Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-02

t'ir0f VIM inNN NShl'tiN W NAN't i"tNN'f''NN w
become citizens, Or. who have been folly
naturaliztd, have evaded the military duty
required Of them by eOying the fact, anil
thereby throwing upon the Government
the burden Of procf. II has been found
difficult or impracticahle to obtain thle
proof From the want Of guides ITO the proper
source Of information These might he
supplied by requiring the clerks Of courts
where declaration Of intention may be mace,
or naturalization effected 70 send, peHodi-
cally, lists Of the names Of persons nalu-
rall2ed, or declaring their intention to be-
come citizens, to the Secretary Of the In
tenor, IN whose Department these names
must be arranged and printed for general
hformatldn.
There is also reason to believe that for
eigners frequently become citizens ol tho
United States Tor the sole purpose ol eyad-
ing The duties Imposed by Che laws OF Their
native country, to which on becoming M.
turaIlled here, they at once repair, ana
thongh never returning 10 tho United
States, they siiIl claim the interposItlon Of
the Government as citizens. Many alter
cations and great preindiceS have hereto
fore arisen ont Of this abnsa. It's, there
fore, submitted 10 your serious conSldera'
ton.
ltmight be advisable to fix limit, be-
yand which no citizen of The United States
residing abroad may claim the iuterposi
ton Of his Government The right Of sui-
froge has often been assumed by aliens IN.
der pretense Of naturalization which they
have dl,owned when drafted into the mill.
tary service. Isubmit the cxpediency Of
such an amendment to the law ns win
make the factof voting an eat0ppIo against
any plea Of exemption from military ser
yirc or other civil obligations, on grounds
of aliency.
In common with other Western powqrs
opr relations with Japan have been brought
in serious jeopardy through The pGryc.oe
Opposition pt the hereditary arlstocraey OF
the empire TO The enlightened and liberal
policy o. tha tycoon, designed to bring The
country INTO ihe society OF nations It is
to by hoped, though not with entire cont
dence, those dllIlcuIues may DO peacefully
overcome, ! ask your attention to the
minister residing there, for the damages be
has sustained in the destruction by fire Of
the residence OF the legation at Yeddo.
satisfactory arrangements have been
made win the Emperor OF kusso, which
i Is believed Will result n eliectlng q con
tlnuous line OF Telegraph throUgh inc EN-
pre- from our taclho coast
reco'hH!3hd 10 your laVoIaole cons'aefa
u'h 'ue "u''l''y ~ "' .ulSF Fn"loh" le''
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0uuet 'ne opae'IGohI VI .n' iaSI Vo0B'eSs
begins 70 " 8ea'SuS'a"'n5, aua 'Nete !
reason V 80 V1"tl' Ieay oyvome enVlre' !
So w''n 'Ae ii'Vl'"se " u1le "n'Vh W''
ehSue wuen peace - tes.o'gH ,',I our Mln
lSleFs spto4p nave O9ou ls'unu' III oeisnu
log oor I'sn" aGu m p,V'pD'nB pur oon''e'
f'al interests Vur -VonS"iS nave nec1'sa
aiy rneonpVorel Increased ease. iapprs ana Fe'
iP7n''n''Vea srG"'uS o''l oI Tue WaU iNes e.
'll' y nave 'o' I'e iuo'' l,0i'' lle' una u''
rHagN WIN ]el' auu cul3''ugy rus &C
k1o"'eogNonI % luS''y u"o 'po7e Oonsul
wh' re9,uo III 0.i'"" s"u o,uei go'''a' Goul
e tne' ana wno are charged w'n eomplIcaI
+ ed anu eA'Iao'"'"o'y pO"o'S
The conditioned the several organize
! Territories "a generally satisfactory, a
y though the indian disturbances in Ne'
+ Mexico have not been entirely supprcssea
The mineral resources Of Colorado, NeYa
= da, ldahoe, New Mexico anu Arizona ar
T. proving far richer than heretofore undel
stood lay before you communications o
! This subject from the Governor Of Ne'
MeSico, again submit to your consider
T alton the exped'ency Of establishing q sys
. ten for the encouragement Of Immigration