Brief And Argument of Harry J Cantwell of Crews Cantwell Attorneys At Law
Brief And Argument of Harry J Cantwell of Crews Cantwell Attorneys At Law
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The original Act of 1858, was originally printed only in the / ^7 Choctaw language. It is possible that the prohibited act was an act intended to prevent illicit cohabitation with a neofro — illicit intercourse with slaves. The translation and insertion as an Act of 1888, in view of the statement of the compiler of these laws as above, and the additional fact that no date of enactment is given, warrants suspicion of the authenticity of the act. As Assistant Attorney-General Campbell points out,... it imposes no bar to citizenship upon the issue and would not apply to mulattoes, quadroons, or mestizos. From CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE CHOC- TAW NATION, together with the TREATIES of 1837, 1855, 1865 and 1866. Worley, Printer, 1894. LAWS OF THE CHOCTAW^ NATION. BILL HI. AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT DEFINING THE QUANTITY OF BLOOD NECESSARY FOR CITIZENSHIP. Note. — By formal adoption. P. 266. Section i. Be it enacted by the general council of the Choctaw Nation assembled : That hereafter all persons non-citizens of the Choctaw Nation, making or presenting to the general council petitions for rights of Choctaws in this nation shall be required to have one-eighth Choctaw blood and shall be required to prove the same by compe- tent testimony.
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The original Act of 1858, was originally printed only in the / ^7 Choctaw language. It is possible that the prohibited act was an act intended to prevent illicit cohabitation with a neofro — illicit intercourse with slaves. The translation and insertion as an Act of 1888, in view of the statement of the compiler of these laws as above, and the additional fact that no date of enactment is given, warrants suspicion of the authenticity of the act. As Assistant Attorney-General Campbell points out,... it imposes no bar to citizenship upon the issue and would not apply to mulattoes, quadroons, or mestizos. From CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE CHOC- TAW NATION, together with the TREATIES of 1837, 1855, 1865 and 1866. Worley, Printer, 1894. LAWS OF THE CHOCTAW^ NATION. BILL HI. AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT DEFINING THE QUANTITY OF BLOOD NECESSARY FOR CITIZENSHIP. Note. — By formal adoption. P. 266. Section i. Be it enacted by the general council of the Choctaw Nation assembled : That hereafter all persons non-citizens of the Choctaw Nation, making or presenting to the general council petitions for rights of Choctaws in this nation shall be required to have one-eighth Choctaw blood and shall be required to prove the same by compe- tent testimony.
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