Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

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Inc fuli privileges n native bora Pfehehman. The
tribunal n eommofss bsiofs vhlah NJ oiss, . ease
~ debt IN which NJ Ialllsn desired Ia b. declared
baatfppi under the Code Napoleon vas tried deald-
FL ,h. be va. not entitled 10 The r'i'ilssssof The Law
declaring that no man could be At the sams iiinr,
elii,sn ~ France aud Of Rngland, aud that his ~
auirsd citizenship in England stripped HIN Of all The
benefits II aid Law, since the privileges and immu
niissof that Law Of bankruptcy EXTENDED oniy To
French citizens, actually and hoaa Hdf' lilo N"A ie
manded to prison by the tribunal Of commerce. and
took an appeal TO the higher imperial court which
reyert-i the decision Of the lower court anu NOUS
julien was released from the debtors prison
The first ecision was in strict accordance win Tue
popular doctrine that obtains in this country hA' tue
right Of sxpatriation belongs to every nee "h"e
man, whether Of European or American or'h aho
had that decision STOOL our doctrine would have been
,stabllbed The imperial court decided that althO'
he had sworn allegiance to Victoria and her laws he
was not an English citizen, simply because he could
moi be.--but only a"denilen," sort Of hybrid,
holding the very doubtful and equiyOeal position Of
being part alien and part natural born citizen and
that the allegiance he swore TO the British Govern
ment was only temporary and transtory. lasting only
during his sojourn in her realms and that 50 soon
As he passed fIom under her immediate surveillance
said allegiance ceased. Hence, under this decision,
Mr. Julien received the full benefit Of the bankrupt
law, and is no longer British subject, This is the
same julien who figured in our large cities few
years ago. giving monster concerts, and fascinating
,dmiripg audiences with his exstatc agonies in the
performance Of Yankee Doodle. Those who saw him,
will not soon forget the moustached white waistcoat
ed short man, with his huge coat sleeves and long
coat tail, dying away in rapturous pain at the close
Of his nightly concert. He is the same who number
ed sold Folks at Home amongst the national airs
Of America, the author of the Katydid Polka, and
auadrlles and values All at once he
is involvedIin question that brings him prominent
" before the eyes of the world Mr.. Julien, from
being the composer Of quadrles and polkas, came
rear having his name enrolled in the book OF lame,
s the man through whom was decided the question
( the Inherent Rights Of Mankind. IL was lucky
Or the monster concert" man that the imperial
curt chung to the dapidated, feudal and fossil doc
rine of perpetual allegiance. Otherwise, he might
ave became as familiar with the debtors prison in
Paris, as were Little Dorrit and her father with the
Did Marshalsea.
France only shows to the world that in this partic-
lar she is not progressive, her position is IN
gonistic to the inalienable rights of individuals,
md that she does not see the rreprcssbe moving OF
he mighty waters that will ultimately cnguf her old
md worn out systems. Without antedating the day,
is plain to be seen that this question will produce
great revulson in the feelings of Europeans, men
who have their inherent rights equally with Ameri-
ans The tide cannot be staid-it will rush on.