New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
The New Oricnns Naturalization t'a.es,

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Anew pr.t.x, for disorder has been dis
! covered in New Orleans. The revolution
| ists ~ that unfortunate city seem to have 9
! faculty "s mounting to more sublime heights
! cf innpudence and absnrdity than any peO
I pie On the continent. II any o. their NUN.
ber are guilty ~ ricting, and i: is proposed
| to try them therefor. the whole body are al
| ouce struck with anazement. aud ''denounce
the proposed outrage ~ the civilized world.
Ii they are accused OF frauds upon the ballot
box. and a corr. is organized to examine the
alleged ctfeEses, they ssgmat!ze .h- pro.
ceeding as a base outrage on pOpuia: rights,
anG demand {" knew whether such wrongs
| shall hr ieypc!rat.d with im;,unit... II an
election is contested, and the courts OF law
'!e.;ae agains; :aei: candidates. .lley rebe!
ANA 0veri"sn !b. Judiciary by force. and
when compelled TO ds-is: from 1his ret ei.
! ii"us proceeding they ask if freedom IS IN.
deed ':"a" a''d 'hc ri ,h's o: luan 10 more
respected: Finally, as in the .Estane. now
: unhel consideration. when i; j. discovered
THAI p.yond ali ..oub: blunder has be. n
,"Ininitts! IN In" naturalization o: aliens.
and .na: :hey are IN fact no; natura..z-d at
| all. th re ,aalcoa.-nts publish Az address
.n,i r.-:u".--
"Ihss "" lc'.! ip 20 popular exec-s.ioc
'h' 'ndi:'!,al authors oi this toul con.
Spca:S agsiUs: Is worthy class OK our c;t;.
z.n..
Nav ne facts .: the case are as follows:
-Four "a I've Thousand Aliens wen: throue h
,hc .: ls.s, Of .i.tUra!iz ton before a dis.
;rici ~ He:A orleans. said court having M
powers sa:. these wairh attach 10 cu,.rt. of
probate. ihe .c: ~ Congress of the four
tA"Irh ri Ap!il. 1862. provides that any
tOpl. III 1ccn.'i having u seal, clerk. pro.
inone'ary. ana common law jurisdiction
'nas issue naturalization iapeE. The case
having been laid be,orc Attorney Genera,
Field, he gives the opinion that the district
coug: a."yeraid does not come within the
IN. anias -. Ihat act. He is rot responsible
for III. az; Of Congress OF 1852, nor is he to
h!aui. :or tho iiml!e: jurisdiction oi tho
courts ~ New Orleans, and yet the crazy
DEMOCRACY Ct that city rush into meeting
and pas. resolutions holding hin up 10 '.pop-
u!ar sxesrsi:on." II such a ding dad oc-
cirrea IN III" North il would not be the A..
'nr;.r General who would be denounced
'"T ''''. hi. simple duty. brt the party
:uan..er- who !aa been guilty Of such an
,'!l"ils "infder. HU. in New Orlea', they
Il" '.!'-' things differently. and the way in
st.e:. cases IS :" "y.rtUtn III. courts. shcot
.he A:te:nc; General. ard eyec: more barr;.
c..t'se.
W" are SO. .. AZ: certain that such people
~" iao:a " 'e-.on-,hi- for their acts. iney
H.'''i' l." ," 10 al. incapable Ci distinguish
iH., ''."''t. '.i.iN G"n n.si. ntinUsiv y performed
.n.s '!rc;' :.'. we.i.i;tia sci. mes %; Pascal.
~. '.t fe:.!' as .s...s = against .he on. as
~" I'.'r. -: j:Ir'- dispose: 80 blame
Attorney Genera Yield :"r giving THIS
".':..nc. ~: ~. :..,>rIaI> :nr .,tpstlociny
Il. ,.-:. 'l!e.i>tiv.. 'nr- question: Suor... j.
"e.. .!-:' ....:'. Tod: ,n., BY - !uiStake IN
:h- -" :.t c"i"... people "t Lrursiana
we.c :. ..:a,s! i.-I! u .s- "nyi..d, suruo>..
::' 20 tN-.i. ..hciu.rs -, N..~ O:i..n.
w....; ..:, 10 i. k. advantage. Ara how
"5u.I II souHI il H.. Il. ,Hb.lc.n. ~-.. 10
-,.>l. !;.i" Ha-. Meet!n. ana Geucan"r :'l..
% Eor;at. - New Oyiaan. IL: ;h.. o.ri..
Q; ho.'I"!ran C.a.cee.m.n or ke!,HhlcIn
legislators! This. Iowey.r. Is wh.; th..
u ,n0.g.,y .f I...U.sI.na are now dc!ng
a smaller ssae ana with even less reason
Their '..a,. O. .h- vho.. GU;v of an A Aear!..
eau citizen se..n. 10 .a thai he should 20
about !alur.'.s const- ut!y u p.otecr ,ncsa In
the marketable !i:a. ot ..atng the ''n!gger.'
We Can say to :hein n ali kindness. but
very positively. fnat however it might have
been al ai.:e-trlu,n days. the average cIti-
Tn IS no: aow engaged ia this tusiaess.-
ct.eaGe l'.ier Qteea.