The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

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| Nc1ts AND hiMAbKs 40 THE DRAFT or A PROPOSED
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/ NEhthhAhLb And MS Majesty TIE EJpERon
OF JAPAN
his hsjesiy the hing of the Ne,hesan /. H. irou,
iat !. Ane.n roa lons anl tue u suoiec,s
N.th tlslalsle,e tu.fire m6y b. continusl
Lie Aaj.siy T. swatc of tue dasulus which tae -.
ianese laws p0rr 60 the aeania o foreign pa sefs 80
elaIl M - lias Niih The eopuc and he the
,ane.rs WI aspsn ueai oidaby exposed, wherever
u asonrb'e seinatss 81 that Sind ~ ro.asa.
~ AaJssiy boa iac info matfn obtained from those
y his ss'js''a ~ho ds'ins long time have vstei ia
pap ard eonsqu ally vnl gsrset with Llpanses
matters, iiinAs tu3t he better able than ang oIher
pinee 70 representation the sovereign o tat
patton to mitigate 'he siriot laws against foreigners
ere bAtwiAe 'uleWrCnt % ohet maritime DO or. that
they should be saffGe1 with ihose prveges waieh the
,oyneisn ~ Japan CAP. and may grant 70 foreign
'ons Without committing eieaea Of he laws u ths
emIie, a. nDce by tDe founder Of his dynasty.
Tor thee Iii saJes'y has decided upon draw
fR ~ and oH,rIog treaty bet Yeen his Majesty the
hing ana hi M,.esty Inc Emperor Japan, 6y shieh
bbeti oreiyapce 4 he lave aud long e,,ahi-hed
toms of Jaisp wsy il pointed out by which Ia lutnre
The .nicabe eno eomssc cia relh su ,jests
o bis MsiY he King of The Netherianaa may sept
Up Shd hy VIII n also 70 such other maritime cations
nh5 wirh IN fnrn rnetciai relations Iapan or
~hc BY nccioen but with pcaceabe intentions may ap.
pioac ne eoaris Of Jslan such pefsonat avors AMI
much possible their expectations and %
Tefe.ye uBoisuibed the iranq uity and pence shich
JaIsn has epjoy,d driing more than centuries.
To ,Al lain tLis, ana also The treaty dra't which
e'mpspisit NE kng ~nhse the olo Ing ren,rks
Art l. Acknowledging the unehansipg fsendship Of
lhe gov rnaent tosatds that u the ae
ior than two hundred years, his Majes TIE Kiog
III Germs ~ 10 zee he relations strengthened
AZ n tine when IL may happen that Tho Jap ,nese
,mIie may become involved IN war, his Msjeoiy
viii gladly prove his friendly ami pesceeble feelings
japan.
Art 9. The navigation and the whale fishery in the
Isc6c .v.1y year inc easing aud the ,ts com
brtd with hat d ace make II matter OF vital uipor
laee 10 maritime nsiaos to have oppor uni,ies Is Japan
ioiepair 'o'i. hips and procure supplies
At = A. 1t nay be expected that tho President Of the
United states 81 North America, aud perbaps other
powerful European nation may inrist upon commercial
ogiant ihefe While there Is still time do, under
rch ncinns a. on one part are not 100 strongly oppo
eeo TO The existing ancient policy Of Japan ha like
wc calculate 10 give satisfaction to the iorcigu
lions.
These explanations will make tho preamble Of Art.
a. The art q Nsbga ali the best adapted for
p.Dre "a fucgn usGe ana has he opening Of otter
Iort has betD proposed the 10 o foreign
with the OIL er PARTS Of Japan Is s.ctuay prevented
such chef however, though he may be only n
chant ~ 70 ha The pesi ION If the head Of the foreign
g The Dutch have nccima ~ a residence, and place
ought 20 te appointed for other foreigners where re
ice snd haye their magazines.
Il. A. ibe japanese, by laws OF tho Emp,c are pro.
bbi,'o 10 trade with foreign merchants. his Msies,y
What said here does not appear contrary TO the
jspsn.he se.
by Tits article the Jspsuess government should ix
not My TIC In which foreign ,ede shsl tc car
iieo ob, sln make by la regarding the entry tho
s'a, nnd tte deArsoie oi vesses the yiiston ami
icet ing end l,sdii II ships, 40.
n. The export IL precious metals, cold and silver
'em lspee heitg prohioed aud az T. Ia i'm ar ,habe
fhst 10, ign gels bnd silser coins In orcuaisa IN
he ctuntIy. The mopotfd means to carry on fJrcign
trace has bes n thought -.
n. 1te n,ht II pay ment here proposed appcsr tsst
falAe. account ~ the limited necessary
sxytIfts ci foreigner.
7bee the !apan.re govern nent should put a ch9rge
'n ioafntldc appears just, the this charge
be the ntBns Of preventing Of foreign
ms1tfarafr. How YER, 10 prevent too Diph charge
ehieh night " tsn'amount Ia prohibition a imDis.
rate ehaRe las been proposed.
z. Iees not ltquire ct mtuent.
H. Hoes not fcquire comment
The crumubication which has been opened
heuesn ihe west coast Il North America the
rat ant Ass ard the Chinese empire makes tho an
tsntTsnt a lsess all important FOR steam eornmn.
ica'oh more psriicula for the tL.d states II soh
Ab Cica.
Ih. JaTsneto COVER rnmen by the appointment tleae
tao place will likely prevent oih.rs from being
d. nspf 81 for the same purpose by forsign naans.
Ant 8. " u expected lint tho United states " North
america Hi le inclined to eonclnae treaty on the
lts stated In the fourth article aud that peace
nsy le psefpyeo.
AIT lis Majesty The King has not asked sny scpa.
rate ctDsi,R or his subjects but expects thar these
iGercssls wiz meet With objection the part OF h
Abjssiy tie tuIeTor o' Japan.