The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

Whereas certain additional 1-tics-
now in sigSe between the United ia - # Amer
ia a..I the Ia !s.ng Empire. signed at Tisn'str
,Ile 18Th dsy 81 JGHe. ts5s. weTr con l!ded ana
-iste,l by Their piei l5entrtrie> u Washington,
On ths 18th dty II JAY, 1905. which additional
articles are. wort fl- wUTi. n follows:
ai..ii ma. articles TO the treaty between the Uni
ted States Il America and the Ia Using Empire
Of the 18TH Of Jan, 1, S.
Where's since the Conclusion OF the treaty be-
tweel. the United >t.tss ~ America ami the Ia
Using Eulpi.e (Cninst) of the 18th of June, ISIS.
circumstances have ari en- showing rhe necesSii Y
II a.liti nal articles thereto the President Of the
Unitel states and the august soyrTei n o the Ia
Using Esopire, have named for their pienipo'ertii-
ri.s TO Wit: the presieut Of the Tn d safes #
AmesicI vi liam IL seward Secr~tsry q: STATE
and his Msjn-ty the Emperor OF tHIaa- : ns1i'
Bar!in- anle cre,iitsd - his Inv lNr'aorinlry
AMI Minister il,,rrniilry- and ChiI-kaH, aIid
san CHI t-Nu %. Jhe s,.-oIl Cn7ue~e rank as>lel-
atei hi 7. euvoy<a uI.uissr,o II lis Sad AiJe>t
and the sill 2ls1P5trngi rieS. a ter having ex-
ch.,n.-,l tiI, If fI.I 1J~Ts fJUuI t. he IN U- ail'
proper fJrnl, have ,r-el upon the fJlirwiss ar 4
ciss-
AE1Ic.E Hi, Majesty the Emperor Of China
being the opinion t.Igt king cuHce>>s L.
iiI- eitiz-ls ~ satjet> o. fsen p'"e ~ the
privilege of tesiiil-s cert ain ;acis Il ianI @.
rgs,rti; u certain waters OF that empire i"r Plir
,-ses Il IT de he has by means rri1 shed NJ
right q. e'l4itie..t a i t.lii n owes ti.e SIN
l.st aud wa,e hereby agrees that 10 sue ci'-
c.s,s., Or Grant shall b. c,r-riuei ta TO any
J,Jyer ~ patty wif'ch ma, be war with or hos
;ic :, TIE Uu-t-I states the right 10 a.ack the
citizens Or the unisc,i states - Jhrir property
within the al .aEIi> waite And the United
~slfeS Il. themselves, hereby .Tee - abstain
f-.lII 81 iI>'yely "A tue ciFz'-il> or SUBJECTS
II any pJvsr or party or their property Win
waica t.Irs III ~ he ut war on any such tract Il
I.nt ar tsss { the sad empire tut uo hing IA
thi, lftici. hall b. FUe preveut the Uni
tel states fElI s31 tack - ss1N ir''-tie
power party NJ =, :t-ir citizens "r hear prop
,-ty N +, utrer Is---e TIA; il aJy ii-It ia
--rT & 2. aar8ts
,hllI hereafter b. granted By the COVE cent Of
China I, tf- Unitrl states II tie.r city IA log
vJrp Il tTst- canine G.. intT giant SHAH III
no event 5ec,srrsti tive-t IL &c Chinese ltit'T
ills q their r.hs af iI Sye- peT-ls AMI
properly TIA sui t-ust .. Ltni except - 'dr a
Ina -i,t ss.y htve bee.I eN.-essl rviiaiu--Lei
rs tyrs y.
Ii. sai.s.v the Ei.i:,e-,r Jirn1 believing, f'at
tho salty and rrt-> eTIEy f cIllrleTce rili Thereby
best 3. Promised. age That auv IEitiigs ar i1I-
Ti-ssity IA tI,-cf JStrsie - tIal within tn
Cnina-- q! lrlii5u- Vi,i~I Is.sy n"J h.v loa sip
uiirs.I s,r ~ tire ny -t b. hIre q ts'' ii~Cft
,iau ui the iitug-c -1y-EIIIeut and IllN lie re u
Il'rsit IL sc- gtii1ly. but 1t III manner or
s1;it va, -, IiiLle wish tie treaty s;igaitilnS Oi
the part c.
