The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

ON YOU, anu winch CANNOT De recOnclicd WIff
our law Of equality between all citizens. n
would be thus, my Lord, even il the English
laws were not 80 ng0I0os with regard 10 English
citizens who demand aud obtain ihcir naiutsI..
zation in foTeign country. II Is IN ihls senss
you mnst~Tiie 10 me.
must vel suppose that an eI-Loni Chan.
cellor Of England y well aware OF The necessar,
consequences OF such an important request: Loi
il Is nevertheless the dsty Of the Minister o. IN.
iiee Of the French Repubhe, 10 give you Of6e,sl
warning Il II. When yOu shall have made a Te.
quest IN the spint o. these Declarations, Il sbal
be examined Aecept- &c., ts
An CRKMlEra.
Reply q. Lard BForghaptt0 nc aBoSs. Lsif.,.
la.+ fatti I.ONDoS. April I. Is4s.
MoNsIEUR Nv MNIsfMK. have the hopor q,
acknOwlsdge the receipt Of your letter Of ,hs
Sth.
/ could never have felt any doubt that, in ma.
king myself nafnrslized as a French citizen
-hoald lose ali my rights As an Ehgiish peer, sa5
English subject in France. ] could only episy
my privileges an Engiishman when in ~.
iand--ia France, should be what The. lsv. -
France grant 10 the citizens Of the Rspablir
As desire, before all things, the hapBips.. a.
the two countries, and their mutual pssee. 4
considered ID my duty TO give a proof Of nv
condolences an French institutions, an order A
encourages my English cOuhtrynsn 10 have a..
same feeling. Receive, sc.
II. BsoUcHAx
Reply Of me MiaisteT 81 JHsiies ~ M a5ore
Pans, April u, ISL.
ny LoKD: My letter has not been proo.,i,.
Understood, and years. 10 my greai rryr,ti 80.
not permit me 10 come 10 decision a. Ia vo,,
request. You write ms thas-(lhe Nip,s,--
here quotes the first paragraph Of The sbev. h,
Ter OF Lord Brougham, Il could negsr.' a..
In my letter | oppressed myself IN M e..
est and most positive manner Frsurs ,5n.i,.
Of no participation Of rights; she dos ma, 81
nit a French citizen 10 Be al The ssms ,ims.
citizen OF any other country. To b-cams
Frenchnlan you must Cease 10 be an FaSI,.b-
snaIl-you cannot be an Ehgiishmaa in /. nglsud
ami a frenehman in France; our laws are ab-o.
Iutely opposed tosaeh thing; an absolute ehoir.
nnst be made Ii was for that reason that 7 "a.
carefal in pointing out the consequences Of nat
uralization.
As long, therefore, as yOa wish to Tema n An
Englishnlan in England, thai j. 10 say, whlls
you do not wish completely 10 resign yogr
quality a. an English sabjsct. and 10 exchange
II for that of French citizen, u will Be imoos
sibls for me 10 entertain your request
Accept, &c AD. CREMmu1
Il seems by the following letter 10 the Nave.
of Cannes, that the British Peer PROPOSED ., b.
eOrns French Constitution maker
NV DEAR MAYoR: request yea to seBG IN
medLaieiy TO the Miaistry Of Justice Place zen
dome, Paris aeerliiieate prov ing thai have Dos
sesssi and inhabited estate in the departlasBt
OF Var, reimbursement Of Cannes. for more thap
Ave years, tmOre than eight, n eve viii no; do,.
with q certificate Of moral conduct Have the
goodness 10 md this certificate as soon as pos
sibie 20 the Ministry, aRd then yOa n al be 5lsa-
sed 10 put me forward ne faire porter. j o. oae
Of yoar deputies; bat, al sssi. DO MOI fOrgsi the
amifies. BaOCGHAE