The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-27


PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain Additional articles to the treat
now in Force b tween the Unit. d Ia rs f Amer
lea anil the T;s- Ism. Emp signed at Tient>iI
the 1ssh aisv of Ja"e 1855 c..n lsdesf a'i'
kigs cd by their -'.i.-,r-nrisri-s 1t ws>hnstrn
IN tn, 2sth day IL JAY, 1888. Which a"disona
articles sr-. fir word. ss follows:
iiliipi,si Articles 9" the treaty be- w-en the Uni
ted STATES uf Americs and t..e Ia Using empire
Of the 18th of JAIN. Il
Where's sire. the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United >t.i-s 1T America AMI the Ia
Using Empire (6'uins) of the 18th ~ June. 1855.
circumstances sri en- sii win he necessity
81 additi nal artires ti,ri et the President If the
United states and the august >.,vcrei the la
Using kupire. have named f,r fas'r pieaipptentia
ri.s, fo ~t- the t'resiirnt uf the Tn d ares If
Anne ica. vi liam u seward. secret sry Of State.
AMI his VI .jessy the Emp-rrr of China, Itson
BnrIin- me- credited as his INV ;, raor,liDary
and Minister PIenip aruti,ry. ard h,r Hang and
SIN Chi -ku. of the second Ch se~e rank. a-s'ci-
sfed high ENJOYS minister s'f hi sa'i Naje-t
and the sail 2icnipo:-nTi sries, a ter having ex
changed th-ir full powers found T., Ire in du. an.
proper form, have sgrred upon the following ar l.
cles:
ARTICLE Ills Msjss the Emperor # China
being o! the cpi.ion ti,,t m king cunces>i
to tn, ritiz-ns subjects fo'e,yn poSer>of the
privilege of RESTING certain { land
rcsortins t. ain waters of that empire TOR rur
coees II tr .e he has i'y r-linIu shed hts
land and waite =. her-by agrees that M -ue cs'-'
ce-s'ou grant shall BE- Continued TO any
power party which ma be a war with or lio-
tile to the Un't-d -tsfe- the right To at -ck the
citizens Of the United states Their property
within tire <,i.i isnis or wate - And the Unit-d
States for Themselves. hereby q gree Ia ah>t ain
fran oif yeiy IA KING TIE c.'iz-n~ or subjects
II any power ct party or their Irep-rty with
which thes m,y 80 It any such tract Il
l.ni or xats.s # the said r.ire. hing in
this article shall be 'ts5ruel 10 prevent the Uni
tel stats from r,sistI. tsrk b, n'r>tiie
power party upm their ritiz-a- ar heir prop
erty IL is fuftIer agree tn ~ IL any righr in
:erest in tract of l.nl in hiaa has been "
81 all hereafter b. r,nt.-i b. the gave of
China u The United States their city ,or
puyp Of rrN;e e ,'naie thG giant shall Ia
event bee ns>trurd .,iive-t the Chinese anthor
tiles of t-ir shf It jars III. i'm Per AMI
property III n sail trsu-t o. land, esc-P, - ar
thai sht may have been exp e-siy T-iiuiui- he'd
by tresy.
