The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-01

ct THE PRESIDENT OF THE US,rEpsT.TEs OF AMERICA
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain Additional articles to the treat,
in force between the United sta Is # Amer
ia ami the Ia Using Empire. signed at Tientsii
the 18Th DAY OF June. ISIS, were Con lGdei anu
signed by Their piesii ,nt-nti,Eies 1T Washington
the 18th day Of July, 1903. which audi'iont
articles are, wor! fr word. as follows:
Additional articles 10 the treaty between the Uni
Ted State, of America and tue Ia isin. Umpire
Of the 18th OF JAM, i S
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United states 81 America AMI tine Ia
Using Empire (Cnint) OF the 18th OF june, 1855.
circumstances have All en- sEwiG. he necessity
If i-sli articles thereto the President Of the
United states aud the august soverei n the Ia
Using Eupire, have named for Their pienipptenti:i
ri-s, to Wit: the President of the Un ID ares If
America, Wi Lam Ii seward. Secretary of State.
and his Majesty the Emperor OF China, Dsou
Bnrlin=ane accredited as MS Inv ~ raoriinars
and Minister upJEentIIry. and Chin kaps, and
sun Chi rku, OF the sec0H-! Ch5LeSe rank, assaci-
ated high enycYsal,, ministers Of his said iiaje>t
and the sli1 ;,,cnip3Jenii sries, "a ter having ey
changed their fu.i powers found to lie in iI; am!
proper form, have agreed upon the following ar l.
cies:
AgrIclsI His Majesty the Emperor of China
being OF the opinion thIt II liking cunces-i n
to ths citizens subject foreign powers o. the
privilege Of residing certain tracts # land
resprtins 70 certain waters OF that empire Tor uT
POSES Of trade lie has BY no means relingu shed MS
right of eminent dom ,in dominion over the said
IAad aad waite ,, hereby agrees that
eession grant shall be CONSUME 10 give TO any
power party which be a wac with or hos
tile to the United states the right TO atSack the
citizens Of the United states The1r property
Within the -.ii lanls or waters And the United
states. for themselves. hereby agree IL ahst,in
from otfnsively taking the citizens or subjects
Of any power party their property with
which they may be at war On any such tract #
laud or waters Of the said empire Luz no hing iG
this article shall be Construct prevent the Uni
tel States from resisting attack b. hostile
power party upon theft citizens OF heir prop
e-ty- 1t Is III rther agreed that if right err in
terest in tract Of l.ni in China has been
-hall hereafter b. granted bs the COVE eat of
China To the United States their citiz Tor
rurp q! trade 'nnler th,t grant shall in
event becoLStrued t.,dive>t the Chinese author
lies Of their right f jnris ion over persons ami
property with said tr',ct OF lad except - lar a
thai right may have been expressly re!iuqui- he'd
by Urea v
ARrIcLg II The United States of Amer ca aud l
his Majesty the Emperor If China. believing. fhut /
Inc safety aud prosper " IF Commerce will thereby
best b. promoted. s-rte that any privilege ar i'm
r1unity IN respect trade n1vic ttnn within the
Gaines. daminion- which may not hav been slip
ulitei for by treaty. shalt b. subject 20 the di>cJe
ton of the chinese government and may lie re-u
lated by it Accordingly. but not in manner or
spirit inc Epatible with the treaty stfpulatons OF
tie plrtes.
Article III The Emperor If China shall have
i
states. who snail enjoy the -ame privileges ard
iu.-nunities As those which are eni ,y-i by public
law and the United States by the con uls
ii Great Britain and Russia. or either Of them.
ARTICLE ". The tseuty-ainth article Of the
treaty Of The 18th os .Iu.ir 1855 having stipulated
fur the exemption # Christian citizens of the Uni
ted states aud Chinese rts from persecution
in China account Of their faith it IS further
agreed rhat citizens OF the Usite state, in china,
"f every Trii US persuasion AMI Chinese SGljec
M Init. n.y. Of
Conscience and shall be exempt all disability
persecution account Of their rrli-ios> faith
,<orshi in ii her country Cemeteries for sepul-
tars Of the det! Of whtiever nativity or nltonal-
-y shall held in respect and free from disturb
proflIa ion
ARTICLE Y. The United ST ,tes of America and
the Emi erJr of China cordially gniZe the in
larent and nalienabie right If man To chang his
h-me and allegiance. AMI also the uutua. adyan-
ta,r OF the fee migration and emigration OF their
citizess aid subjects, respectively, from the one
country 70 tae other, II purp Of curl siry, OF
IRA IL, permanent Iesi,.eIfs- The high con
tra.tin. prize therefore, j ia ia repIUbatnc
any other than eBlirels Voluntary emigration
for these purposes 1hey consequently agree To-
pass laws making it pesi oflen f'f ri'izen Of
the United States Chinese Sutj' cts To take CHI
sI..jtCs either To tha-Inite,i States any
ether fore N elnn'Ty. or IL Chinese subject or
citizen Of the UHieG State to take citizens of the
United States u nina IT 10 any other flrei-n
country. without their Zee Az! voluntary consent
respectively :
igrIcLE VI Ci-izaas Of tie United states visit
ing r~ IA, in ChI.'a shall sIjry the priv
itrge-, imntuaiir> ~ exemptions in respect To a
travel siienCe may there be enjoy eli by the
citizens ar subjects Of the fIvOFe Ell .:tioI. :
And reciprosaiIy Chne~e subjects visiting or fe-
siding the United States, shall euiDy the
privileges. ImnU1litiss and L in respect l
10 travel resiieEcs. may there be enjoyed by
the citizens subjects Of the mel favored n1tiOI
bat nothing herein Contained shall. be held
ter EatuTa izaiiun upon citizens If the United )
states in china upon the subjects Of nina Ia p
ne United States
AkTfCLx VII. Citizens Of the United States slla :
enjoy all the privileges If the public esncatIsii =
Institutions under thee ntT0l # the government OF
China and r-ciprocaiiy. Chinese subjects shall ELI
ny all the privileges Of the public e,iucati lral in
.itutions, user tie control o: the government of
the Ulitei States which enjoyed in the re-
pestiye countries by the citizens or subjects OF
me most favored nation. The citizens OF TIE Uni
ed States may freely establish ami maintain |
'.hooIs within the Empire Of China at those places
here foreigners are by treaty permitted 10 reside,
md reciprocaily Chinese subjects may enjoy the
sle privileges and imH.unsies In the United
tales.
Article VII. The United States. always dis 70
lain n. ami iscoJTaging all practices Of unneces Z
diciati0n and Intervention bs nation in the Il
.fsirs domestic adm Iistration OF Their. d. l.;
ereby freely G-caiI2 and disayUw any iBrertion 81
right 10 iniery. ue in the domestic aJminsfFa- III
on OF China IN regard to the Construction If rail 20
ais t-!eraths ar other material internal I'M pS
royer,e,,ts Ca the other har his Majesty the ii
Mperr Of CHINA reserves t. himself the rlgh tc I'll
eide the time and manner AMI crcUrn- ttus e Of
rsiuc1n- such improvements within his doTin- CO
a- With Til. mutual understanding il il agreed I'll
the co.rar,irs. pa ties that if any tim here
Ter his peril Majesty ehali eterniine To n ~
ruct TO be Instructed works If the char or
f-g mentIGn-t vii hin tire empire. and shall p
IKE ap,licatioI II ti,r UnI-l States any other le
rs.ern . wer f,eili;i carry out that policy.