The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-03
A PEocLAsaTIcN.

TT rnE PRESIDENT OF THE uSsrEDsrArEs OF AMERICA
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, certain additional articles to the treaty
nos in force between the United >ta IS II Amer
ia and the la rsin- ErnPre. signed at Tients'n
iii. 18Th tsty of Jute. ISIS. we're con iGdei and
ssued by their pieHi, -It-nfiuies Mt Washington,
On ths 18th day Of July. ls6S. which addi'iUnsl
articles are, ~ori FIR word. as follows:
Additional articles to the treaty between the mi
ted States If americ, and tue Ta-T-ing Empire
uf the 18Th Of Jun. l.
Where's Stree the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United states uf America and the Ia
Tsing Empire (Chin,) OF the 18th oi june. iso>.
circumstances have ari en- sh'u.n. 'he necessity
Of adGitn,i articles t.Ief et the President Of the
United states and the gust >,vcFei the Ia
rs;nx Esipire. have named for tn~'r plrnipotei'ta
r:s To wit: the President II the I'm I'd ares Of
America, liam u seward. >ecret,ry OF Srafe.
ard his Majesty the Emperor OF CHINA, Nnsoi
Blriin. ane, credited as his Inv EN'raortiinafy
ard Minister Pieniporcntisry. and 'hin- ,nS aud
San Chi ,-Ku. Of the secoai CiI'e-e rank ass.ci-
a.ed hill, euvOysa n ministers i HI sa,i MatJest
and the sai.i 1,cnipo;en'i rries F. ter having eS-
changed their full powers. fouBi &. be IN dur ar'
proper farm. have agree. upon the following ar l.
clos:
ARxlclE I His NM s.ty the Emperor Of China,
being OF the opinion thtt IN M king conces,i' n
L, tn, sitixrtis subjects t,ieign p.ser>ai the
privilege of residing, cert .in tracts Il land %
rpsortny t. certain waters Of ttt empire tor rnr
right Of eminent dom 4 ;uini u over the said
lard ard waite =, herds agrees that no -nc e''-
eoSsOn grant shall b. cJn-'iue.i &" give 10 any
power o party which m, tie war with or hos
Sile to the Unt-i States tacl right To attack the
citizens Vt the United states OF their prnert.
within the -ai.i lands ar wrtes- And the United
States for themselves. hereby agree t. abstain
fr,sra Of yey IA king TIE ctIzrnS or SUBJECTS
81 any power purity their property with
which thsy my he at any such tract Il
land or waters f the said -r-iire sur no hing IN
.his article shall b. c..s5EGei To prevent the Uni
tel STATES fron, resstin. tack by any hostile
power or party up ~ their citizens or heir prop
r-ty st Is fii tner asree IN il any light 'r In
,crest in snv trS-f of lini in China has been
-nsli hereafter b. granted bv tire COVE ear of
tshisa the Unitei States their ciiiz rs Tor
pcrp Of trale ,aine &C. 'i grant shall IN
No event he rrstrue ,iivct the Chinese author
;,ies o. their r,t "f inris tic ion over pcr>os am!
rrsperty tn >sii rfIrt Of is,d, except 81 'ar a
,s,Si right may have been expressly reiinqui-hei
AxrIcLg II. The Unitei States of Amer ca and
his Majesty ;he Emperor # chin. bsieyInc ilihi
he safety and prospect oi :liTnerce VII thereby
test b. PROMPTED ayr rha, aiIv lri Iit'- ar I'M
lEupity IN resp CT totrse nlvig tsnn within thu
Cnines- dniiuipr- whi-h nIty n'I h.v bte'i sup |
ulated for by treaty, s'il b saje; t. the di>o'e
yisn of the chinese government and may lie re-
isted by it Accordingly. bat MT in u manner or
spirit inc n,a,ibie h the trcaty stioui;iJus oi
tho parties.
