The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
CHINA-ls66.

| ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO THE TREATY BETWEEN TIL
| UNITED STATES AND C INA. OF JuNE Is. 1893.
Br TIE IRE .IDE>r OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treat,
now in force between the United sta es Of Amer
lea and the Ta-Tsing Empire. signed at Tien'.ir
| the 18Th day OF Juue, 1855. were con luded and
signed by their eniI.ot-ntinries Rt Washington,
IN the 18th day Of J.ly, 1868. which additional
ARTICLES are, WORT FIR word. AS follows:
Addii articles TO the treaty between the Uni.
ted States Of America and the Ia Using Empire
of the 18th of jun, Is s.
Where's zinc. tie conclusion Of the treaty be-
tween the Unired states of America and the Ia
Using Empire (Chins) of the 18th oI June, 1895.
circumstances have ari en- showing the Necessity
IF adit mai articles thereto. the President Of the
United States aud the august soverei n O. the la
rsinc Empire, have named Tor their p!enip"tehtla
RI. = Ia wit: the President Of the I'm ted states Of
Amer ic,., William II seward. Secr,try of State.
and hi. Majesty the Emperor Of China, Anson
Bnrlin. anne accredited AS his Envoy Extraordinary
and Munster Pienipotcntiary. and Chii- hang and
Sun Chi eku. II ,he second Ch;ne-e rank. Associ-
ateI hish euvcysar' minister" III III, SAID MaJe,t.
and the sail ptcnip,t-nti,ries, "A ter having ex
changed their full powers found tn be in due and
proper form, have agreed upon the following arr
els:
ARrrclEI His Majesty the Emperor of China,
To tn citizens subjects OF for en power, OF the
privilege of residing on certain tract. 81 land or
r->OrtIng L. certain water, OF that empire Tor ut
raises # ode he has by means reiiHqu shed MS
light of eminent domain nr u ,uiniJn over tile sati
isni and waite hereby agrees that no -ucii CON-
ce--'un grant shall BE- cun-ti ued TO give 10 any
power or party which ma. Ice a war with or hos
tile TO the Urt-d states the right To attack the
c.t,z-ns of tire United states OF their property
wirhiu the sail lands ur waters. And the United
states Ter Themselves. hereby agree To abstain
fr ,n III -a-vely taking the citizens or subjects
Il any power or party " their property WIN
which thes may Ice at wsr on any such tract u
land or waters # the said empire. hut thing in
tki. article hall be Construed To prevent the I'M
re states from resisting attack by any hostile
,nwer or party upon their citizens or heir prop
rrty IL is further agreed that II any Ight or lu-
tere-t in sny tract Of l,ni in china has been o
hall hereafter b. granted bs the g"ve u" ent OF
China t. the United Ststes or their citizens Tor
iur., ses of trade or Commerce that grant shall in
no even, bc Construed t. ,iive.t the Chinese author
tiles of their right ri Jnrsiicii, over persons anu
property with n said tract OF land, except So rar a.
thai right may have been expressly r-iin4ui.hed
by trea v
Article III. The United States of America and
his aje,iy the Emperor If China, believing that
he safety and prosperity of commerce viii thereby
best be- promoted. sgr-e that any prisiies- or M
Iiunity IN respect totre nasig ,tlcn within the
Chimes d rnini.n> whirh may nat hsv- been strip
al ,trd for by treaty shalt BE- subject 10 the di.cre
ION ot the hine>e government and may lie reIu-
irr,I by ii accordingly. hut not in u manner or
pi it inc 'mpaiibie with the treaty stipuaions OF
he parties.
ARrIrlE III The Emperor Of China shall have
he right {, appoint cousuis at rts II the United
tales Gho shall enjoy the zane privileges and
m.uuuIttes as th,se which are enj y-d by pubic
;,w and treaty IN the United states by The con'us
4 G eW Britain and Russia. or either Of them.
Article " TIE tsenty-nin,h article Of the i
- h.Ni, slim n It'd
r thu exemption e Chris; ian citizens of the L III
ed -tates aud Chinese cow rts from persecution |
, China IN account Of their faith, ii Is further
greed II At citizens VI the Cuitei states in thna.
every reii 81 Us persuasion AMI Chinese subjects
n the United s at-s shall enjoy entire liber y OF
n.ci-nce and shall be exempt ON all disability |
persecution IN account Of their r-igi"s- faith or
rorshi liz ri her country. Cemeterie, fer s-pul-
ure 81 fhe dead Of whatever nativity or national
~ shall De held in respect and free flon disturb
nee profAna ios-
ARr1ciEy The United States OF America and
he Emperor # China cordially rec gnize the in
erent and inalienalle ri ht # man to change his
rme and allegiance. and also the nutua. advan-
age Of the free migration and emigration OF their
itizess aud subjects. respectively, from the one
untry to the other, FIR purp ees OF curiosity, OF
raie or as permanent residents. The high con-
fartrng p,r,ies, therefore, j in in reprobat,ng
nv other than an entirely voluntary emigration
Or these purpo-es They consequently agree 10
ass laws making it penal offence fJi eitizen OF
he United States or Chinese >ubi.cts to take Chi
csc snLj. cts either TO the United States or any
ther foreign country or for Chinese subject OF
tizen Of the Uai,ed State> to take citizens Of the
uited States To hina or to any other foreign
,untry without their free and voluntary consent
Is iectivelv
ARTICLE VI. Citizens Of tie United States visit
" or residing in China shall enjoy the same priv
rge.. imnis,,iuies OF exemptions in respect to
-avel or residence may there os enjoy ed by the
tizens or subjects Of the most favor ed nation
nd reciprocaly, Chinese subjects Writing or re-
ding IN the Quilted rtates, shall enjoy the same
rivil-ges immunities, aud exemptions in respect
travel or residence, as may there be enjoyed by
he citizens or subjects Of the most favoreH nation
nj nothing her eiu contained shall be held to Com
II natura zation upon citi zens II the United
iate- in thina. nor upon the subjects Of hina in
'e United States.
AkrIcL. VII Citizens Of the United States shall
10y all the privileges Of the public educational
nina and, r-ciprovaiy, Chinese subjects shall en-
v ali the privileges Of the public educational in
buttons, under tile control OF the government Of
IL United States which are enjoyed in The re-
eet We countries by the citizens or subjects OF
10 u,ost favored nation. The citizens o! the Uni
d States may freely establish and maintain
heols within the Empire Of China at those places Z
h-re foreigners are by treaty permitted to e>ide,
d reciprocally Chinese sulj-cts may enjoy the
mo privileges and immunities in the United
afes-
As1lcls VIII. The United States. always dis
inning and discouraging all practices Of unneces
~ dctatiop and intervention by nation in the
air. or domestic administs alton OF another. do Y
reby freely di-claim and disavvw any intention
right 70 intervene in the domestic admiDistra-
N Of China in regard TO the Construction II rtil