The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-21
A PaoCLtSATION.

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ia ani the IT. I,ins Emp signed at TENT,
the Il n t,v OF JH-e. ISIS. uerr csu lr.del a.
sig ell by tl,--r pie i;~r-ITi,rit~ Il Wa-hin-r-i
On TIA 18th sily II J.Iy. gs.ss. which addition
articles ar-. uur FIR wurl. ~ follows:
Adii h.ta! arti,.s I, the treaty h. wren the I'm
ted States # amrrlc and e Ia Tin. tmI,ii
of he i>fh IT jan l.
Where Il e the cosr.-lH>inp Of the treaty he
tve-sI the tinted >f,i-~"r An-r.c, AMI the r
Using empire tCuu'l - the 18th ~ Jun.. l>5
rircuu- ar,-,- cave ar Ell 81 ,vii; he uy.c-->t
os al It'll niI arti.s trt-;. thu President IT tli
CniteI states sst.d the gust -.v-iei the Ia
Tsa- 3. aI,ire. have irtps'I T. tn rl-nipieHtia
ri-< - AIT: tiis- RES tent uf the I'm 4 at> 81
Atfe ic, " lam u >,wari. >e-r-t ,ry az STATE
AMI M J--,y the srrl--rrr OF China. n>n
BIriin tine, a ct-tii-tis- hi< snv y ranrlinar'
AMI si'ni>t PleniP T-nti,ry ar.l h'- htiig ans
sun tI --Su- -. she ss--1fi.i Ca Tank as CT
atsst hi n nm ~ hi sal NaJe~r
and the sui ,scnips,t-n -ri-~. = ter hIysn. eN
change th-ir fali p,vr.s iauni 9. be in iu an
prli.er fam. have isr e ui-in te tiivwin- ar l.
els:
AsrrrLrf Ills Mi .>sv the Eni-e-ur II China
benz, cr the aPiaian ti,st IN .Sia. cances-i n
To Nh citizens >ulr-to f., ei-n poser" ~ the
privii---- IF se-iiuS Ger, sn ttacs- land %
res,rsns Ger ain waters uf IN It raPire TOR pur
poses 4 rr -'le he ht> rriiHqu shell hi-
right e nireaI . m i mini the said
Hard al wat- :, he-rby a-.r that -uc c'-'-
GEES .rsnt shall b. JE-Iiu~i To = We To any
power purity Sh'ch ma be wa w,tii OF ho-
- Y III
ciIE-F> - the Uaisr.l -tare> % Ili-.'r prlnerts
wirLrt TIRE -sii isnl- ~ wtf- = And the Unit-d
STATE - Themselves. rere5y ;rrr T. 't>t'In
fr'n If n vely "a -S4n- e cTriz-n- ~ subjects
Of psver purity ~ their ;r'p-r.y with
which the, IA, " h- Il war any ~nch tract e
lsni waters { the sti,! IN ire nj no hing in
THIS article ~tai D. c .s-i1ei to prevent the tni
te stats ron rrsistiI- an tack b. anN it-tie
power ~ purity up "a their etiiz-n- or heir prop
erty W - iu fner agree Ia ~ II any ii.ht ~ iu-
sere-s IN tract Of l m in hina has been a
.nti herr D. ST'n,ri o. the sfr 'ent oil
Chirtt q thr oHitei states 81 their cis'1 ~ '"r
purp >es If trsie rIne c.. fhu giant shall in
no event iec"-tr'Ir'it 'sIvet TIE Chin~>e author
property n sail t0t-t o LtHi- except - ar a
shtt right may have been exp r~siy rrlihqni-hei
by Urea v
Article II The Un'tef states Of Amer ca aud
his Majesty the EMPEROR It China b-iievInc HAT
the safety and P-'>ierii of Commerce VIII thereby
best b. promised agr thit ans Pri'ii-,' ar I'M
mnhity N resp CT totrsie n''' t'Hn "ithin fl'-
