The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01
LATE NEWS.

Government natuazed citizens has been agreed upon by
the Committee of the House of Representatives Foreign
Affairs of which General Banks is chairman:
Sec l. Be enacted ETC., That all naturalized citizens of
the United States while in foreign States shall be entitled and
receive this the protection of person
and property that is accorded to naveborn citizens in like
situation and circumstances and the President empowered
the influence and authority OF this government In all
lust endeayor to secure the recognition of other
of the principles of public law which have been insisted
upon and maintained by the Government of the United
States in regard to the right of natuazed citizens Provided
always that citizen pative-born nauralized, who is
guilty of crime against the laws of any foreign State
med within its urlsdcon or OF . deserton from a actual
acquired naturalization by Misrepresentation or fraud or
who residence otherwise by treason or other crime
against the United States shall have forfeited who shall
have renowned his rights naurazed CITIZEN shall be
entitled the protection contemplated by this act
Sec g. And be further enacted That whenever it shall be
duly made known the President that any naturazed
citizen of the United States has been arrested or detained by
any foreign government in contraventon of the intent and
purposes of this act upon the allegation that
in the United States does operate dissolve his allegiance
to his native sovereign; that any nalve-bom citizen
shall have been arrested and detained without charge
of crime committed within the jurisdiction OF such
State and whose release shall have been unreasonaby
delayed or refused, the President shall be and is
hereby empowered by of indemnity and repra to order
the arrest and dean custody of such foreign
who may be found within the jurisdiction of the
United States and the President shall without unreasonable
delay give information to Congress OF such proceedings OF
| indemnity and reprsal.
citizen of the United States shall return his native country
with his omce therein and shall leave the
United States with the intention of permanent residence In
any foreign State, shall engage army navy
begerent in ay foreign war or service such naturaized
citizen shall be admitted to the nterposon OF the
eminent in his behalf under the provisions OF this act
SEC T. And be further enacted That the term domice in
the preceding section shall be construed to
residence of than in the native country
of the naturaized citizen establishing himself in any
business which denotes intention to resume permanent
residence.
Tbo ittoay m
passing of the above bill into law speedily possible
In fact it with hearty approval in all quarters-but
one:
"Secretary Seward feels considerable anxiety the
pcaons which likely to arise from the passage OF such
measure, and considers it the most difficult question now
at issue between government and foreign powers.
Yes it will very likely be thorn in the side of the subsi
died oadie of England They matter of course, would
rather let million of Irishmen who American citizens
death in English dungeons than disturb the serenity of
single British arstocrat! We hope the Irish people of
America will show themselves sensible of the favors they
receiving from Andrew Johnsons trusted Secretary of
State.
has been the of Congressional attraction for
eral days. passed the House by strictly party VOTE l23
to As The debate yesterday was enyened by the Butler
amendment which in the nature of substitute for the
entire BILL The original BILL and the bill passed. I'M
poses upon General Grant the duty of executing the Recon
struction laws while Buffers proposition substitute
the Constitutional Conventions for the General of the army
On the 23d January General Morgan, in his argument
before the Committee Elections declared in effect that IN
his opinion if Mr. Johnson had made many bunder-
ing speeches his trip around the circle the Democrats
would have carried Ohio by $4,000 majority
The following telegram has just been received from Lon
don:
"The Fenans arrested Dublin and sent to the Mlbank
died there to-day"
More foul play. The Jail murders multiplying
How much Ireland has hope from English legislation
may be inferred from what the cable operators call "a
significant Speech, made lately at Ministerial dlnner III
Bristol by Lord Stanley, the of the English
Lord Derby and the English Secretary OF State 1or
Affairs:
been more condition. had she been more
distracted The latter he attributed mainly to the designs Oh
American soldiers He thought the proposed Church