New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-18
r'SF Or THE NATURALIZATION
I.4Hs-HOU- 1T rs DONE

/ "a an - oa o;,;,ens not
-, "a es.,os ,,;,nsssea
:. -. sa.s;.;r.ua,;ou % ,ho perish Judge
- Ias,n.sa; !. 1914 go .hou, 10 bc revived
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80 :. =. IA .,ora $500. o,,d h.ra onsra.
~. rs. .rn;nr - Al, e,,.,,,a aa,;nnusnts who
.,;~h. \. ;;s,ose5 a. ,a..;.,,.. ~. sonct;tv IF
;,,J;o;a, s,a.;o, Co., ,o,;,;,., ord unboIv nur-
nosos. I'm, !, ,,nr,a saan, ,ha, ,ha homes of bu.
,,.,;t, !, .h.. "a ~ aoom.d n, mechanically
d;sa,ro;n,msn, Men are not all immaculate.
,,5 !. - ...,, ma tbe boastsd nur;tv Of
;,,a;o;., vas,,,sn,s 81 NO real existence. Int is
: - s.,,,sn, ~ "a bu,ous t;mes
W.r.ra sona ren,arLs 20 mate re,at;va IN
,,o,sss ~ y naturalization now oo;no IN in one Of
NV n;st,ict conrts and in 90 doing we shall
~ 800 foc,s os tbav have coma. 10 us we'll
a,.ss,ed. and draw our conclusions from them.
n in The course ~ our observations we should
be comne,led IN can names. or to utter seutii-
ments ut all d;stastefnl TO the parties concerned
wa bsr tho nubIc To understand that wa do so
No, 90 ,o,.b o,t If d;srespect for the actors in
tho scerss which xa will, denict a as of detesta.
,;or sor thu rnbolv orgies of which thew are the
ale ono;ntsd ministers s
Tbot procass Of NATURALIZATION to which We
go, i No. do;,v oo;nr a., in tho room, of the
s;~.h D;s.;,, Co,,rt ar5 ,ho ,ros;d;nc l,,dso e
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hoaSan.. ~ ~ Police hos o;yen rico 70
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sIa s.h;nr j. a. No warn him that b;s nro.
- ra not re.oon;ved a. he;ne strietlv in
sss..ss;tr - L., "a NC 40 az in erdsr Tho, be
-, lie rr.rd and savs b;mself from
a. or.;fr;n, oonsoo,snces which befel the
20 ~. Pts, Cour. ,f 1ot,,rsor ostsr M
90 80 1914 aI
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,.,,,faot,,,;nr n;t;.ons - ,h;s Coour. and h.ek.
al ~, ~ ,.,t;,,,,, 80 uoa,,os;h,o ,,.rso,,s ws
va on Mad "a snoor od,isad,v Mon bove besn
hrorah, ~ ~. r. 80 - rorr. - ha svorn :.
A. I'm - 80
vbo aocord;nr 70 ,be ev;dano.s ,rhioh th.n 10 va
"Ao' ~ 'ne ''i1en0ee "h'oi 'ney nave
r." '.,el pe-sO - my oon'pe'en' W ,naAou
o;tzens some there are who oItbo,ah w;lI;na
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49, g. ~ s.,. Nv yee,' ~ 'no
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!. E.-,;sh ,rh;.h ,v;.bo,tshav;na !, ,ranyla,oa
.ho, toot ,v;thout Hesitation, onlv ono IF than,
o0n'nrahend;ng the obl;gat;on pnder which be
r,acaa h;mself ouss.;ons wore then mt 10
.han, .Iso IN Ena,;sb which tho ono seenno
40 understand the lanouaoe effectsa 10 trans.
lac M not be;no sworn interpreter of tho
Conrt Tbese thew answered in their own Ian.
800 .nd .be;r answers were in turn trans.
io,ad 70 the Court On this the Judoe directed
Tho reor;s;te oath To he administered to them.
Now the third man who actedas translator. and
Who was b;mself a witness to uroye his own
Qualifications. not being sworn, it is by no
means certain that he translated correctly the
questions propounded by the Court, or that tn,
answers were faithfully given, the translator
being under no legal obligation TO tell the truth
Neither could either OF the men who could no
understand English be subject to the penalties
laf nathan them know