The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-08

10 the general good. As these cable tele'
graphic lines connect different states
there are questions as to their organll1a,
ton and control which can be best, IL not
solely, settled by conventions! between the
respectiye States. In the absence, however,
of international causes on the subject
municipal legislators may learn many
points which appear to mt important !.
not indispensable, for the protection o.
the public against the eXtortlons when
may result from a monopoly OF the right
OF operating cable kilograms or from a
combination between several lines
First-No line should be allowed to
leave the shore OF the United States I'M
der the concession from another power
which does not admit the right Of any
other line or lines formed in the United
States to land and freely connect with
and operate through land lines.
Second-No line should be allowed to
land on the shores OF the United States
which is not by treaty or stipulation with
the government from whose shores II pro-
ceeds, by prohibitions in its charter or
otherwise to the satisfaction OF this gov.
ernment, prohibited from consolidating
~ "tn ~" lSn,%;";To tbcrcwi,E for the nur.
m maSn " 81 rS"mIntiSg and maintaining the
iii If teIegranbic Communication,
Third-All lines should be bound to
give precedence in the cross-transmisSion
Of the official messages Of the government!
OF the two countries between Which II
may be laid. ,,
Fourth-A power should De reserved
to the two governments either conloihsi!y
or to each, as regards the message as
patched from its shores. to nS q limlt 70
the charges to be maintained lor Tue
transmission OF messages,
! present this subject to INC earnest
consideration OF Congress, In the mean
time, and unless Congress otherwise Ill;
reefs, | shall not oppose the landing. oil
any Geographic cable which complies
with aud asscnts to the points ABOVE
enumerated, but will leel II my
duty to prevent the landing OF any Whlo,
does not conform to the hTsl anu second
provisions stated, anu when VIII no!
stipnlate to GOncede to this Government
the precedence in the transmission ol lis
official messages, AMI VIII not enter mo
unsatisfactory arrangement regarding lis
charges.
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION.
Amop, other prcssing and importapt
ouL;act. IN which in nv oninion. the
S 0t,G"t;or ~ C"ngroos sh";ld Ec directed
~" ,h0so in roiat;on IN fraudulent M.
tnroIiroiion ani Cxnatriation, Tho Unit.
al C,a,os viii oroI, liLornIiiv nIlsrs ia
ci,;,onSLin IN nj who in good ioitL com.
NV viii tho rcaniroments of Tho law.
TGos" raomiromebts nro M simnIc md
mo" a, favorohlc terms IN Tho cmigrnnt
WI ,%o %i"h nrivile"o !" which hc F. mi.
mi,i"J c9n dr shomlG nre,mme, do MT
nroMo,o INV nIditional requirements 10
ihoI" wLi"G tho Inv now icmond bmt tho
vcrv SimnIicitv md want Of necessary
iormality in o,ir INV have made fra,ldli.
iont naturalization moi inircnncnt IN the
Jiscroj;t md ;n;nrv nj Mi honest citiycns
wLoiL"r native nr poturnlileI Gases NJ
this cLarocter aro continually being
hroroLt n tho notice oi Tho CiovcrnmenI
0nr Trmrcsontntives abroad md Mao those
nersons resident in other countries md
mos, fronmoniIv thovo who II ,hov have
romainoJ In tLis country }ong on6ugh IN
aniitIo tLom IN heco'ne no,nrSlileJ 5avc
1ororSIlw not much nyor.noaseI tLol
SSorioJ and have ro,,,rnoI IN tho country
II tSeir origin whore thev reside avoid.
inc nj In,iea IN Tho [Tnitcd STATES Nv their
absance md Ginning IN bc Sxemnt from
ali J"tiss ~ tLe connirv n Mar nativity
nnL Of tLoir rssijemce Lv renson nj thciy
oilegoJ naturalization II ia dmo IN ihis
novernn,ont ;,soif omI Tho "ront ,noss
Of the ma,mrnii,cd "iliyons wIio ontir"ly
Lo,h In name nni in Inc, hecome iii.
.on. II Nh" IJn;ioI Stn,eS ,hnI Iba XIII
nriv;Ior" NJ III" citi,c".Iin nT ,Le Initial
S,a,os sLoWIi MT In hall Ev rrnuj mr. in
iorono,;"m If ,hn laws ami of tLo gooJ
noNs If oyorv Lo,cst c;t;~an In m soNv
c"s"s il In; hoom Lrou"h, IN ,ho
knowlrioo If tbe governmcni tLat roriil.
m ios If GENERALIZATION orc hall orJ nro.
IorI;om ci";meJ hv iLc nor,;os WIN oImi,
tS,, ,hcv wore 1ot within Ihc Initial
S,",os Al tho lima If III" nr",oricJ mn
orj Ihoi thov b"vc nSyor rS.
sidsJ in H." tI"iiod Stots: In oiLors iho
c"rIiCcato and The rccorl If III" coTrt
sLow nm thoir Inc" lint thc ncrs"M claim.
Inc IN ho mni,r"ii,sJ LoI MT roS;IoJ Tho
snSSr " ,;mo IN ~, Tfr;,oi STAT ' IN
oILos, /, il nJm;ttoL n,,on ovn,m;r.,to"
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MI ho"r o,nni;oJ Win In .n an" cnsoS
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nnrchoso ;TLoso nro mi ;soln,oJ cooos
= riai"" NJ rnr" ;",orv,ia LmI "f ooN o,o
ncc'rrsncn nuL wL;c% oro or ron W. Tr"r,
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rerras caMm", md ,l6 mi foiI 'I IN p peGarl
,,nnn tho ,ovsrm,nont nnJ u"on nj, LonoS,
cit;,ons O o6 Srch " fraud Lo;I" Ji,co""roJ
IIn%oysr ,bos" !. ~" nr"o,;SaIIo 'eos".
within thc con,r"l ~ tEo GnyorMrom I" h.,
wLich ,Ln ro"orJ If OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I,
vacoioj ,nJ sSon,I ,ho c"r,;Gnn,o. Nv
t"EOn IN NV" nv '%ov n.rs,,v w. ~" 'I i've ,,o
D;nlnmai;c AMI C2rsni"r ro,roSor,1,;v".
NJ ,he 1ovornment IN whom /, %ao LoSo
bssr 'nsason,oJ thoro Il mn,i,;m" H. " ".o.
voni ,ho " n"sson "In;,n;"r ~ H., W ino u
not"sai;,I,i fson, nhIniniSS, :" INV III
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