The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-09

Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now in force between the United sta 49, # Amer
ica AMI the Ta- !sin. EGrpre. scuei at Tientsir
the 18Th day Of June. l.S>. we're Gu inded. ami
signed by their rler.ii-t-n;iarirs at Washington,
IN tho 18th dsy e Jgly, l15S. which additional
articles are. worI FIR word. ~ fiow-
Addiiio nal articles To the treaty between the Uni
ted States If America anl tue Ta-Tsins Empire
Of the 18th of jane, l. $.
Where's since the Conclusion OF the treaty be-
tween the United states ii America '-'u'i the Ia
Tsin. Empire lCnin,) of the 18th oi June, 1873.
circumstance, lye at! ra sl,.,r;h. We necessity
Of ali;i nal articles thereto. the PRESIDENT 81 the
United States and the august svNcrci mo- the la
T>in- EnpiTe. have n1mra f'r thur piefIpniertia-
ri.. Ia wit: the i're-icn: os The I'm ted ats u
Amer ica William II. seward, Secretary ci state.
anil hi. Majesty the Emperor of China. srs"n
Bnrlins anne. acre lit ed a> his Envoy ENfr7idhirS
and Minister P.rniIt-ntE,ry. and thiii- \ an- ana
sun CHI ,ku. at the second Ch'ne-e raik asset
aiei hi;, euvuys au, niIt.isier-o lis .a'i NiaJe>t
and the sail 1lrnipntenri, ric>, after having eN
changed their full powers. found (" We IN due am
pr ier form, have agreed upon the following al l.
clt>:
AgTYCLrT lis Majesty the Emperor ~ Ihini-
b,in: a.: the opinion That III III kin. c"ue-,-i,n-
To- tn ritzrus or subjects ~ f,ei-n powers III the
privilege Of residing "n certain tracts u Ethi Z"
rr..riiu- g. certain Of thatTmpirc '"r lur
I-,-e- If ir.c lac has ty mraNs rrlin4n sired IN
light If eminent dom ia III ,!pnin II JNe: 'e sal!
Lard a al waters, hereby agrees that $50 SIC c"t'-
ce-> on or grant shall be- construed To r." t. ANY
power or party vh'c ma Ice n war with "r hos
tiI. to the United state. the right 10 attack the
CITIZENS "t the United states % Their property
within. the said ian,l- waie:s. and the lnIt-a
states for themselves. hereby agree I" abstain
tom off n.ively attacking the citizens or ,utJrti-
Il any power or party or they property WIN
which the, ni,y lee at WI. cn any such tract II
LAM. or wst.s # the said -iLf ire. Tut no hing IA
this article -hsiI De- Construed To prevent the tui
tel stat, frrm Resisting an attack l., any hostile
power party upon their citizens ar hrir ri,i-
rrty IL l. ;uiher III II Ii any riG'Ii "r in-
,cr.-t in ,ny tract uf ltni ia China has been "
hall herraficr h. granted by the COVE. nr'ent ri
China to the United State. IT their eiiiztn- tor
pur; SEES Il Trade "r Commerce. thai .ran' shaliih
no event reconstructed tr,.ive>t the Chinese auth"r-
lilies oi their right uf jurisdiction "'eT persons ami
property with sud tract oi Land, except - ar ~
thai Sht may have been expressly ieiinIul-hei
by trray-
his ai.-fy the knir.r,f If China believing HAT
he safety aud prosperity uf Commerce viii Thereby
est BE- promoted. acr-e that AN, iri'ies- "r M
.auity ia respect totra'ic ~ ua>is ,ti"n WITHIN IN"
Games Il. .miniOn- which may nut INV been sip
nj ,r-i fS ty treaty. sh, b,. snber; To the !i-SIe
,,, of the Shine>e government and may lie Te4n-
lated by IT accordingly. bat MT ia manner or
spti. inc miatible with the treaty siipuiaiiohs %
the parties. 49,
Akr,lg III The Emperor Of Chins shall have
the riyit To appoin, cosuls At p rts Of the lnHef
states vino stall -i,joy the -anIe privileges and
in; uyujiies those which are ciJ 'N,d by Pnbic
Law n,i tr-ats the United state, hy the cun'uis
OF Great britain and RUSSIA, or either Of HEM
aEr,clEIv Tue t~enty-,inth article e the
treaty of the 18th If june 1855, having stipulated
for thu exemption ofChri>tian ritz-n, II the nj
ted >tate, aud Chinese COW IT'S from persecution
in China On account IL th-ir faith, II Is further
agreed that Citizens II the Uitei states in hina.
