New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

right OF nauralizcd citizens p'orided always mat no
citizen naycborn naturalzed. who is guilty OF crime
its jurisdiction or desertion from actual service in
the Army Navy of such stale or who shl nave ac-
auired naturalization by misrepresentation or fraud or
Who as To residence otherwise by treason or other
LIN, i,t The Irnitrd states shall have forfeited or
who shan have renowned his rights naurallzed cti
Gen. shall be entitled TO the protection contemplated py
SFCTIoN Q and be further enacted That whenever il
shall be made known 10 the President that any nat
uraljzed citizen OF the United States las arrested
and detained by any foreign Government in contraven-
ton OF the intent aud purposes OF this act upon le ae-
cation that naturalization In the United states does not
operate dissolve his allegiance his native sovereign
seen arrested and detained wbout charge OF CRIME com
United within the jurisdiction of such State and whose
release shall have been unrcasonaby delayed or refused
the President shall he and hereby Is empowered by way
Of indemnity and reprsa. to order the arrest ana detan
in custody subject OF such foreign Government VINO
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 indemnify
and reprsal.
SIC 3. Aud be II ftufher enacted That if any natural
lied citizen Of the United States shall return TO his native
country with intent 10 resume his domcie therein, or
shall leave the United States with the intention 9f per
manent residence IN foreign State shall engage as
army navy begeTent in any foreign war or service
such naturazed citizen shall be entitled TO the inter
position Of the Government in his behalf under the pro
she And be II further enacted That the term g Om
ce in the preceding section shall be construed 10 mean
continuous residence of more than one wear the
tive country of the natuTalzed citizen or establishing
himself in any business which denotes an intention TO re-
sumo permanent residence g,
upon the following bill, to be hereafter re-
ported:
BE enacted, etc., That the appellate jurisdiction OF
the Supreme Court of the United states shall not eX-
tend 10 act DONE which shall be done or to any
proceeding had, which shall be had, under and by
virtue the entitled An actto provide for the
efficient government of the Rebel States, passed March
1867 of the several acts supplementary thereto and
all such pending in said Court either 10y APP
peal otherwise, from any decision proceeding had in
the premises, in any District or Circuit Court OF the
United states. SHAH be dismissed by said Supreme Court
and record Of any proceeding had or which may he
mad before either OF the District Commanders. under
either Of said shall be removed TO Orrenewed IN any
other tribunal either upon habcas corpus, quo walTato
any other manner whatever
The vote of the Committee was i'll the aiiirma-
tive, as follows:
IeQS-Messrs. Stevens OF Pennsylvania; Boutwell, OF
Massachusetts: Bingham of Ohio; FarnswOrh OF Illinois,
Bcaman OF Michigan--G, all Republicans.
NGys.-MessIs. Eulburd. Republican Of New-Nork;
Brooks Of New-York Democrat; and Beck OF Kentucky
Democrats
The bill, if it should become a law. would
apply to the McArdle and other cases involving
similar important Constitutional questions.