said United States, which said aihdsr
are now here remaining, the said John Doe
prove, to the satisfaction of said Court, bds
has resided within the said United States
| five years, at least, next proceeding ,hlses
day of September in the year OF our l0io
thousand eight hundred and forty; aud lha
| has resided within the said State OF 'ern@
one year at least, next proceeding the daN
mentioned; and, furthermore, that during
time, the said John Doe has behaved aiS~
of good moral character attached to ts y.
! ciples of the Constitution OF the Dnlied 21.
and well disposed 10 the good order an' ~
piness ofthe same. ,-;.l|
Wherefore the said John Doe was ADMINS
by the Court, to declare. and dld deciaie =
| fore the Court, on oath, as follows, 70 W
| You John Doe do solomnly swear Delore -
Court now here. that you will support Inc w y,
stitution of the United Sfafcs and tlI3i W" N
absolutely and entirely renouhce ANU a'' ',;.,,
allegiance and fidelity ,oeyery 'oreien pun"
po,entale, State, OF sovereignty "ha,e'Ii,
particularly TO Victoria, Queen OF inc 1m"
Kingdom Of Great Britain and lreland'whs's
vou we're heretofore a subject so he'P II
God.
A copy Of this I'd form, or record du,y ~,
nd ,ndsr the hand Of clerk, and the seal oil
! Cou.t of record in the U. 81 OF the co."
proceeding which is tantamoun' 10 Inc
the only evidence which can ever auu'''I
even. Justify any board ofcivll authority "'',
foreigner who has come into the eo"""' =.
18th, of June, 1919, to the rights oil 'D, u
= or. in other words, to the privilege Of W.
4 any officer to be elected b the pe0P'
State or of the United States. al
. Knowing that efforts have been 'n'''
r chariiably hope, iguOrantly,by zeal0"'P. a
!, IN introduce the votes OF some aliens
e mn, complied with the laws OF the bhd
their pretensions TO the exercise OIL VIZ ~
franchise; and fully believing thai ~ 81
= and homes, alien would presume 10 '"'' "a n
n upon any occasion, without having oe'" ~
# qualified 10 do so, comfortably 70 'D'
o country ofhis adoption We have i'''s,..s|
ofcompilng the preceding. Tor '~ "aaS
. Of all concerned. And as we Pnis W. a
Institutions, and the maintaining u -,ys 1
purity, above all others, Of all Other s6e,s
people we repeat Gs esu,s'' 70 WI