New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
Aew7)ork Daily Gribn,re
YATURALIZED CITIZENS GOING
ABROAD.

Nrw-YoRs. June II, 1859.
DEAR SIR: Our attention has been called 10 tue
following astounding letter from Gen. tass secretaf!
Of State IN reference 70 inquiry upon the subject
Of naturalization 70 su adopted .4u.cr.cGs citizen IN
Tennessee:
Dsf.srsrSr OF sr,rE, WASHINGTON May II 1855.
havr hs. D6srsno tia, 10 Frurh Governm NJ
claims HAtsy 'yF, ioa 81 n4'iyss q s.,nee ~s9 m,y De
~ will exempt you from hs: claim ho q a. 'lsS,aiy
rrrAiT ;hi;her. LEWIS taSS
TA. eaphci, Arbitration on the part .; ire present
Democratic Adminis,r ,on 8; Washington, of It's duty
of protection in the premises, has fallen upon the
adopted citizens Of this country Ike thundsrbolt
from clear sky
T. is,bu. NANTES, that for TIA. eqasl protection
under the lass s. home and abroad 20 which the
sdooted citizens Of the Uotei States hold hense
entitled the nesrest hope OF redress must De IN the
Adm ipi.,ration which vii immediately succeed the
present one.
Believing TOO. tina; the political forces Of the coun-
iry opposed to the existing administration, and the
Democratic party vii IN ali probability larry the up
droachng election for the Presidency, and tiat yoi,
Sr arr representative Of those cnnsery alive national
principles uron which these opposition elements m y
be most 7. ably combined, avail ourselves OF your
presence in tins city to address y9n upon the npSra
issues involved in The Aforesaid letter from the Score
tary Of State. We have accordingly 20 ask the iaHor
of an early reply 10 the following enquiries:
Frs, In this Aforesaid official letter has not the
Secretary of State misrepresented the bond If natural
iza;ion ard the duty Of the Government under It
>scUad Do no, the Constitution the laws, ami thc
spit of natural cation involve Ia the same absolute
drgree, the reciprocal engagements OF allegiance anu
protection
Entertaining the opinion ths the oreignbor citizens
Of this county o al nativitles Will henceiorth BE-
unit upon this between allegiance AMI protection
We have the honor 20 subscribe ourselves
Van dad Aarw
WIN. r. BARBER' NATIVE Of Easand
GEO Miller native Of Scotland.
JOS H. ASH. nstiv- VI England
EDWARD OWENS, native of Ireland
SAMUEL HOTALlNG, es.iyss o! The Unied sts,et
FRED. NACChrUSs, Pgb. " A7end Zriians.
CHARLES GSOBE. nstive Of Germany.
GEORGE BENNER native Of Germany.
HEINCUB FOST native of Germany
FRANCIS 2 FINCH, native Of Germany.
MARTIN w SEABERT, us,'ve # Germany, Printer.
r. LIABERMAN native Of Germany.
T. BUCHNoLY native OF Germany.
HENRY FGEZ uative OF Germany.
JOHN r. GARNER NJ D., Sur. Gen Wisconsin
A. WELLINGTON HART, Col, Wisconsin
V. W ROTH Wisconsin.
4 c. MESENCY, WiscoDsin
C. D. FINCH Col. Gov SAT- Wisconsin
FRED A. TALLMADGE, NewYork.
DAN'LC GALLAGHER. New-YoTk.
SAMUEL {. THOMPSON Nevfor
u L. SNOW. New-iofk
CHARLES kARLE, Germany
VALENTINE BENcER, Germany.
PETER COOK, Germany
JOHN J0ftFs s sEsSS 81 SfTr Cim.uy
JOHN {. TIEMAN, Germany.
FRANCIS HEUL. NJ. d., Germany
CARROLL, Ireland.
Louis kAYEURkE, Poland.
$ EURTACHE. Germany.
LOUIS FREYBERG, Germany.
EMIL PLOCTTNER, Germany
FRANK WElTTE, Germany.