the r1t =. p int >I.> - 7 Tt> - TIE Ii-el
states. Vhr SAN esj th= -aue piytlt-es ANA
i1.Is1.l Ties tL-e which are els 'y' y public
lgys AMI trg,ry IL tuitsi states ty the iI-uls
z
AEfF-lE ". TIE tveaty-a;u;Ig article of the
treaty II tie 18th g June. 49,. htyiu stipulated
for tn exemption I Christian sitz II 81! the l al
tel states AMI Chinese converts from. er>rcGtiaIi
IN Chiut count Il ihrir ttIt1- II i iurtaeF
s-e=L that citizens Uf the Ai;oi stare in hiila,
af every rrIi.i Jss leT-=t-iozI aui ChIe-e-Uti~cts
IN the United at-s. shall eajIy entire hheT OF
ie1ce- tl sail be exempt OriI all Il siilty
- peT-ecutirn account If Iieir religious iai;h az
ysOr-ili ia ri her country. Cemeteries taF seiul-
tire Of the deaf Of whatever narivily gtuI.'l
ity. shall BE- held in respect ami free from disturb
aaee profsna ion
AETtcLEy. The Uaitel Stties Of Ameriea and
the EaI er of China cuEll lily res Gpize the IN
he-en. and inalenahlr right f man To chang lis
me aad allegiance, ard aiso the mutua: afv,il-
tIe ct the fee migration and emigration OF Their
citizens and sUbi-c respectively, from the one
country to the other I,Err >es OF cGrHslty. OF
TIA lie or a. permanent resi- !e.ts- The high con-
tra-tn- ptrli--. therefore, j in il reprobtting
any other than an entirely Voluntary emigration
fJr these purpp-es- 1hey c0u>e,i neatly agree u
pass laws mskir il penal Cff-ne fit ii izen OF
the Unis--i >tate< Chin--- Srij cts t. take Chi
nese slLjects either To the United States or any
other foreign country, or IJr Chinese subject or
citizen Il the Unised State TO take citizens II the
Uuitr., States to China to any other f,reisn
county. without their free and voluntary consent
respectively
AsrrcIE VI Citizens Of TIE United States visit
ing or residing ia China snail -ijy the same priv
tIe.es. imnIuni;ies exemptions in respect TO
travel or reSilence there be euJcye'i by the
citizens subjects o. the M 81 flvosd taiIon
And reciprocaily. Chinese subjects whiting or
siding IN the Unite. States .h III erjpy the same
priyil-ge- ir.imunities. aai eNeU toIs in respect
10 travel or re>iisuce, may there lie enjoyed by
the citizens sub gct> II the most iivoTe' nitoli
hut nothing herein continued shall be held 70 c'n-
Ter nstura izatiOn upon citizens II the United
States in China, upon the subjects of lima IN
the United States
ARTrcLs VII Citizens Of the United states shall
enjoy AL the privileges Of the public educational
institutions under thec ntrUl # the government OF
China and rrciprocaly. Chinese subjects shall en-
iJy al, the privilsss # the public educitipai IN
solutions unteE TIE control oi the government OF
the Csit.i states which enjoyed in the re-
-pectlve countries by the citizens OF subjects oil
the mast favored nation. The citizens OF the tIl-
ted States may fre-ly establish and MAINTAIN
schools within the Empire of China 1t those places
where foreigners by treaty eTnii'tet TO reside,
and reciprocity Chinese subjects may enjoy the
sane privileges and imnuni;ies III the United
States
csn NJ and disrn.Ta-in- all practices 81 unI ec.>
.,ry icratiO1 and Intervention BY naiinn IN the
affairs or domestic adnirist alton 0. another. do
nereby freely 6i-cliim and dislvJw any intention
or ri.hr 10 in;erv, NJ the domestic administIa-
ton of China in regard to the instruction 81 r'i-
raS t-,a-rs.,,hs o. other material internal IN
,,,xaufant, On the other hana. his Majesty, the
n,,@-,,r OF China reserves T. hins i the n IL
decide the time and manner and circunl>t Az e q
Il troiu-rn- sach improvements within his COMM
i,ns 18th this mutual understand ne II Is agreed
ny the pa ties thar II AT any time here
after hi, irfcrial Majesty sbai teterruine 10 n
s,rrct or cause to be constructed works a the char
aeisr rr.enti,I.i-t VII hin the empire and SHAH
make application t. thu JnIee Ststes or any other
western d ~ e. r IA iIti. to carry OCT that policy
;ne pitsi st,tes viii in that Gaze, designate and
suitable enci, eers {, be eniPl,y by the
chinese 20, srnrr.ert and will recruitment .nthsr
An eCr,al con y,liance with such application