The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
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... cd rtnl Raisars - -ttts-nship.
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Mo-. Judge Nard writinz 10. oPtni"n
... Judges t"Hs ant Has~i yuncurring
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Hr..sii framIi Bslaara So th- hrut
.. |.- -sH~ 20 apply tur cttts.nshtp IN
|. u.'-,i states and b. stirred things
Vt that there WAS any sipibt that
yt. q Win" man, every body admitted
fHBf No. sa- - rac~ which furnishes
tftt probably the urs-t Aryan typs
Wat h"'h~r~d tho nautraIzatton 81
...r'- sa- the fsar that the fathers ~ the
r-u.,Nhc hal nnt had the Parse~- IN mind
s'-n Inxr~~- at IT, first ---sion IN ITso
urryid-d for III. Naturalization - any
-frs.- Whtts persnn Thl- wurdins has
--n retained ih the present form % the
.'atut- So When the Parse upset routine
~ hrs application ami Judge IAcombs
-gsgest~d that tho GOVernm~nt appsal
'um has decision and So settle the matter
ntt-d states Attorney Wise and his
assistant set themselves o. deciding
st What the Congress &c i7oo had had IN
mind Mr.. Wis., and hb h.lpers took
tho stand that ConErrss had meant ny
white p~r~ons- only such whites ~ we're
then known through immigration to
th - United States. This included only
I~rSons owning from D." glA "a. Ir-land.
scotland. Wales. German sweden.
france and Holland hut the consequence
q this Argu ent that -. that Russians.
Poles. Italians. Greeks and other Euro
T'ss1ns Who had not theretofore immi-
grated should bs excluded. seemed 81
absurd that the Government stretched
the meaning % the statute To include
all EuroOeans. Carl A. HAnsmann OF
Rounds a Schurman Of % Broadway.
Who appeared Tor the Parse. contsnd.d
that the phrase FREE white persons
meant free CaucazIans. to which race
BhIcaji framJi Balsara undoubtedly be- /
longs
In support II their position the Govern
msnt's attorneys pointed out that the
word Caucasian was first used hy Johann .
trederiok Blumenhach writing IN Germany .
w 'Isi, Ann tnat sihcc MS NritihS1 we're
100 the Congress Of that year couldn't
have meant Caucasian when trey said
white
InS poNernment lawyers raS@d over
90 show Just what people in I7Sl or there
about did mean when they said white
Ia their brief they quote many au'kori-
uhat Gay ana among thefn Jsde-
",An eoIse VINO Srote Iompend nm
I ne"graphy ana pGbiShed " N New
idNen IN l't JededlAh Morse had rms
!" ~Sy aoout southern Asiatic> ~ m
haI1ahs OF lhdiA
Ihey hs OF sIender -hapH. hay"
hS stralsht nlAcA nAir and generil1T
oman noes These people are slothfr!.
su1nlsSiNe coWardN ana
-'eH'nAVe' ihen J-dediAh quotes
Tas ra--nt "A hir=~-'
- ~ osr this world % slaves =" '.-.-a.r =
vi with oppressive ray IRE r'sss'e boom
80 beAuU blasting gives the E'o3mr 80
md features gross
The Government LAWYERS Wa-. very
industrious and IN their brief hey quote
none OF whom used the term "a ISa.,an
and Ali Of whom appArentlV dr.A IN.
color line a. the Bo-porIIs
In his reply MIR HAnsmAnn contsndad
that Congress meant the words whit.
I4rsons' To have a Wild. application and
that II nothing was said about Caucasians
neither was The limiting word Turop~an
used and that anyway some Of the authori.
tics quoted by the Government tl.ed H.,
word Fufousan a. an eauiyaIen, Tor
ghits In proof OF this Mr. HansmaDns
brief ottoss-s from "A General View az tn.
World. Geographical. Historical and Phil
o-ophical, on a Plan Entirely Nsw- pub
I-hed IN 1871 by the Rev 4 BlomhsId
= no wrote: The Europ~ans include the
IeWs. Aasyrians Babylonians. Per-ians.
Syrians, Saracsns and Moor since
the Par-@es erniRratAd about 30 wears ,
ago. from Persia, this definition. IL was
cid. applied 20 them Mr. Hansmann
also cnntended that the word. white
,..rsons- have by long and continued
popular executive and Judicial Applica-
ion received a settled constrlIction a.
meaning memberu Of the white or eau.
, asian race and he quoted instances I
uhere the Government had extended its :
protection 20 nAturalized non. European {
" hItss in Persia and elsewh here
In the course Of the arguments over :
Hricau FranVf Ralsaras eligibility 10