Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-12-12
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Many % our Dspoc,,t,
contend that the individual State.
only Judges as to whom .h,r, sA
right of suffrage within shelr r.,.."
it's without regard to tint o,o,;.s.s 's
Constitution requiring sbas eo.rr-
pass uniform naturalixatisu Ia. ~.
construction it is moi z<qui,eI q. s.a'.1 a..
shall be a citizen, and 80 long J, i. -
ehpres to the benefit of the Demo..... ~
all well. So long as it only appl;.. !.
''SA OF herman uunatur,lized soa,r -.
very good democratic States rixht d@o...;..
but "aforsonat'l y tAeral. msss w.a
sofr ane class as anothar-sar -. -.
wei as as another; SO We ZEE tb.t 4. ea:s
the negroes are made citizen,
poses by the black rspasl;c.S s,.t-'sr
following paragraph we have an 4 .,,.ss
papers
ne Cincinnati Enquirer state, ~ -
negroes Voted in that Sat- i -.
election than were sufficient Il mi
lority' BY which Chase was se,san--
nor. Most Of them were brou.ttX64ss.ass
under the auspices Of the BI.eh &c.
leaders, and Of course cast th<;t
Chase. The Enquirer adds that aslN
eacy Of the social and politic,i
negro with the white race hos 80
servi e to him. They have sayed
this time, sure -
atn ssxsY
1t is not hepsobable that ID
tested election for the Presidency s ~ss
~eessiul candidate might be inde1ta
State OF Ohio for his election ;sss1aHa@
event, we should have the uorti6e.t
knowing that the Chief Masatuae 4
Un1on had been elected to his his hisb
by negro votes. How would tki
the Austin Intelhsencer relish IL 4
his States rights doctriaes ID islstion \ Iss
fragea
The act Of naturalization M
properly defined by the fatbe5s
lie, to confer upon the reTssHaaff1i
the rights Of citizenship 2 aadw&6tsN1
to conceive how all the nights 4.
can BE- conferred and this gyerJsinsps
of the right Of exercising ths lsles
cAise left out, and BY = parity e
it would be as difficult to coyceive $50
right Of exercising one ofthsnusn7
p~'erogatives ofcitizenship eoasas
and the balance excluded. HSea
a singular anomaly in politiesl 60
State car prescribe its own epAlil
the exercise Of the. elective 1pese
citisens, but il is diaicult T. i2i1#s
one State Gag, confer ! Iparilvli!Asgs
be recognized by another iSS
ronnexion: Illinois fof insfaS
len can vote for President dykItiaaoa
States-Texas on the onfIsfy
It. Is this not working u
asf Hence the propristy ofAailgllIS
cation laws. Il is arsasd tthasrN1
ion r seitizenshipis not necssasEy
,rcise Of the elective franchisA, .fN1p1
ion means to confer n2oa tie slisa
tights Of eai.enstip-By citizeIShiipp I'm
he understanding u standard NekS1dssss
,hers-of exercising The sIteissa ET4e6ss
md Of purchasing mid. holding
nd to which may he addsA
tanning the prossstianl ofsshe
ut the new-asgle1ddetsin a. In s1
mt definition, which, means l
nay create citizens BY his vote s
citizen himself, or without bei1SH
any other Or the psfdl
ssss
The example We have ever e
oters Of Ohio, illustrates u pusslilfssz
1t is clear tooorI mind shstsbsC141l!sgfs
BY it article NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISIS Uniform hws ct sats5IiUS1tlN
lere should b. = unifUrn susiael
all the rights Of eitixeaa1bi /
'e right Of suffrage i Tie M = ! lg..Igz!
nder the confederation. diiAsfenEE1 IT,
in different States,
niger and some ! shorter period
ng upon alienssalI the rights
hich might hsSs psodnetivtssf
,rrass,nenss among tAs di1bss6s
.nce the provisidn q tie ass
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