If ,y-ry r-Iisi ", persuasion si Chne-r subjects
in the United a;-s. shalt enjov entire ler "f
c u>r;.ncc, and shall Ice exempt ON all disability
r persecution account Of their Religious faith 81
NOR. hi IL. ri her country. Cemeteries for s-in-
mr. 81 the deal If Whatever nativity or national
ity shall be held in respect ami free fom disturb
aice OF profinarion.
ARru,EV. The United Ststes ef An,erira and
the E,nt error of China cordially re- guize the in
herent and inalienabl- right # nan 10 change hi.
,u,e x,.l allegiance xai also the mutus. advan-
tsge u the flee migration and emigration q. Their
ctiz-ss ard uijccis respectively, from the one
country TO the other FIR purp'se Of curiosity, OF
trade ,.r "A, IrTniaeut residents. The high Con-
trac,nc p,r-i-., therefore, j in ia reprubafinG
any ether than an entirely Voluntary emigration
for these putp~es. 1hey consequently agree L.
pass laws making it peual offrn,e ia ixen al
nese subjects either to the Unite,i States or an,
other foreign country. or for = Chinese -utject or
citizen If the Cni,ed State to take citizens Of the
United States ~ china or ~ any other freI1n
country. without their free aud voluntary CONSENT
resi- ectiSely
AKItctE W. Citizens Of TIE United States visit
i,c or residing in China shall enjoy the priv
,l..r.. in,inunities exemptions in respect L.
travel or resi- euce may there lie enjoy by the
citizens ar subjects Of the nl,st favored nation
And r.ciprcaiiv Chinese subjects vi iting or re
aiding IN the United States. .han enjoy the same
privileges iElnunities. AMI exemptions IN Respect
10 travel or residence, a- may there be enjoyed by
the citizen, or subjects 81 the most hvore'i Lti"h
but nah he eiu contained shall be held To cr-
Ter natura izafion uI~,n citizens - the United |
states in china. nur upon issr sutJecss "s Ana Ill
the United States :,
mi y all the privileges u sse psssc e's"cstfola
institution, under the ,strol Il the government u
Ci,iua and. rrcipraAly Chinese subjects shall en-
low ali the privileges Of the public edncatiaal in
.t,tutiop. uniee tie csufrcl OF she government of
the United states, which are enjoy ed IN the re-
,peet We countries by the citizens " saoJeef. Of
The NEST favored nation. The citizsns 81 Tie Uni
ted States may freely establish and nainsSh
,rl,ool, within tue Empire II China AZ those places
g1,rre foreigners 10y treaty permitted 10 eide,
md recipr, cs.lly Chinere suii-cts may ssjcy the
anne privileges and iminunities il the United
States. f.-..
AkrlclI vii. Tic United States. always dir
.,an ny ami Encouraging all practices Of unnecrs
sry dictatiun and :nterventisn Nv one nstsn IN tie
,ffsirs or domestic sdMiHst alton Vt airther. d'
hereby freely .ii.clam and disavow any lnfenti"n
v right to intervene in the domestic adnsinsfsa-
ion VI China in regard to the CONSTRUCTION u r"h
uads. t-legrnphs Or other material iuee' nal NM
,rovements. On the other hand, his Majesty. the
uperur Of China Ses~rvss u himsels tie right u
l-ci.i~ the time and manner and circum-ts'" Is Of
Introducing such inss.SEemsnts within his denim
ans With this mutual understanding II IL agreed
AZ, he II time here