ARrIrLE II The Unitei States of Amer ca ard
his Majesty the emperor f hins b-lirving hat
The safety and Prosperity If Commerce viii thereby
hest b. prr;npr-t. ayr that pri .ii..- inn
mcnity n t.<p Ct trade tam within TIL
Chine- 4 uni iiJi- whi-. nav H.'I Inv b.eu sip
nj ss-d f,r hy treaty. ssrt ibiecf g, the si~Sfe
:snn .; The t'hins-e government and may tie u
issed ny II sccr,lif .ly. bat MT in manner or
spirit iu,atibie wih the r-aty stipslsii,ns OF
the plrte--
ARrr-rx III The Emperor e China -htii have |
the rs Z, af,p int sui- rt- If the nirs'i
states. ain, -,',ll snjby the Privileges aid
nua'ties IN which eni ~ d hy !.Ishi
law and treat, the United states by the MS
u Gr-s; BriIa and EH-s;a. ~ either "f them
A7TcLE ". TIE tsenty-ainih ariitle of the /
trrasy -f the ,stn OF jun. tS5s htvu stipulated
fsr tn ex.npsisn Christian it;x-rs IF he Uni
ted AID Oh pese rts fn,in persecution
in China IN ,-csrstt uf ih.ir faith il further
-sre-d th-t citizens ii the Uuirei >Ia-e- in hius
ii every r-si:i rersu,-iou aut Chine-- -uhiecr-
in the Unitrl ats. shall erj.y eptir- iiher OF /
conscience. and ssiai he exea,',r ON I'll disability
o. persecution If their rrii-is.s> sith
varshi ir ri her e,'nn'ry 'ems'erie- :r s-rHl- |
,nre Il the aees If whatever u,'iviry natiun,- l
i.y SHALL ne b-ii in e<p-ct AMI free rom disturb
Hsse prp:,ra Ion
ARIr-fEy The UnteL st ties Of America and |
the E.a,e-.sr e hirs eorii ,Ily gnize the in /
Lerest and issl enable right e m,n to chang his
,.ne anil allegiance. AMI ais, rie usutlt. as.yan-
'aye Of the tsig and emigration ~ their
.itizeas d sutj cts. respectively fFn.n the one
.ounsrv TO tire ether. purp Of curl -iry. OF
,rate. permanent reside It's. The high en-
fractin- p srti-., Therefore, j in IL r-ptcb ting
NY other thu, entirely v -innrary emigration
for these pu-p-es They e,,renriy agree To- I
pas laws nskirS IL PEI nj fl, IA a irizen IF
the Unitr-i States Cbin->- ~uj cts Ia take Chi
s.se Subjects either to the Uair-sf States or
,,a-r FIRE -n w. or fE CLia-se utjecr 1T
iizea sf the Uni II Sttte TO Ike cit IL the
Ur,ted States tn hins or any othe- fr-ign
rcsnt y without their fee AMI voluntary consent
Asuelg VI. Citizeas If tie United States visit
ia re~s,'uS in Chins shall ..js she priv
Icge-. imniunities ct exemptions in respect 10
travel or resi- ;erce msy there be enioyed by TIE
citizens or subjects of tie m-- favored nation
A md rec:prrcaIiy Chin--e subjects vi itins re-
s;air. the Cri:e,i states. -h,ii etj,y the SANE
privileges Immunitiss. AMI exrnr.t ons in respect
;s travel cr r~-it~uc- may there he eni.,yed by
the citizens subjects II the most favored nstioi-
But nothing herein cuntsnei shall be held To- Cur.
l.r nSfura izltion u,s,n citizens f the United
sfa.~ in s'hins upuu the sui jecis II lima
The Unit Il States
AsrIrLs VII. Ciiiz-ns II the United Suites sialI
s1jcy all the privileges IL the public educational
rssi utions rnirr thee ntrol. tn. government OF
chn=, and rccipr.s ally. CHINESE subjects shall
oy ali the p-ivieSes If the public educate -,ai in
tie en.rIsl OF thu government of
he Uni;-i States. which enjoyed in The re-
poet countries by the citizens or subjects ct
he most favored nation- The citz-n- o; the Uni
80 Safes may fre-is establish and n,autsin
hoois within the Empire Of China at those places
Ehsye foreigners are by treaty teTmit;ef to 'e-iie
md reciprrc,Ils Chine-e snhi-cf. may enjoy the
sma privileges and imnun;ti.s in the United
itA.es.
AFrfriE VII The Unitesi States always di--
aim ami si;-cnrsgiac all pr ctces Il unrec-s
sry df-taton and intervention b. uarian in the
.fairs domestic aslmipistt alton OF th-r dI
~reby freely di-clsiuI and d-avs.w any i'm en,n
z right inserv in the domestic :dniuis'ra-
ION Of China regard to the abstraction, If Ill
ats. t-l~s,rapiis other material inter MI ns
rovemeurs- On the other ham, his Majesty. the d
sapersr Of China hini--l tie righI Z,
-ciie the time and and cirruni ts,.
.'rciurtn. srch Improvements within his son.iH- c
ns With this rlususi understanding IL Is agreed Z
: the cautr.rfirg pa ties that il any tim here
Ter his imperial .j-sty hail oeterniine n u
ruct or cause to be instructed works Il the char
Ter rn-stlon~d wi hin the empire. and shall 7
ss- sp, iisata4. t. t.- Uniteo States any other
es'ern wc srfuiIi.i 70 carry cut that policy.
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