AEIIvLE III The Emperor # Chin, shall have
the right ., app int SosGis AT rt> Ui the nited
states. whp SHALL enjoy thc aIle Privileges aud
ir,punities as tn ,-e which eni Nd by public |
Law AMI treaty the United STATES ~ tsc con Uls
II Grel. ErIa and Russia. or either ii them
ARTICLE " TIE tseaty-1in,! Article of the i
treaty of the 18th OF June 1855 haviE. stipulated
:r tn exemption Christian cit zeIls of The NJ
ted states an! Chinese couy rfs from persecution 1
:. China on count Of their faith, it Is iGrther
xSxsed that citizens OF the Unite states ia hina
IL every reIis persuasion aai Chne-e subjects
A. I-,.se -At... prakNa M
snascience and shall he exempt ON all d sabty |
cr psr.ecut.n acesuni Of their rrii-uss iath Or
varshi.. ia ri her csantry- Cemeterie, for serul-
fsrs Of the deSt Of whatever nativity or national
i.y shall held in respect and free from disturb
.1ee p.efana' ie0-
AxrucKV The United States of America and
ths Bnreror of china cordi,lly grize the in |
herent and iualiensble right # man to change his
a mo and allegiance. and also the mutus. adSaR- I
:xge Of the free migration and emigration of their
citizens aud subjects. respectively from the one
s-,a.sry tothe other, fr purp Of cnri,si'y, of
Trade a. ~ permanent residents. The high con- !
srscsiux pItie-, therefore. j in ia reprobst'ng |
any other than an entirely voluntary emigration |
f,r these purpres- They consequently agree to |
,ass Laws making it pes al offence fIs e, izen OF
tbs U1itrd States Chinese subjects to take Chi
uese subjects ither the United States "r any
other freigp country. or IT Chinese -ubjec, or
S4tnen II Ihs Uni.e state TO take citizens Of the
United States tn China or to any other foreign
country. without their fee and voluntary consent
respectively
ARTICLE VI Citizens Of tie United States visit
lag or residing in China shall enjoy the same priv
:.sges imnunties exemptions IN respect To
,rassl or resiissce may tksr- be enjoyed By the
SSl1zsns OF snljee:s Of the most favored r,ation.
AnA reciprocaiiy. Chinese subjects whiting or re-
siding IN the United states. shsll erjoy the same
Privileges immuni,iss, and exempt ons in respect
TO travel or rs<idence, nay there be enjoyed by
the citizens euhSvets u the most fivore nitoi
nut nothing herein contained shall be held to 'n-
.er uatura ixation upon citizens Il the United
states in Chins. upon the subjects Of tEna IN
the United States
AauHr VII Citizens Of the United States shall |
sa6g u the privileges Of the public educational
iossisueions under the ntroie the government oi
ChiuA and rrciprO ally. Chinese subjects shall en-
~ al the privileges II the public eiucati nal in
ssssutions under tie control OF the government of
the Usit-I States which enjoyed in the re- !
soAetnc cuantries BY the citizens or subjects CT
the most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni
ted States may fre-Is establish and maintain \
.hools within the Empire If China at those places
vhefe f,reigners by treaty permitted to ,e-iie
and reciprocity Chine-e subjects may enjoy the \
same privileges AMI imn.uniiies In the United
SkAfos-
AHsSuR VIII The United States. always dis |
ciaimins and Giscoursging all practices If unnecss
ssry dictation and intervention b, naInn IN the
Affair." or domestic adm alton OF an ther. do \
hereby freely ei-el,im and disavsw any in'enti"n
N right To- intervene in the domestic administfe
ton Of China regard TO the Instruction If r'i
rra,.s t-legraphs other material internal M
movements. On the other han't, his Majesty. the I
iusperur Of China reserves &, himssi' tire right ..
decide the time ami AMI circun 4 ~, e Il
,,,trusu-,p, such improvements within his rouin-
,prs. With this mutual undcrs'sni'ngu Is agreed ,
ky shs entszcfng "a tics thst il NJ any tim here
after his imperial I.i-sty hall determine to n
..ruct o. Cause be Instructed works Of The char
nc--r mentioned within the empire. and shall \
r,,eprrpnlirAiioG tp th- Hniset States or my other
E,.-st to- n