Mr. President. i have many other things of like character that I should like to present to the Senate. but I dislike taking so much of the time of the Senate. particularly as there is another Senator who has the right to expect that I shall not occupy any more of the time this morning than is absolutely necessary. I hope. therefore. thatl shall be able .at some future time in the debate to put in some statements touching the naturalization of citizens in the State of Massachusetts under and by the Federal court in that State. I wish to compare Massachusetts methods with the alleged crime of Judge Barnard. I do not charge any crime in this case. only a neglect which practically in all cases of this kind amounts to a crime. unless the 1868 citation is much magnified.
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