Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

posed connection should he made. but certain provis
ions of this concession ened by me to be OBJ
Sesr aria y OF Thsh for 2
France and tis nit9d States | c22lIIa not concsde
a- aes S?@c! s ni fq a
right 70 contEo tine conditions for the laying q ca
States to connect snorcs With those of any foreign
United States under such limitations and con.lirlons
as C1ngress may impose II the absenre of leslsa
Weld to- foreign State the right that its
ees might land on orr shores while it denied simi-
the Other hand vas reustant deny the reat in
snrh ' t' ana a. we're TTopsed therefre
Withheld any resis'ance to the landing Of any cable
s caf ~s a e d that H' Of IF bs
connect with French land lines, and all necessary fl
a. rahle terps as any other conlanyhe conceded
a AS nr rf hm 1 s IN 99fa1n RE-
France were Uniformed that understanding the relln-
ciIr"citv and equal facilities which had been demand
ID e ca the nd ms of TIE ~1bs with
was landed in the ino,th of July lSes and has been
h ana ana a o. % it soon
wna had under The the the tas
connectine Great Britain with this continent
sued from rolnretiom between wee the Two lines was lost
eXcer+ IN" greater facilities of additional line and
them. Bnt these increased facilities and this addition
al security tugttt WIN me OF Inc
apatl of the two companies also greater power
to prevent the future construction q other lines and
tween the continents those possessing me lnes
alreahy aid within fey months rss ,rc cah IA. has
COMPANY; connecting the IniteI states directly with
in working order the the then Existing CONSOLE
datlon nrany We're srray ISaMced soon 90, 4"~%Sdr
ltelyt rates of the other ln". winch had been re-
naire the rates aprSar not to I've re ,urei etier
line from thoss rmerly CHARGED by the c'nS"liati n
ar,jeS hat
amounts Of capital; both at home and abroad. are
THanf Of +" hfst Fa' and Es N
ter"ourse and corresondence,, lh'y await h"wHveT,
thew NAV EASILY be made tril:utary 10 the general good
the 1e are ca" lhr ana
trol which probably can be best II not solely settled by
sence however Of international conventions on the
s9GiGt mn IL a Tialrn nay tt5nTe as f
the Protection OF the public AGAINST the eNoru"is
rratnt able kilograms or from a combination h',
twe, -eyeral ms No lie s9nLd he awsd t" Land
sion from an", her Power winch does not admit the
states Z! Land and tr""! connect with and "'"rAi"
III II lug ~ Inc should o allowed T. land o the shores
Of the United States winch NJ. 10y treaty stiIEla;i On
with the ',"ysr""nt tr ;l ~n'Sg etFs II r".c'Gs,
satisfaction tins Government. is phli fruiii
terrrayh line "r coininiur tl,l,witil f II the pur
pose Of regulating and maintaining the cost Of teie-
iii All lines should Ice bound give precedence
fl,
ernm.nts o: the t"" countries between Inch II may
~ 4 power should lie reserved to tho two govern
ments. either r"njIiItN or t" tarh a. rr-ards tn
the char-es H. demanded for the TRANSMISSION OF
lr@se, this subject the consideration o:
In th,. meantime an, unrss ''or.-rees otherwis.
direct shall not "I"'-" thr LANDING "f any tcie. rarh
l. cable which e~ with and asSets u tn" points
s adinr f any Whih Io ~, at tS to ths r5t
the transmission 81 I;s nal messages and viii not
charges.
SATtRAr1zArIo> AND EArATRIAIIop.
Among the pressing AMI important subjects to
should he directed ale those relative 10 fraudulent
naturalization and cNpatrItti>n. The United
states with great lbcrahty oreI- is citizenship 10
all who III good fdtt comply with the requirement
OF law. Thee requirements are Is simple arl
upon a. favorable terms To the EN- grant the
high privilege 10 v Inch he is ;tmtiecan or should
permit | do not propose any additional require
II eut, t" those which the law now demands bu;
the very simplicity and the want of unnecc-> ary
fbrmaIy IN our law have na,ic fraudulent natura
zl;lun introqUeut, To- the CIscIe,!it and injury
all honest cIliIcn- whether native nhtur he'd
Cases OF This character are continually beng
brought L" the notice of the Government 10y our
representatives abroad and also those OF persons
resident IN other countries. Most frequently those
who II they have IC NAMED IN their country long
enough 10 .nIIte them 10 become naturallzcd, have
generally not much over passed that pcrot and
nave returned Ia the country OF their oil-n where
Ghev re-Iic, tvoIdIBs all 'lu.Ic, the United
states hy their absence, and claiming to bc exempt
form all duties the country Of their nativity and
~, ,, !, -, lncto m. ,:.,r.r,,,,., >. .It = =,
10 the great mass of naturahzei citizens who en-
trcly, both in name ana IN fact, become ciuzens OF
the nlted states that TIE high privilege OF Cit
zcn>hIp OF the United states should not he held
hy fraud or IN dcrogaiion of the laws. and OF the
good name OF every honest citizen.
