Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17
VOL. V.''""'"NO. 10

t,,, umc |h''cu states mas with any ioreign nation.
inc 4"'s''on OF renewing tne treaty Tor re-
o'P'oe'l ',aoe between the united States and
t'c hIi,'sh provinces on this continent is not
| '''o'"0'S co''s'oc'co'
| TIE SLAVE TRADE.
In conformity with recommendation, Con
| gress' proposition to abolish mixed courts for
/ the suppression of the slave trade is undc,
negotiation
TIE rrrycr c,p,r
T.
..or,',,n',, ~, so''o ~ NY hno"'euSe Ii''t a
,,np ,p',".u oon1p'"y' o's'u'Hcu uhaef h.atsh
I,n,r, II G,,a " 1 ''tu upon '"u shoes 0, inc
;,,a,.t,a ."o ~ 'Pot't' ''cro Snnna-
m'c. u, - -, q 'u.'oo'S'o'i 'to'h .he I'M
t.o,,,, ,nn,a ae -, - "' :Nc'uS'Sc i'e'' LOT
hy hot, - Is =. 'e!e5i"pn'c Go'i.muhica'ioh
III, ,la "oI ""u ','1 ch'co n.a'es'
;r..;,a al onJ''.'o"'N'c 'ra'ure or sup
| | sn.,,,;,,,, a,'l ~ 'c",,!t" l"o,spy 10 the
mnnt / o,,so1 ,,,, E.aeI' e,'o oi',:' ~! noVerh-
t;ons a. W.sn;ua,o ."I'a ~ w anu ,''l''Sn !1eSa-
viii uo nrn|al,o nei;a ~ 49, olu''n,ea ~.
subject as forcshadowcd by liil which bos.
scd the Senate in March last This drew
from the representatives of the company an
agreement to accept as the basis of their OPP
erations the provisions Of the bill, or such
other enactment on the subject as might be
passed during the approaching session of
Congl ess; also, to use their influence to Sc
cure IRON the French Government modi6-
cation OF their concession to permit the land
lhS OF any cable belonging TO any company in-
corporatcd ny authority Of the United States,
or any State IN the Union, and on their part
po' 70 oppose inc establishment of any such
c"pic' IN consideration OF this agreement, ]
u''ec'ca the withdra"al OF all opposition on
tae part oi thc United States to the landing
9l '"c cho!e uh'ii inc meeting or Congress.
regret TO say mat there has been no modif-
ca'ton mace IN the companys concession, nor,
30 i"f Us can icHFn, have they attempted to
secure Que: Their concession excludes capi-
TAI ana cl'lzcns OF the united States from
competition upon the shores OF France. l re-
commend icSsiation to protect the rights of
ci''%chs q the United States, and the sovcr-
o!S"'y OF tHe hat'oN, against such an assump-
''o'.' shali also cn"eavor to secure, by ne
ao''a''on, an abandonment OF the principle Of
h'o""no'ics III ocean tclee'ap',ic cables.
NATuKAL!XATI0N.
The unsettled political condition of other
countries, less fortunate than cur own, some.
times induces their citizens to come to the
united states .or Tie sc,c purpose Of bccom-
ing natuvaiizcd. Having secured this, thcy
return to their na;ivess coun,ry ard reside
there without disclosing their change of al-f
ic2iancc. They accept Official post ions of
trust or honor, Which can only be he'd by ci-
ti2cms OF their native land They Journey
under passports describing them us such cti-
Zcns, and it is only when civil discord, after
perhaps years Of quiet, threatens their persons
or their property, or when their native State
drafts thcH into its military service, that
their change Of allegiance is known. Thew
reside permanently away from the United
States, contsihut, nothing to its revenue,
aVo'u ne "niieA OF citizenship, and only make
'"1''iSo'''S .'ow,' ny .Inm OF protection.
~; ,",o u'iN o'eu 'ils oiP'o,'l"t,c ana consular
- .o'''','']o o''o'nily ~ Snch claims
- ,1'o,.'o'; = cl''Heh OF ','e cu'ted States,
s,o'.o' native or adopted. VINO a., iargcs his
,t ~ -" eNV'y ,v'y = entitled 10 us complete
rncI;nn 81 .n.';,s "I' "nSo N'loo IN inc al
.,.:,o., - "''i''s Shai not consent to I'M
Hcti,iops or fr,ndI,,, ni.;n,.,., "p0A
ru,op,Y,o,
T,r;,.,
;ncts nt london p.r;, 'AiSluou l'' 20 'ne Iao-
Rrn,e.is No J"..a ~ t'o'o"ec, bef''n'
holm 70 cmrnwnr ,hn;r p'mm" ra,'E"s." aau a.och
Wusb;moton ~ sim,1, III, 'os,n.''Ves "e
aot,t;nn ma :, ""n@,ao "ss e"'rt il.o nc,
States Conveni;on ] ;Scn,c,,;n w." fr o .i; un'!ea
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