Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
WHO WILL DECIDE?

Inc NoHth-nlCcC OF Inc buchanan Ijt-
mocratic Administration, announced
that Naturalization in THIS country
will NOT exempt" natives Of France
from military service, if they ''volun-
tarily repair thithcr." This cpistlc
created as much noise and confusion
as his celebrated River and uarbor
letter. The Adopted Citizcns-who
elected the last three Democratic Pre-
sidcnts-arosc furious with indigna-
ton, and proclaimed rebellion
The Republican and American pa
pars denounced this Democratic dog
ma as contrary to natural right and
to public poiicy-coutrary to the De
claration Of Independence, the genius
Of our institu,ions-as in the teeth OF
the claim upon which was wagci the
War Of ISL and which Great Britain
has since practically Acknowledged
in short, that Naturalization is L stu
pcndous fraud and folly fit does not
confer upon Adopted citizens as much
,r,,.ctinr os unan Natives
The Administration Organs" for a
Am, l.r.nl.d ,ri, legitimate cxnap-
Gin, or tho nrcd Srotr Jccf.ior And
rr5c y,',,,-non,ra,' f.icnd-on,nIv
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=, r,.rop2 - PRECISELY Is, 7ig, REL. 4.
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now game must he played, or there
would he but the skeleton Of a party
left What shall be done? Why.
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Internal Improvements arm o. -
MI Of Oregon or none? lacliic Hall-
Road? Tariff Of 'iG? Territorial Po-
pular Soyrcignty in Kansas? ? and in
t,o. ~, o,orr toroI o,o,.ion2 And
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this question also 10 save t'c "F'y
and the Union?' To be sure !
And here it comcs-as We find it
in tbc PhilaJ. Lc,Ier-takino n back
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Opinion CT Judge Black.
WASHINGTON. July 1T.-PrcyiouS
TO the preparation of the recent Off
cial letter to our Minister at Berlin.
instructing him to demand Of the
IIaLoycrian Government the surren-
der of Mr.. Ernst. Attorney General
Black. at the request Of the President
rendered an opinion in the case. main
tanning the general right Of cxpatria-
ton as incontcstiblc, and that in re-
gard to the protection Of our citizens
in their rights. at home and abroad.
we have no law which divides them
into classes or makes any difference
whatever between them. That ma
tive and a naturaIlzed American cIti,
|cll ma! @ '.e.c'oic 20 lo'1l III " T'.I ii e ,''ii
cyrry isnJ nrdar baorcn inrinji6"
the country in which the latter was
born. Either of them may be taken
for debt contracted or crime com
mlt(cd by nm 1ut botn are aoSo-
tnn ,a, tn cy onr c cnnnt m UI'tIr %"t ,Ini oI oEn
hcy are pom American clt!zchS' ana
their exclusive arrogance IS que 10
ihc NoVcFnMent ol tne AltCd states.
In Judge biacks opinion the llano-
Vcrlan Government can not justify
the arrest OF Mr.. Ernst, by showing
that he Cmlgratcd contrary to the
laws Of that country, unless it can also
be proved that the original right Of
cXpatriation depends on the consent
Of the national soycrcirn-anl this
last nronosi.iou he i srro ma man
can establish
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the genuine Dr.Jacob Townscnd's ori-
oin,l Sarson9riIlap Who i the trrc