The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-07
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now in force between the United sta Is # Amer
is~ AMI the Ia rsins Empire. signed at Tients'I
the 18th day OF June. 1888. were c'n iuded and
eigued by Their ptenii-D'-nfiaries ut WASHINGTON,
on thu 18th day If July, 1905. which additional
article, are, wori for word. AS follows:
Adj oual articles To the treaty between the Uni
ted States Of America and tine Ia Using Empire
of the 18th of Jun-. l. 8
Where's since the conclusion Of the treaty be-
tween the United states Of America AMI the Ia
Using Empire (Cnins,l of the 18th oi June. 1853.
circumstances have All en- sh win he necessity
of additns articles thei et' the President Of the
United states aud the angus, >ovcfei n o the la
T,iu- E.,pire have named for tnv'r plenipotentia
r;-s T., Wit: sh- President If the I'm 5 at.s If
Anne lea, liam II seward. Secret Try of State.
and his N.jesty the Emperor of China, nson
Bnrlia anne, credited AS nj Inv y tx faordnarN
and Minister Pienip,r-nti,ry. and ,'hii- kang and
Sun Chi ,-Ku OF the second Ch ,e-e rank. a-soci
s,ei hi q, ENJOYS mnsr.r-'i hi sai'i Naje,t
and tine said plcnipoten' isries. "a ter having eN
changed their full powers fount IL lie in du-- ai.
proper form, have sgreed upon the following az l.
clrs:
ARTICLE His Majesty the Emperor If China.
being OF the opinion that IN m king concession
TO I'll citizens subject o. TO; eign pNer> al The
privilege Of residing certain tracts f land or
res,rtns e. certain waters OF III At empire tor pur
poses Of trade he has by means rringu shed his
right of eminent dom mini oSer the said
land AID waite hereby ayr, es that no snc c''-
cos On or Grant shall be cun-Il uet 10 give TO any
power or party which m. be a war with or hos
tile to the Un;t-d states the right to a; ok the
citizens Of the United states OF thar property
within the -ssi,i lands waite -. And the United
States for themselves. hereby agree to abstain
fr., ufT vely ia king tae cifiz-n. or subjects
Of any power party Or their property with
which they Ih.y lie at war On any such tract Il
land or waters + the said empire. INT no hing in
this article >hal. be Construed TO prevent the Uni
to States from resisting an a tack b, any hstile
power or party upon their citiz-n> or heir prop
Al. .n.,I.f
terest in anv tract of mi in china has been
shall hereafter b, granted b. the g.sve eur of
China to the United State, "r their city ms tor
purp .ses of trade nnme that grant shall IN
no event p,strued tiive-t the Chinese anthor
iries of their right of jnrsiic ion persons and
property tn said tract o. land, excerpt ;" TAR a
thai right may have been expressly reliniui-hed
by troa ~
ARrIcLs IL The United States OF Amer and
his MAJESTY the Emperor If china b.iievine that
she safety and prosperity If commerce will Thereby
best b. PROMPTED. agrse that anv privilege or I'M
mun.ty respect fotrae ar ma, ig 'ti"n within fb"
Chimes d,miaiun> whirh may not h>v been slip
uist-d for by treaty, s,si b. Subject ro the dicie-
tion tie chinese government and may he re.u
lated by it accordingly. bat MT in a manner or
spirit nratitle with the 'reaty stipul;iiions OF
the parties
AETI,IE IL The Emperor IF China shall have
the right e. arp int ,orsu- AT r;s Of the ni'ed
states. Gho stall enj"y the ame privileges and
i'm nunities as tiire which are enI Nd by public
Of G. e,t Brla n and Russia. TT eiiher IF them.
AKrIcLE ~. T"- tsenty-.inth Article of the
treaty Of The 18TH Of Jun-. 1853 having stipulated
fur tn. exemption Christian 'itiz rs 1T the Uni
ted -tates and Chinese from persecution
in China "a cs,unt of their faith, it further
agre- that CITIZENS Of the Unite >ia'e- in hina,
Of Every re!iyi persuasion an Chinese subjects
in the United $ at-s. shat erj"v entir. liner of
Conscience. ard snail he exempt ON ali d stbity |
or persecution n of their r..i, rs iafh or
worshi i" ri her country Cemeteries for SCHULZ |
ture at the deal of whatever nativity or nationl |
ity. s II he b. ID in respect and free fiom disturb
kRrrtKv The United St.fes of Ameriea and |
tho Els, er,r II hna cofd lily gnze the IN |
herenf and inalienable right f man To chang hi>
h"me and allegiance. and as'' The nntna a'ivan-
sage of the free migration and emigration" their
eitizess = d rubi cts, r,srscriv-is. from, the one
country 10 the other, r purp s+s IT csri s'y, of
trsle or a. permanent reside ,ts. The high c'n
tra,-tnS r.i--, therefore, in i. rep''f''tng
any other than entirely v .lantary emigration
for these pu.p~es. They c.,n r,yneupy agree To-
pas. laws n,akirg it pc. al fin fl a izen "f
the United States chinese su,.j cts to take Chi
sa.j ether TO the uniie'f States 'r am
at.,-r FIRE On coun ~. or fr y CLif.ese ubject "r
citizen e the Uni I'd state 10 Ike CT of the
Unit--i States t. = nina s'r ." anv "the freg"
county. Without their fee and voluntary Mt
rs.; e. tively
irx rr-il ns in China shall "a " the same priv
ileg-. imninaities ct ex-mpti in respect To
travel resi- n,ay there e'.jos Ell by the
citizens .r subjects of the I'M al favored ..atiOs-
And rrcipraraIy. Ch'n--e subjects Vi ifi.x or e.
std z The U''ited states III II e. y the same
D ivil+ge ImmuhiI-s AMI ex-m il, r-s.~cf
tsav-i r.- ii~r c.. there lie enjoyed by
the citxrs sub If the noi fsSt-si nttip'i.
buI hing h-' ein cs'iitsine'i shall lie held Z"
fer nsiuIa izsfoa up.,n eifizrn. & the Uni ell
xsase- in hin up the sui jec's # hi'a an
the Tn d states
A. TicL Vii Ci'iz-ns Il the United st tes -i.al
nj
in.i uti,n- un.l,r q ntr.l the g''ver mrnt 81
Chi,,s and r~cipro aiy Lis~-~ >uhirct- shall IN
Joy St. tine p " b. ges Il the pnb,i -dacati a.sI in
t.e c-nfrrl Of ih- g.'vernmrn II
thu nt.-i STATES which e. joHed in the re-
.yp-,s oonntrie. by the ci,izen- subject nj
she most fsv;r~d ma 'n The citizen. ri t. Uni
ted : .,Ie may ire l. establish and n's" { -ir
,c, -,,> x,,ain Empir- -, China at f're pla 80
~ ~ f.r-iyres by eafy rrmr tel To 'e hie.
AMI ,ecipr e,.ly h,n~ -"ij ct- n.ny -ij y The
,anse p.ivilrg-s AMI inmunties in the united
Sta, Is. |,
A.frHE VI l. The United Ssstes. Away di-- I
liam III. d-c,urssing all pr .cf;ce. Il unIsc.-s
n, ,lirtatf,n and nerveafiHh s,fe naii.n in the
II: r domestic adm mist alton Of IN ih-r. III
l-s eby freely ii 81 i'm and sli-av " any in emf u
sr right g.. the si.m -sic a'inaInisf A.
ion uf Ci, regard Ia the c n-t,ustis ..f II
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fer ,,is imperial " --u hal .e;-iinin- toe IT.
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