The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-24
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Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
rax in force between the UniteI States Of Amer
ica and the TeTsing Empire, signed at Tientsln
the 18th day of June, ls5S. were concluded an.
signei 5y their pleuipotentisFies at Washington,
On the 18th day Of July, ls6S. which additional
articles are vert f,r word. as follows:
Additional articles the treaty between the Uni
ted States .: America sud tie Ta-Tsing Empire
q the 18th Of JUNE, ISIS
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the Unitei States Of America AMI the tt
Tsin- Empire China Of the 18th Of June, iS5>
circumstances have arisen showing the necessity
Il additional articles thereto the President IF the
United states and the august sOvsTei- n Of the n
Tsia- Empire. have named for their pleHpot er.t
ries u wit: the President # the United States #
America. william II. Seward. seJT=t9T- Of state.
AM bls Majesty the Emperor Of China, Arson
Bn-i.n.sme, accredited as his Envoy Extraordinary
snI Minister Pleuipot-utiIry. and Chih-kanc and
Sua Chi.-hH Of the second Chinese rank. f.ss1ci-
atel Ia IA efsy1ys and ministers Oi BIS sti! Nie>tF.
AMI the >1si silclI teritlirie~- after having eX-
changed their fGll powers fGEti To lie in iu- an
rrSper form, have a.rt 81 Upon the following aFti
ciel.
AEr.cIE I. His Majesty the Emperor Of China.
tsiss II the Cpini5H tirat mixing concessions
tbs CitiEsus subjects 1T foreign F5E7crsn tiic
privilege of residing certain tracts # land. o.
rlg tiisl, ceriaia waters 1t thtt empire for Tur
ps Z trade he has by Tn means TeInl usshe a5s
ri1l Il eminent dauItiugr E.IIiEian over tie >lIi
mi anil wstess. hereby agrees that no sUcE cfs-
css-scti grant shall h construed 10 give ~ any
power or party which mas be a wtr with cr aJs
tile T. tie CaiI~I states the ri-At 90 sIlac the
cs.!zeas 10 the Cuisei States y their property
within the said lands or waters And shs United
states Eir themselves. hereby agree - abstain
from Extensively attacking the citizens or subjects
- any power - party ar tAeir property with /
vsi4ilA tAay NAY b.. al var on au- sClI tru,t 81
lsli,I waters e the st empire But uo'hiii n
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tel states irJal resisting a. alta < by aHy hostile
gt.sreE party upon tAeir rItZeui or Tbyir prop
,-.y. Il i further an, e. that Il any 7Ir IN
t--e,t in any tract Vi land in China hls been o-
-a,l hereafter - granted BY the government Of
China {, ts.- ruitsi states cr th-Ir eiizsL.s Tor
purposes of Jrlle or commerce. thar rtlt SHAH IN
=. event IsJustrei D lFr~t the Chinese stil-sF
tiles Of their n ghr e jurisdiction over Tr~nlS a,i
property with Il sl -rlCt 81 ili except - far A.
that right rlty have been expressly Te-iE4r.i-Aei
by tFss-y.
AETp,LE II. The Uri;eI States Of Anerioa AMI
lis Majesty the ta4Eerlr cf Chiai, bt!isyiB- thai
TIE, s.lssty and prosperity Of commerce viii trsly
best Be pgosotei. agree that any lriyiIea q ina
Ilrnitv in respect tJtrli navigation y itEiu ths
Ciiirese dan4inign> which may n; have teen slip
uiste flr by treaty shall be SEhjc-- 70 tie siscrs-
t.oa Of tile Chinese government AID may lie Fe--u
i,.-ti by IL accordingly. but not il a manner cr
.irit incompatible wish the treaty sjiu!5tlons u
tie parties
a1rI1LE III. The Emperor Il China sh.l, have
tste-. gha shall enjoy she sane ffvlis-eS AMI
-llt.nities a. those which are enjoyed by public
sv- md treaty IN tir United states y the c.Il-us
b. Great Britain ans! Russia, or either Cf tlell-
AzrlsLE II. Tie rNeafy-ssi,i.li article e the
treaty u the ISth q June, ISIS, lE,vng STIPULATED.
r the exemption Il CilTI-ttlI citizens 81 che NJ
e,I states and Chimes. caHv rts from persecution
m China Account ID rii-ir ftitii Il u further
.Teed that citizens q the JHIt-~i states ia China.
