...acquires the character of the State, where he resides. But a naturalized citizen of the United States, or a citizen of a Territory, is not a citizen of a State, entitled to sue in the courts of the United States, in virtue of that character, while he resides in...

...acquires the character of the State, where he resides. But a naturalized citizen of the United States, or a citizen of a Territory, is not a citizen of a State, entitled to sue in the courts of the United States, in virtue of that character, while he resides in...

...meets — first Wednesday in December. 2. A citizen of the District of Columbia (verse 3, page 196) is not a citizen of a State, within the meaning of this Constitution. The District is under the Immediate control of Congress, and has neither a legislature...

...clause ought to confine themselves to such cases as are of that nature. " To controversies hetween citizens of different States." The Court has made...citizen of a State ; that he is for taxation but not 4 4 for judicial purposes. They have got to reverse this decision. " The citizens of each State shall...

...acquires the character of the State, where he resides. But a naturalized citizen of the United States, or a citizen of a Territory, is not a citizen of a State, entitled to sue in the courts of the United States, in virtue of that character, while he resides in...

...the day when Congress meets— first Wednesday in December. 3 A citizen of the District of Columbia is not a citizen of a State, within the meaning of this Constitution. The District is under the immediate control of Congress, and has neither a legislature...

...can be had on that ground. The word "State," as used in this act, means a State of the United States. A citizen of a territory is not a citizen of a State, nor is a citizen of the District of Columbia. Aliens and citizens of territories are therefore excluded,...

...of the territory must be considered the act of Congress upon the subject, until it is disapproved. A citizen of a territory is not a citizen of a state within the meaning of the language of the Constitution. Hepburn v. Kllzeii, 2 Cranch, 445. 2 L. ed. 332; Hooc v. Jamiesnn,...

...3. " The word ' state ' as used in this act [Act of 1887-1888] means a state of the United States. A citizen of a territory is not a citizen of a state, nor is a citizen of the District of Columbia." Dahlonega Co. v. Frrmk W. Hall Merchandise Co., 88 Ga....

...plaintiff's State, and proceeding as to other defendants. Courts.— Citizen of District of Columbia or of a territory is not a citizen of a State within the judiciary act, and cannot sue thereunder in a Federal court, p. 287. State: Watson v. Brooks, 8 Sawy....