The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02

Er T.iE PESsI9ENf OF sI-k tNtfE0ssAIEs " AAEhlti
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain al 5;i.,r.l articles to tie treaty
IOS ia force lt-tWeeU the United Sta'es q Amer
ia and the 1a-Tsing Empire, signed at Iients!i
the 18th dsy OF June. ISIS. were con iuded ant
-is4ed by th-sr plesiI'otentitrivs a Washington,
N tha 2Srh day If JEIy. ls,S, hjch additional
articles are. word 4 word Is follows:
Adj ianll articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted states Of America and tie Ia T>ing Empire
GF the 18Th Of JANE i :
Where's sifce the conclusion Of the treaty be-
tween the United states Il America aud the Tia
TSin- i.u-,Tre tthiGa Of the 18th Of June. ISIS.
rj-cufls stances rave gri CT shown. rle nece>s!y
tf aIlisiIla articles thereto the President Il the
Unifei STATES ami tlfp gust s,.yere n o. the Ia
T5in. Empire, have named Tor tasr plenippteHtia-
rir- u pit: tire resi-! Ten. Of the IN I'd -ates Il
sre.cst y ham = seward. Secret sTv Of State,
sr! liz NIi--ty the Emperor Of tn7na, nSin
T:g-in-ams. accredited ~ II, INV y IA raorinaTy
AMI ii mister Piel psEeHttry- and Cui.i Rang and
SUI Ghi,-hn, Of the second Carese RINK, asseci-
el h III tvnEs ulsr4lst cFs oi his sad As+JeSf.
a;I =5ie ~7ii pli,li5IisB isIi-S. q ter having cN
changed their fIil I9yeTs found to L. in due an
proper firm, hare agreed upon the following tE'i-
Ag71cLEI IIis j-sty the Emperor Of China,
bsiu- o. the opinion thar IA IlskiHg concessions
- tl- citizens subjects o. foreign powers OF the
Privilege q resting "a certain tracts II land o.
r-s3rtiE t. certain waters 1t that empire for Fur-
poses ii trade he has by means rciagg'se.! his
right II e4iis tls,ailsi over tie, >3i'4
land and waters hereby agrees that no sucE com
eSs.o or grant shall be cI8>ti Isei 10 give to any
rover or party which EllF BE w&r with Or hos
Tie - tie United >tatcs the right 70 attack tfie
s=t'zsns Of the United states or their property
within the sail lands or w,tess. Aud the United
States for themselves EerrJy q srec to abstain
.rJ-n OF .II-vely art,t ss ic ct;z-HS or subjects
q aly power IT party or tbsir property with
w.lich they nay le at war any such tract q!
had waters # the said Ell Ira- t5Ua Ho'l'tu- in
this artIe l -tsis b. casryI-i TO prevent the Uni
r-- IAN. I In any Af4-fFta
.,,re- 8r ftlr-V u1yn tneic citizens sHeir prop
-etv IL Is further :2zr-eI that If any right OF in
.ezest IN anv tract Of ianl in China has been
shall icssafter b. granted by tIe COVE ems Of
tlina % tie UziteI States their Ci5tzans fO-
r,.I 5S If trade or commerce. thor sstas >stFiu
~ event bee -Erlei I tivesT the Chinese author
15ies % sheir right Of j;gs cfass over ref-aas ana
property with SAID Ertt o. land, except 50 Tar "a
rfstt right may have b-cl expressly Teugui>hei
by tEeIy-
AE5Icic T.. The United states Of AMERICA and
lis AIsiesty the Emperor II China, believing that
the safety and prosperity IF commerce viii thereby
best b. promoted. agree that any privilege or IN
Il.IuiIy respect totT..e or T.vi ts9I within the
Chimes iuainigIts which may not lav- been slip
uiatei f5r by treaty. shall b. seet G" the dsefe-
lion OF the Chinese government AID HGy be rezu |
l.tol by it accordingly. bat MT in manner or I
spirit inc 1rqatitle Vth the reaty siauialf9Hs of
the parties /
AR11eLE III The Emperor IF China shall have
the right appoint eo-sgis at prrts e the United
states. who shall enjoy the same Privileges and
ia.n1nities as those which are cuj1y by public
law and treaty in the United states by The ccsUls
Z; Great Britain and Eu5sia. or either II them.
