Parkinson (56 Fed. Rept. 588) the court said: There can be no doubt but that the department of .government which. In the distribution of authority under the Constitution. has power over -the subject of naturalization has it also over the subject of expatriation. Whe Constitution is silent on the subject of expatriation. but Article I. section 8. paragraph 4 provides Congress shall have power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization. Where the Constitution is thus silent as to who can denaturalize. that department which can naturalize must be held to have authority -to expatriate. The Constitution was silent on the question of the Federal Government providing for a bank at the time Mr. Chief Justice Marshall delivered his opinion in the case of McCulloch v.
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