The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-12

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1 The Commission arnainted pursuant u
The an'hasiis II rcnrFss~ IL examine The
nasNt, and .N,ent II the foragcs hy tres.
| passs.r tfa s.aa country upon tho herda
| III Isat, have made rrtrfs, which will
!. ~ t0r yNnr consideration.
/ Tie Nsnsxuela GovsrDlnsnt has been
/ aepnsei Of The sense Of Congress Ia regard
L. The award ri tho Joint Commission,
| under Convention Or Arr, IN. iA00. ~ ex.
pressed III The acl NJ 25th III February last
Il Il arprehendrd that tho Gosernmcnl
ioes moi reallx" tho character II lie obll.
cations under the convention.
Az there II reason IN believe. however,
that The hcsi,Ancy la recognizing the
awards. springs Ia part n least from the
difficulties In dischArgtng them In the con.
s,isnlion. With In obligations 10 ether CIV.
crnmcn,s, the cNiccncy of further forlscar,
ancc on our part Il believed 10 10 worthy
III your consideration. Tho Ottoman
Government and that ri Egypt havo lately
shown disposition n relieve foreign con
snls ~ tho judicial powers which hereto
fnre they hayc exercised Ia tho Turkish
domlnions, by Org nj ling other tribunals
AZ Congress, how ev,r, has BY law pro
yidc,l tor thu dir b rRs at tho ludlcla
tunyltars by tho Cunsuls Of tho Vullet
States. IA thu, quarter under tho treaty d
1870, have not felt n liberty formally 4
accept The present change without I'M
assistance Ut Congress-, whose ucclslnt
upon the snhjrc. ii ~ early psruld I.
may hc convenient IL sasncstly feQuNt ted
sANro noMixoo.
| ,fansAil for tho consideration anil a.
termination III comgrcsa IN application o
the Republic Of Santo Domingo 10 TILL
iavernmrns 10 exercise rru'cctosntr ave-
TINT Republic.
|, Since tho allourntnent III Congress III,
i following treaty with foreign pnwers hav,
hern ptovlaimel'
A Naturalization Convention With lien
, mark. Convention with Mexico for renew
iag Adams Convention; Convention o
, Friendship. Commerce aud E1trNdltlol
with thu ranue ~ Free htAteA; u Natural
lslsian Convention With Ecuador.
b ren,w tho recommendation made Il
my message nj December, 1870. that cea
gfess authorize tho Postmaster General /
Issue I'LL commissions u otllclal. aproinse,
, through III, department..
! txtHAmi,as TREATING
linyile the earnest attention i, Iou
efets ~ the exciting .nNs VI thr Unite
States respecting cxtnditlun, Md III
: eligibility 1T nationality " lnAividuAli
Many vilxeus ii tho Vailed states rcsld
permanently shrnad under the provision
:, Il All acs approved February IN. leS3. I'll
7 children al sneh ptrsans are Ii he ,lccMC
! and taken 1, Ne citizens ut tie Unite
= States In. The rights III citizenship NJ
! mol ~ descend ~ prtsnns WlluAN father
never Irridel IN tho United States.
thus happens thas persons who have ncvs
= resided Within the Cnl,ei 1lalvs hay
ben enabled 10 rNt forward prclenaion
the protection NJ the United States again
Il tn claims u tho military service cf III
ii Government under whose protection the
II We're born and have been reared. In snir
ID ctsos, unnainrnlixc0 citizens of the Unite
II ~lalva, have returned 10 The land III the
II hah nn0 = remain there, aud their CHI
u lren, the lssnc VI marriage contracts
4 ilsle after their return, and who have nev,
n heea In the nitca f,Ates, hare laid clAl
a u onr protection. when the clapsc
N nany years have Imposed upon them Il
4. duty III military service, and tho on
ii Government witch had ever known the
ii personally. Until tho year la6a, Il vi
l. I'll, embarrassed by conflicting npiuion
~ eatfrtx mn. ittPlgfn N date fnn hNsv r
the aoctrlne Vi perpetual ALLEGIANCE 4
" with Orcat NTlslnn WA applicable
Ii American citizens Concrcfa wiar
,e swept tho doubts away b. clccllnR III
n. any declaration, instrtictinc opinion, ord
n. or decision II any cfllcCr Ol tho Cover
IN mea,. which lvnlcs, restricts, impNlrs
~ questions through cxpalrtatlon. ii |
III consistent with tho fundamental nri
n ulr!cs u tho Government. Hut Ia
efess did not indicate III that Ala,n,
nor hnS II slncc dnne ~. what acts are
be deemed 10 work repatriation. For d
he own guidance, ] Aetermlncd huch OUT
~ ton required, under tho provision ii Il
AZ Constitution, BY the opinion In writing
~ tho prlAcipal ollicCrs II each At tho ESs
al Two Departments, upon certain NucaslO
~ relating IN this subject, tho rcanli sallsfl
~ mr that further Regulation LAe htcog
hr necessary. therefore commend Tho "a
40 iect In tho careful consideration az Ga
he gtcss, mud transmls herewith c0rlcA
'ic tho several oplnl0na II ths psinclpal a
A curn 81 Tho Executive DerastmsniA
~ gcthcr with other correenono1nccs q
70 Information on the eAme subject. 4
Il United States, who led The way % |
II. overthrow 81 tho feudal doctrine 81 =,