ARTICLE " The twentv-aii.th article of the
treaty Of the 18th Of June ls5S, having stipulated
~ the exemption # Christian citizens If the Uni
ted states and Chinese converts from persecution
n China account of their faith, 1t further
agreed that citizens II tie ULitel States in China,
It every religious persuasion. AMI Chinese subjects
IN the Unite! ates. shall enjoy entire liberty OF
conscience, and Shall lie exempt ON all disability
II persecution Of their religions faith
ssOr,iir il ether country Cemeteries for sspUl-
ture Of the dead. Of Ehatever nativity or tlnal-
~. shall De held in respect and free from disturb
allce OF proclamation.
ARTICLE V The intel States of Aale-isa and
the Fam efr Of China Curlsliy gI.ILe the IN
I..rent aud ralenatle right # man TO change his
i'n.e and allegiance and also the rHUtua. aivan-
1ags Of the free migration and emigration OF their
citizens and subjects respectively, from the one
country - the other. r uurp es If curl -ity, Of
IRA ie o. - permanent residents. The high con-
tEactng PiTIie-- therefore, in ia reIfobatlnE
any ether than entirely voluntary emigration
for these purposes They consequently agree TO
pass laws making Il 2 penal cieuee tn tilZen Of
TIE United State Chinese subjects 90 take Chi
subjects either 10 the United States or t any
other reisu country, or [lr Is Chinese subject OK
citizen If the Uaiie STATES to i1ke citizens Of the
United STATES - China or % any other foreign
crrsntry. without their free a..t voluntary consent
Ie-rectvsly
kgr,cIE VI Citizens = tie Trnitei states visit
j
ii--e-, iGnnnFsi.s Or exemptions in respect 10
Il 4ye or resi- e1-e IS ma rher Ie enjoyed hv the
citizens subjects Of the most favored nation.
Ard re- fprocsiv Chinese subjects visiting or re-
siding Jhe Utit-i states, shall egi y the same
privileges. iElzlui.itiss, and exeu tons il respect
travel rs=iiecs H..y ti.s'e Zee enjoyed by
e citizens sab lcts Il the most favored Hatf0,
8il nothing herein contained shan b. held - caU-
t-r rssuFst iz-tIoH una citizens Il the Juftel
s.r- in .hjnt. upon t.4e Subjects IF LiIs. il
TIE JH,tsd states
AKTIcLE VII. Citizens 4 the Unitel States shall
s.sjgy all tie privileges e the public educational
instirut;olis under tec utrI f the cryerlsIlt d
10y al tie iyiis ss e the public eddcIti iai in
s-iutiuEs. HHaer rae ci:irl -. the government 81
the U.ii--tz states. which enjoyed il the re
syeCtye CpustTies ~ the citizens or subjects %
-,ie isst favored ul3ilr. The citizens Of the Unit
al S5=les Ray freely establish and maintain
EleEe fTeEers are 10y tresty permitted 10 Te-iie.
and TeciPr3caiIy ChiIie-e subject, may enjoy rne
me privileges and i--I-uuislaS Il tie United
SJa-es-
AH-rc.E VIM The Uuitei States. always de :
calm ami ,is, az practices Of 1lueces Z
ss.rv Ii-tat#a and iIl-erVetsi8T b. ore Lat.-u ia the
=fsrs domestic --lf1'tiStTaJion Of an tEr do
serehy freely di-clliE aud dfsdYJw any in ertan
81 right ia the domestic adIiinistra Z
ii1u os China IN rsri - the construction az rail I
pa T. trie-Tai- other material iutefHFi tat 2
,ysrneuTs On the other hant, ms Majesty. the q
Tuierur II CHINA himself TIE riSnt :, {
Z ,cie the TIME AMI IA Ite- sr ciregu >t4uC Of
rr.7it51g -rh iyiIl,,vpFac-S within his oOr,in- c
sls VIA tui- HlfHti understanding i Is agreed I
~ the cBt-Ic'ff- ties thst Il ~ any t.;l@ here
sfer h!s in.-,,-Tial " lts-y -irl Ces-rIie 70 "a
.-rGct O. ss- To te r-ETuea 4 works If the char Q
ger mentioned within tie empire. and sfsli 2
"a Ike tlseati.4I - tsit JHIse,. t.s any other il
esterfl . ve ti~iiiti 30 carry cat that policy