& ever r-li'rIs persuasion AMI Ghifs-'.- u r,t-
= IA =
,uscfsnce and shall be exempt i.on eli disability
n persecution account ~ tiair religions ills or
; lrsl.i in eli her country Cemeteries fsr s-ii-
1re &c the dead. Of whatever nativity nlt,onsi
~ shall be held in respect Az! free from uIstu.o-
..lce Ct proflnation-
aErIcaE y The Uuiteti states Of America and
lie I'm; s-or of China cordially rs uiz- the in
seFent ard iEa enable right Il rssn . change his
me and allegiance and l!sp the mCtIa. a!yaLt-
.i,e ii the free migration and emigration Il the;r
irizeHs and sui icct- respectively from the one
Ountry - the otser- flr purposes Of carr sity- II
"a - permanent resIt-Ht-- The high con-
rafting psr.ies, tLsr,t,r'. lin "a rsprvb.tjuE +,
nv other than entirely Voluntary emigration
yr these p,Irisl-es- They consequently agree u 4
bass making IL penal offence fNC citizen g! Z
he Cuifsi STATE ChilU>v suljrCts T. take Ctii-
.se subjects either the United States = any
.th-r f,giu cstilyry. fir Chinese subject or ,
tizeu q the UaitSi states 10 take citizens Of the
United States % Chins or To any other trciEn !
1Esatry. without tieir !ree AMI voluntary consent
eSpectiveiy Il
sRr,rIE VI. Cit;zals Of tie UHiteI States visit
W or resting IN China shall 81 joy the same priv
i--e~ iui.lu ii;iss exemptions in respect 10
rayel residence rsy there he enjoyed by the
irixrns or subjects Of the most -IVpfet nation.
lli reciPr1caIy Chinese subjects visiting, Te- r
.iinr IA the United Stats shall enjoy the same
iciviFses InEIuuities asll exemptions in respect /
Z. travel residence, may there be enjoyed by
e citizeTs or subjects Il the most favored nstiOI-
Bat nothing herein contained shall be held to cot
sF ratEF-l iysfian upon citizens Z { the tuitesi
.rat-- N Chm. upon the subjects Of China in
he United States
ARTICLE VII. Citizens Of the United States shall
~ = all the privileges q the public educational
Is<5i. ltiou- Hner the CnrryIcf the government of
'aifa AID, reciprocal y. Chinese subjects shall en- /
- AZ! the privileges 4 the public e,iJcatiuI il
titutioss uipirr tie control % the government Of
he United States, which are enjoyed in the re
Ises tse countries by tue citizens or subjects Of
lie most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni
~ states may fre-iy establish ami main tain I
d als within the I.mrsrs % CiEt at those places
here reiners IRE b treaty permitted TO reside
nj r.>.iyrslly Chinese subjects may enjoy the g
anne privileges and laImEnities in the United /.
oates
A1rrclE VIII. The United STATES, always dis l.
ianlt- AMI i-courisins AL practices Of uuneces-
tartan and intervention b. u;ien in the .
fairs or domestic administration OF theT. do .
eceby freely di>citinI AMI diss,y0w any .ntent5
right 70 intervene IN the domestic atiniBistra
-. Of China in regard 10 the Construction Of rail u
at. trleraEhs other material INTEL nal i'm 2
r5vsIs.snts. On the other hand, his Majesty, the
Emperor If China reserves himself the night &c C
the time AMI aud circuH-t Il >
trO.iHc,u such improvements within his eOliin- o.
ns With This matr-l understanding it Is agreed r
the Contracting "a. ties that If at any time here
ter his imperial Najv-ty shall determine to Y
t or c..s.- to be constructed WORK a the char Ii
.rrr saentiuneJI VII hin the empire. and shall a
Ike application T. the United States any other Il
s~,sra power fr f,eiliis TO carry OUT that policy.
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