Cnine- Il mi ii'si- wil'h niaN n" nv t-en SIP
ulted f,r by tre,iy si'is b. sihec; To- the di>cte
ts"n OF the 'hin--e government and may be re.u
isfrsi by IL accordingly. bat MT IN a manner or
spirit inc rfatit.e ~ish the realty stipHiaiiODs OF
the putieS-
AsTILZ III The Emperor # China shall have
the right q APP int 6" sal> at ? rt> 81 the niie
states. vim stall ENJOY the ahie privileges and
i'm nun'tie> ~ th'>e which are chi v.d by public
law AMI treaty m the United States by the c1n-nis
AsrrrLrIy the tsenty-,frIrh Article of the
treaty ot the 18th Of June Is5, having stipulated
E,r tn ex.mpriap Christian citizens az the Uai-
ted fate. AMI CI, r,.s e,,,,y m. from persecution
i, Chm. IN a.euant Of their faith it Is further
srre III II cti zen. Of th,. Cuif.. >fate< in Ihina
Of ever, rei. N, persuasion ami Chue.- subjects
i, the Uaitr.l at-s -ha. er;sv e-,tiT- Iiber Of
cnn-ce.cc and snail be exeinp, ON ali disability
.r persecution IN account Of their r.i., faith az
wor.i, in ii her country. Cemeteries for seiul-
nj
i'y shall b. hrd In respect ami free iaoia disturb
Gnce nr ireftna inn
AEfirE Y The United stttes OF ArieTi a and
the EHai er r y hia e"raI ~ re cuize the IN
hereuf and iH'si enable right II mfu to ch:nr" hi
h 'rne and ziei1,Ice AMI ai>' the nutut adNt'i-
ta.e Of the ee migration and e'ii-rt p" a. i''s
ctizeas a ii sul ci- respectively. FROM tive 1t
eoun'r' 10 the other purp'es-, 81 carr -'' of
tsate. Or IL prFnineft rc-lJetsts- The rig c-H
ira Z NJ ,ssri.-, therefre. in IL Trrft''' -r-i-
sny other than an eniirely Voluntary en- grafton
for these pu-p -e>- They c"n- e'iv"nt'y '-Trs I
pass laws uIkirg it pea al II n. f. i Ven -
the ohits states ~ thlntse ~utj cts u TAX co.
he-e sa-lsei> either 70 Tue oni'"i stE'r> - Fh'
ossi.f Err. IN ennn ~ OF IT .'i &c uhSt,t ~
eit zen 81 the tui.td STATE 'ot Re CT ~ ~ ~"
UBIt-st States {" nina "T 7" any "t.e reg" I
rnunt v. without TIER fGee AMI 'u-ui4tirN c'h-ent
respectively
ARTICLE VI Citizens Of TIE United states VISIT /
rig or RESTING m tiii'i sh'i = lS we sane priv
ltrge-- fnmiai'ie> et eN-hnuHs IN ie>i"ft 20 4
uaNei W ie-i - my 'He'' " e!'f'' .. -
citiz-ns ct snf9-cis CT the N ~ lNh'i '-s'it'' /
Ana reciproclliy CnthH-e subjects " st''= % ie-
-id''.s m 'be unss'i states shall Ell y 'te >;;i'r
prish-ges ihhiuhtisS AMI eN-n 4 "t's II, resi'ecs
70 'r''tt OF te>f' T., ~ WAY iie'e " 'i'J "
tne ctizefis or >ni cs az '''e i"-' Lssre hati'-
fut h"hif: mes ein c"f''ifis' >fi ne heid " ~
Ter h'tnfa izti"h nfNh eiu.-a. - the 'h'eu
state, IN h:n,. mr. uP1n the subjects u thiia IN
me tn'trd states
ARrIcL7 VII Ci,ixrns Of the United Stt-e- Sal.
.aj y all the privileges If the rutlic educational
lSti u:ioH, und-r thee n'rol' the government ~