The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-07
ARTICLE XXI.

i.
and property the rules established by the preceding au
Gle shall apply. a.---..'-a
ARTICLE XXI.
II unhappy any disagreement should hereafter arise
between The governments of the two republics whether
with respect to the Interpretation OF any stipulation this
treaty. with respect TO any other particular concerning
the political or commercial relations Of the two nations
the said governments, in the OF those nations, do
promise TO each other that they will endeavor, in the
most sincere and earnest manner TO settle the differences
SO arising and to preserve the state OF peace and friend
ship in which the two countries placing them
selves; using, for this end, mutual representations and
pacific negotiations. And if, by these means, they should
not be enabled to come to an agreement resort shall
not this account. be had to repnsals aggression or
hostility OF any kind, by the one republic against the
other, until the government OF that which deems itself
aggreved shall have maturey considered in the spirit OF
better that such difference should be settled by the arbi
that Il friendly nstien And should such course 5s
other. unless deemed by il altogether incompatible with
the nature of the difference the circumstances OF the
case.
ARTICLE XXI.
If (Which is not to be expected and which God for
bid war shall unhapply break out between the two
republics, they do now, with view to such calamity,
soemnly pledge themselves to each other and to the
world to observe the following rules absolutely, where
the nature Of the subject PERMITS and closely posi-
BILE in all cases where such absolute observance shall be
impossible.
l. The merchants of either republic then residing in
the other shall be allowed TO remain twelve months, or
those dwelling in the nteror and six months Qor those
dwelling at the seapors to collect their debts and settle
same protection and be on The same footing in al re-
spects the citizens subjects OF the most friendly ma
tons and at the expiration thereof at any time before
their effects without moesation hnderance: conform
ing therein to the laws which the citizens sub
Jecs Of the most friendly nations required to conform
the errtories Of the o ~ women and Children eccIe
siascs, scholars OF every faculty. cuvators OF the
unsna% snS nhahn anrt;saS anu nrss a.
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he .IIowd ~ contnms thar rssnscxs .mnInvmsn,s mn
o,J !; ~ no sh. .ha hnnaa VII n
mnnS I hm.u. s hs,,m Sso oa , or ,har ,,Ia
fsIen nor har 6sldS wasted NV ;hs armed force into
h nv, 1 h .h "n. ~ i th, banner ~,
fii ~ q a. ~ .0 " 10. my n"y t "pp IT,
for he nae If smch armed fore ths sans sha bs maid for
lo e use q sucn afsd ioce !ne same snail oe pau lot
q. 81 qui;Ipe p.c. al cnuohGo, oss, .
SDeges DlaIes ana otner estapIs h or cna.
VIC anu uoencel' PuiPoseT' snali NC IeslTceu anu an
persons Gohnec'ea WIN me same projected IN Inc DIS
Sr ,ha, r. @ s, "J IS Pa .to @ TO-
IN 1oef ina! Inc iae OF prisoners s 81 war may DC
,esi ss al SUN pracuoes as iJse "a senas hen
INTO distant, nc!ement OF nnwholesome districts, or
S;E .aoM o T,ooe anu s ~ pa.es, t.,a pe
NO. Nc Nc @ m ~ su
koUmSi .h VI hvh VIC put III ;,J n oi
TSuna, or oneIwse resIlaned IN the use OF ther limbs
sr eny uel Oh .ae,I palo,es, wi
sha commor so;e,s sh, be Jsnnse1 o na
ING common sold!els sna De disposed IN cantonmenls
Tsn anu GA,snsve enousn aoi an anu eAercse' anu
.o Sss ia oaa.ks as IIoiy anu goGa as are pro
r ~ ."e ~nSse po ha hoy are, iol us
ISWI uoope Do. any onlce! shaii oreak MS parole
~. n'.,h ;ua;Jy, e. W .In ; 's " ~
forfeit SO much of the benefit of This article as pro
vides for his liberty on parole or in cantonment And if
any officer so breaking his parole or any common SOL
der 40 escaping from The limits assigned him shall after
wards be found in arms previously TO his benr regular
y exchanged, the person so offending shall be dealt with
according to the established laws Of war The officers
shall be daily furnished by the party in whose power
they are with as many raons and Of the same articles
as are allowed either in kind or by commuation to Off
GERS of equal rank in its own army and all others shall
be daily furnished with such ration as is allowed to
common soldier in its own service: the value of ali
which supplies shall at the close of the war or at per
DDS to be agreed upon between the respective
ers be paid by the other party on mutual adjustment of
accounts for the subsistence of prisoners and such
accounts shall not be mingled with or set off against
any others nor inc balance ae on mem De Withheld as
nretended Each arw shall be allowed to keen COM ~
missary Of prisoners appointed by ITSELF with every can
Torment OF prisoners in possession of the Others which
shall he allowed o receve from ali .;
taxes and to distribute whatever comforts NAV be sent to
them by their friends and shall be free to transmit his
reports in open letters to the party by whom he is en-
Ana = 4; aoc,ored tb,+ rohor ,ho rro.o,,, .ho.
1;ssoiras ii, tr.,t;as 49, 80, III ~ n o.