On many occasions II has been brought 70 knOwl-
edge OF the Government that certificates Oi natur.il
eaton are held and protection or interference
t'a.'ied =, i, -, ~, ,-,,, - ~ no N'-'' NJ
were nov Mi.l tic , 1910 al ti'he OF PIE,
.cn , t, ~ w.. - . -, ,,; ; *. ,'e :,
ia ''' ,, - IL. 81. W. !
iccoiu OF inc ooult eh"" on uitl' lace ul''t me
PEI sou 'i''iiii!'iS ~ -. il' nav i'vt lesc'
ti't re- ., "a nm my @ me- ,', "a "'noi
1t - , 49,. 49,. =, - -; O ,i'''
NV . 49,, ' ~, . 49, ~. II
S' - 49,, ~, $50, - 80. i'..t .
81 pun an my I9o!i't'i 'i>r am II !
a. ~ luz " - W. ~, . " al '' l. anu
" o. 800. 49, 10 az
>u l" "t'"i'i" < '''".' anu go H"t I't 20 renee
upon tHc ''''tihl"ch' ana nDVi" an Honest tit-
Zchs. >uch 4 ltAud being discovered, however,
there i no llarttcAhlc int 'n' WITHIN the control OF
the GOV hinthl bk "AtH he record II naluralIi-
ton can hc vacated! ana >1"u1 tit ttrlhrdte be
taken ny a. i usual 10y inc dlli'httF i'dfonsN-
I"I rIp >eht''t9 "i 'i' ''"NHi"lileht l" whom IL
may have been presented. ihclc i npthlnE Ia
prevent inc 'iN"h> CANNING 10 nav oceh natural
Mr'i, nom "D'iliihI 4 ne" ''l iih'At nom the
count IN i'la'" CT mat "h"" "t- "cch taken from
| MN. Inc t,lI "l> ItI".t ;" -.tU ana "l >uIh
frequent "tfuraure M1t cannot too earnestly
recommend tiat some effective meas ~" t""ptci
|" Wovlle proper remedy ana means Tor the va
c1uhS "i any iet"I'! t!l"> i'''i ttltE mate ana
Vi pun Hit S"i - PA ne a. t' 'Hh>'!tll'h'
III ms "' nv tpi' iNi'i us l." 1'ic 'i'Nlio "i
tN!"ti!i"" ""'' "'' c''' t''" "t Hdtl'""'ll'- n"
hlttb ~t'.'o ho'tii'"'Iit Va "it">l III uE'i!"i
hS tlc i'S't, \F"'i 't'H' 'ii't N'i> 4h' It'tN
ln>t uilth'" ia "' 'ithi lh- u.r V"tuihc OF per
petual allegiance. congress Ht> 'iccl trrt tle
night "i Nitlttl"n |" "t a t"tuIaI ana inherent
risht oil an people, DIX Wh &c many DINER nations
nave 'h'' ..u .'M foN ui- "'' ioi Iil"'''''7 >ti'
Ue ne I" WIN i "'''Sc "l itic-lahtc' tht
thlttt H'i'E9 ctt no OMISSIONS uI Law a
mas Ill Ii" i'>i''1 III II Mt - ""' no" ana "ieh tNh
'.''''ion my ,. ~ ~ 'ItH'h-' ih-
s''h, 's ~ 7 ~ " az, t ~. ~ ''' HostlH
t"tlit WY" ", - H II" W t,.' '''"el
h'tui d 'i -, 80 49, a. ou ~ i ''i: p'No-
,,, - 80 ~ - ~, -, va. iI ne
III t,ou on I'M, question when involved IN ,inirui
ties when IT seems To lie then interest, clam Ia
be citizens OF the nltet states ana demand The
tervcntIon ol G"N' rDinent winch they have long
since abandoned, ana TO winch Tor Years iiey have
rendered no -crN",pr h'li them selves IN any WAY
amenabic. In other cases hIiui3lZc'l CltiLcn>, I'm
me!lately alter naturalization, have rrtuinci I,
their native country, have become engaged IN bu> /
ness, have accepted offices or rcI>ut> lncon>I>tcn
WIN Ae' i''tn tltlIeh>h'l' anu cVlnce II" intent Il
return l" lie United states unili called upon L. ii-
charge some duty To the country where they are
residing when 1T once they asset then citizens I'M
and call upon the representatives CT the Govern