The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-27

one of the United States Of Amorics.
VI Maurice d'HOtland married hntonne
Drshcrhicrs do Lowcndhal. m heircss Of the
day, and had three children. sons, two Vi whom
grow up TO manhood. Tho elder son took the
Chateau Denoux. the younger assumed the
Lowendhal estates. and took the properly title
as par OF his name. In 1886 he had l'in ts.
intcs. h. 4 brother diving without lssu" iSiu
be died. md his son. q miner. succc,ded. IN
1851 the Baron Muuri'r d liotland dc ha,p dc
Lowcndhnl married with Mad"moiselc Mar
and II great beauty. She brought him II store
of louis d'ars and on,, child, ne pcIiii'n9r IN
a nmI1aI move hetween 70 End 20 year, I'D. ana
heir to- estates that yirld NOT less than tVV;UO
livros rents. He has been drafted into the Ger.
Frcnchwoman an Uhramoniafste Of the school
gt Dupanloup, who hates ilsinnrrk nhi rs tS
inWsses az religionsy as she Iat1s ,nf ueNi''
sui. she docs not wish her son To ,os, ms cs-
tntcs. which are chiefly in Elsass-l othringen.
She il content to remain German subject nut
She wishes. II possible. TO Keep nor son OUT ui
tho German army. and. consequently, she has
retained NJ. Schultz Dctmold To prove that ne ~
II subject of MARYLAND and OF the United States.
II the decision of the case should nc adverse
to her she will submit. but meantime she Will
spend good deal ~ money, ana leave no stone
unturned to- secure u favorable decision. She ~
said to he woman Of great determination and
force OF character and Nj. Schultz Dctmold
perso IN, II The w courts SUI, her here.
VII. This, however. that eminent lurlst con-
tends il will not be easy TO do. He rests his case
upon these grounds:
The acts Of concc ssion ~ the French Government
? The definition Of allegiance aud citizenship main
tanned by the German Government
The views Of The American Goycrnment established
Georsc Bamcr" in . treaty oi is6s iseS wit Germany
The French Government, both originally and
subsequently. construed the word sons IN
thc Maryland at OF Assembly literally. rs inen
They. following Franklins example, admitted
the daughter under the act-hcnec, the same
liberal construction would imply descend
ants" as we'll IA children. In other words. the
rights aud immunties conferred were not any
more limited to u generation than they were TO
a sex. They were meant to I've general. and
they were meant to be perpetual or. AT any rate,
| tcrminable only by the will of the bcncnriaries.
The bcncticiaries have shown no disposition
| TO terminate tho relationship On the contrary,
they have done all in their power to Keep 1t
Moreover, by we'll established principles Of
| internatiOn law. the children OF subjects ot n
! state are themselves deemed 10 he natural born
! subjects OF that state. no nntter Tor the acct
dental place Of their birth. The son Of nm
American Minister. born abroad, does not re-
as President Ut the United Suites. II the chill
! dren Of Baron de kalb. 10y being cttiHrns oil
Maryland. became citizens OF the Inlt.d Stntes;
! their children must have been born cltilens ol
! the United States ulso.nnd could only ceaseto lr
! such by actual recorded remuneration OF their
| There has been no such Pronunciation on tho
part of the Baron dc kalh's Il. scrndanis. but on
| the contrary n distinct renewal Of the act OF
| allegiance for four generations.
The German Government. in the trcaty ncgo-
! tatcd with the United states. has insisted upon
ciation of allegiance on the part ot German sub
Jecs cmigrating to the United states. before
/ there can be any release from the duties ol
| military service. II has been decided that the
! children of German subjects long resident In
/ the United States. hut not naturally even
] though thess children should be born in the
/ United States. are Liable 20 service In Germany
| If they should 60 there nj any time. In fact. il
Is admitted on all sides that remuneration Of al
| lcgiance. by formal act. is necessary 10 termi-
! nato the duties IT subjects and citizens. Rest
dencc has nothing To- do with 1t. even though
/ that sidence should he continuous during
more than one generation.
The casc. then. stands thus.
MARYLAND out Of gratitude. naic the Of Baron de
kHlh her citizens ant extended 90 them all the right
ami inmunucs OF SUBJECTS " the state.
Amons thnse right. ANA tnuiuuiue. Is exemption from
Wien MARYLAND is accof'ini rie Constitution ~ i7-,
became nicml+r oi tho Confederation the lnit'd
states Az the subjects OF Maryland became ciu1eni
Tie dansht.r OF he Kah aimed cule n>hip ~ her du,
uhlrr liberal construction OF Tia, act VI the Maryland
| Assembly
Tie lou AMI was conceded AMI the interpretation adj
| niited hS Franklin Hni puaur ~ tho time This wa
virtual, A. Vii.aA rauh. auuo ne claim sihv, frshN
| rrcss were the accredited agents OF the separate
Tie daughter " u, Halh AMI her children sworc ale
glance 90 tue incd states att the adoption OF the con
I stituuui.
| ly the Revolutionary roNcrnWtut
They wsrc trc0-nized A. slml IN the second eencra
IurA have dome uofln- 10 forfeit their ale-auce. hu
| etHr,thin- 10 maintain it, NAi'ity
An ~, AZ '. Nt, a Nsaet N1i us islt a Gov IN
/ slonsiitAte- aud duties
NJ. Schutzr- u tm,ld Is confident Of winnin,
his cas-. II he docs not do SO. he says il vii
be II great shame upon tho United Sintes GOV
! eminent II II permits the DIES endnnt 81 Muiur
Gen. Baron De Kalb To- ue forced against hi
will into tue German military service.