The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16

Attehtcu Nv tue Juube. No. 49,
s1anos Of as and acts Of sn.ra s
the intelligence fidelity Of the subordinate CLERK
Iss the presidus
%osy =. re ss a The saso M
low and Charlton, 8 g. r.. 242 that document de-
the Of the original order. and snat
ss Of s
all mis- It oow tnat the ofm Of the ndsmen. record
sae 20 ss Of 70 Is PS.sa for
ass eonssitases a me aor'a or s@Srsnes Of
INDIGESTION maze y !, Thus n spfaa VI spsn.
shall various aet upon the subject submit the
courts Of record Tney TO receive testimony,
pare = With the law ana 70 jaag. on both law ana .st
Courl 1t II i be in legal form close all
evidence its validity. ihs insonvsuisnce which
might arise from s has been the the
opposite opinion BE- estaSl,shsd" In MeC4rhy Aasn
Appeal. 10 ss binding authority - upon on ali
the .ss and heSs tina; asa, s
contrary came she conclusion that the entry In the
picant with the Of the law showing his
aa.sGa sonsansa eysryshs neessssry 10 s.nsti.uis
unnecessary for tho snt give evidence in
. contradict L. aaess " matter q record importing
equal verify and that without such contradictions
por e..s GSs @snd
Tie supreme Court, on the authority Of cranch 40
prsmiaay requisites had been COM
piled with but the Judgment Of the Court admitting
that pons And n 50 the same conclusion Foot
X courts with favor on proceedings TO admit aliens
to citizenship and il just that they should for the waat
the Of their residencesin general
and papers. should sh.ed them from technical and shap
to s dn. hsr ,
sen comply with the laws country or course
rec ord could NOT be made In some other way.
M % % s Of HS %
proofs allegiance Of the appeanss
clerk and kept upon loose sheets Of paper.
N as 1915 KEEP. in separate BOOK These loose
papers ea after the action Of tho court upon
Kept in tue office Of other
& he n Sa Of Ss Ssio Was y IN
the Up 1898 these entries we're made in the
The large Increase in the number Of applications. tho
as s o
Of allegiance Il tho applicant and his witness. after
MI put them the satisfaction % the
me ass on ,as a
BY axng the Initial. Of his name to the application,
drsesion. 70 whatever might remain be done; The
clerk In o 'a s as. and a
the OF aliegiance ana certificate given to
containing the FIAT OF the presiding judge afore.
Of the court as thereof Slsd As Of the
Of the respective application An entry also
a.se Of Of the appean lis
ana M as
previous declaration of Intention either discharge
rived thi. during his minority. such fac.
TX. ensraessr was ops ned upon the same plan All tho
books thus ken, were the rec
The outside the simple we or label
as @ aoa
title Decentralization Record" Tho practice how
;, hs and as detailed
the promovents now before the court ad
1ns LAWS REQUIREMENTS coxpLrED WITH
Now the mes and records Of this distinctly show
the a T. Be sus ON WIN bs A. s re-
the o~
only .a the '1s ass.
sss .d%i..io1 s chs...1a and Vein
that the entry Of the fact Of tho admission Of
Arnold Is n The BOO. marked Sata-
Of these books Is Of no because regard BIO
In whichever the be consdsred clearly
saa disnsuy .ppsssTs h-s the ssra IN the .nce
guilty - omission which rendered the record, ade
In zach case admitting the applicant to citizen
ship a,tsssed the tact thereof BY axng his initials to
the CLERK with the direction implied
was completed, only ministerial acts remained
nnasa Ss s s
Judgment record of the court on being Mod such
made up constituted sufficient memorial remembrance
within The rseurs|sn,s d the common Law Thus in r.r
BY Cockburn j. and Crompson. Blackburn and Msilor,
S.ns delivered 20 the proper oc.r 81 the court. and W
eeived aud aed BY him as SUCH although 1t not num-
IL On the other hsna !. DO deemed q Importance that
sS ns Soo. indes and
L. sS u .nsws, s, .ve So ~
OF special minute books They contain the record
q the state 2. New xa,s SI; !. the x Of
and the entries :. they spps.r therein N IN sh.m
time one which adapted for purposes Of ready
an as ss y e. The fact Of .n
Of There is law rule which forbds
this court to Keep as many minute books as may deem
MR. pAvKsroRTs POSITION usrEsABLK
In ASPECT Of the case, therefore, the claim ad
vaDeeo by the Chief Supervisor Of Lioetons tor the
snip respectively nslsy Tor want Of entry in tho
Ties arc United states utterly unsen-
listen s 20 with p.sieass. His proceeding. ss.,nsi
=: "hSSy e;
whsh he e .e It, eS H :sss
s%y ps under
or Geioas dsposes Of any false paper.
sstss a icy ssssi
the same have been unlawfuy obtained; or t2) to
knowingly possess false Or forged certificate Of citizen
receive ccrtcate OF citizenship with knowi
edge IL irauducntly procured. Section 5i26
makes IL unlawful for any person ~ To in
evidence OF right to vote, certificate of citi
xcnship the to have unlawiuy issued
ClD to unawiuily attempt TO certincats
order issued In the OF other
AT applies TO aiding abettng
t2s makes unlawful for ~ know
ely any certificate OF procured through
fraud false evidence issued by the CLERK
officer Of the court without
Of applicant in without lawful authority
c2 falsely represent hmself to be cilzen the
Unit without having been auly admitted
zsnshD. Tor any fraudulent purpose whatever. Section
5A2y provides that the provisions Of the i've preceding
sections snail apply 10 al proceedings had taken
tempted to be or taken before In which
proceeding tor naturalization may DO commenced at
tempted to be commenced. These provisions originally
constituted the act OF July a. 1870. entitled n Act
mend the naturalization laws and punish
against tue same. anu Tor other purposes.n
Por 1877 isse swearing by either applicant witness
ud only be puLishod. decided The
People SweetmaH IS Park. Or $685. by OF
United States; aud whether Indictment woud lilo
such depended the statute OF the United
States relating To perjury.
Wa FRAUD CoASTrEDf
Fraud, other than perjuy could prior TO 1870 be
punished crminay at ali uness the particular offence
fwtta tha