Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27
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our Government at Berlin. under dAis 81 Jolly y
,sss. IN definition Of The viswS sosssssinsd By he
Administration IN the us,ssr d The rights and 10
b;li,irs Of na,rssxd c,tssns IL shs United Stssss
who voluntarily return 10 their native country:
sThe right Of espssissioo esanes 81 shis day be
doubted or druiei in the United States The idea
has Lcrn rrpssiisscd ever sines the origin 81 our
t;ovrrumrat ths, nan b bound to remain sesvrsr
in the country of his birth and that be hss no right
To exercise his free will and consult hss osp happs-
ncss Ly selecting pew kome. The mott eminent
writer's ou public Law rvcpsnrsc The right 81 esPs-
tris,ion This can only Le contested By those whe.
in the nineteenth CENTURY, arc .siIl devoted to The
sInicnt fru.lsl Law, wi:h ell u. oppsvssSeaN The
doctrine 1t perpetual allegiance e relic Of e.fes
r:sm which has bcca gradually dssapPssssnx hesa
Chri>tcn,iom during The ts.t century.
The Constitusinn Of the united States recognizes
the natural rsh, II cxpa,Tistiea by eoafeinx upon
Congress the powsr ~, establish q unieosm rule Of
naturalization" lnslcvd !, was aov II the srssv.
ancrs alleged sgsin., the British King in the pssis-
ration Of lndcpxndrneU that he had 'eussasosvd To
prevent the population Of these StsssS-sor thss
purpose oh~truetins the laws et naturalization of
iarrgncrs refusing pass others To sneearsxs Their
migration hither~ &c. The Coastsutsoo thus eiesss
" rvcugnixys the priueipG ef espatfistiea in the
strongest msnars Il woui.l have tSsu incpoSsstsnt
In itself and unworthy Of the character Of the an.
thors OF that Instrument 10 h".t ees s'aevsuste
tosrisncrs to ab,mton thsS natvs snsA 10 rvnounss
their allegiance TO thcsr native eas.ransns and 70
bccnmc citizens of the United States if they bad
not bcca coav;ursd Of The absolute and uneeasit.
tious. right Of vxpasrsatioas Ceosyvss have ani.
Ermly acted upon this prineiple ever since The
mcnccment of The Federal Sovesnmsns Thy ss'
tsblrhcd "a unitosm rule OF nssafsitAst"o nsasy
seventy years ago there has ss~s been M nerves.
in our history when laws ser this Purpese did NOD
exist though their pfovsssoos have unssrx"os s1s'
ccssivc changes The sIvrs IN csttrr Va esyoenes
ciisrn must dceilTv on oath % sssrmAssee That be
will support tho Constisu'iea et The United MATES
aist at the same time. he n rvqusvd TO at~"sassty
and cntirrly rvnnuncv and asJarv ell sllexssn<e And
fidelity In every fafviSn prince posensate state. %
sovereignty whatever. and particularly. by Mans.
the prince potcutste. STATE OF sovereignty uhssvof
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tnisct States There Y MT country IN safcpss
! believe, al the present sa"snsnss where the lAw
dos not authorizes the nsturslsstiea al tosvsen<ss
in ono form OF ether. insssvek IN sosre os these
countries thts law L. more liberal than ovf own te'
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