On the Naturalization Question
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The bar to the money being turned over at once to the legal representative of the minor is, that the said minor mcuj return to Switzerland and become, as a pauper, a charge upon the community wdiere his father, or perhaps grandfather, was born, notwithstanding he, and perhaps his father, were born in the United States ! And so the propert}- is held against such a contingenc}' — a very remote contingency it is!
Without a more bona fide system of naturahzation, we cannot effect treaties with fore...ign powers that shall 23lace our naturalized citizens on a par with those born such. Until such treaties are effected, we do not guarantee a naturalized citizen what we pretend to do when we give him a certificate of naturalization. Mr. Bancroft's treaties, admirable as they are in many re- spects — mainly so, however, because they stamp the right of expatriation upon international law as an in- tegral part of it, and satisfactory as they are from the fact that they are a gain in the right direction, and from the fact that the}' contain about all that we can now decently ask for — do not place a naturalized citizen on anything like equality with a native-born citizen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bar to the money being turned over at once to the legal representative of the minor is, that the said minor mcuj return to Switzerland and become, as a pauper, a charge upon the community wdiere his father, or perhaps grandfather, was born, notwithstanding he, and perhaps his father, were born in the United States ! And so the propert}- is held against such a contingenc}' — a very remote contingency it is!
Without a more bona fide system of naturahzation, we cannot effect treaties with fore...ign powers that shall 23lace our naturalized citizens on a par with those born such. Until such treaties are effected, we do not guarantee a naturalized citizen what we pretend to do when we give him a certificate of naturalization. Mr. Bancroft's treaties, admirable as they are in many re- spects — mainly so, however, because they stamp the right of expatriation upon international law as an in- tegral part of it, and satisfactory as they are from the fact that they are a gain in the right direction, and from the fact that the}' contain about all that we can now decently ask for — do not place a naturalized citizen on anything like equality with a native-born citizen.
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