The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27

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Whereas. certain additional articles to the treat
| now IN fOrce between the United sta % Of Amei
= lea and the Ta-Tsiny Empire, signed At Tients'
the lS,h day OF June, 1888. we're con luded an
D Agneu Oy tner pfe"lfntentiafies AZ washington
IN tho 18th day Of July. 1868. which addifiona
] afucies are, word Tor WORD. as follows;
AudiiivnAi articles TO the treaty pefween inc Uni
ted states oil America ana the Ia Using Empir'
OF the toth OF June, Is %.
"here"s sincs tue concinsion OF tne ueaiy pc
."een the cnued States OF America ana the "a
| iene umpire shihA) o' the io,h " June, 1898
circumstahces nave arr en- showing 'ne necessity
y, uu'.na' a. tneIe'o. 'ne rres'oet OF inc
| Cn"eu Sttes s!u Tue august soseIe' OF tne J."
isnS Empire, nave hameu lot thsiI Pienpotehtia.
RS. 70 VII: inc rresfuept OF the Uh t~d STATES ol
| Ame,t% hham u seward SecletIy oi S'ae'
An" MS M-jesty inc emperor OF C"H"' ahsoi
bh1hns anne, acered'eds s MS Envoy extraordinary
am M,n's.er fieh,pachtaiy. ana ehlh- nahs ana
sun I'm No. Of the second Chnese RANK: asspci-
H'e" u's" e"'cys ~" n"hs'els" ms $50 Hyes'.'
| @hu tue s''u pen'Poteh'hIIcs," 'ei naN,"s eA.
cnahsea tneir iuii powers Ionnd I" be 10 Que anG
Wope' io'n nA'e "efeeu upon tue 'oiio"hs af'i-
e"s'
ARTICLE HIS Majesty the Emperor OF Cbina,
DeinS OF the opinion tfn't In making concessions
ei'izeis OF SUBJECTS o. Foreign powers OF 'he
privilege VI tesldihs on eersan tracts % iahd' OF
res'ftng 10 certain vaters OF v"at empire for puT-
poses II trade he has by no means relipqn'shed his
,iSnl Oh eminent DOMAIN or a"tn"n over Tue said
'and ana ~a'e's' hereby agrees that M sue" con-
ce<son or grant snail De coostlueu 10 give TO any
power or party which NAV be war with or hos
tile TO the United states the right to att"ck the
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rurp ses OF trade or c'mmerce 'h.r grant shall IN
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'he >aie'y "ho p,"~PeHy 81 Commerce WI" 'hereoS
pest De proho'e". asr'e 'hat any PrNiesr OF I'M
nnhly IA iesp-ct 'o.r",e OF ha'is non ~huini Tue
C,'ines u','hiiioh- "hhn may MOI nav o"en snip
u "eu .o' 'S ''e's' sn'l' oe 70 'ne ai>eie
''h VI ''ie hi"ese government anu i''A! 'e ieSu-
Heu oy IL hcc",1i"eiy, n''t h't III = manner or
~ u Win tne 'rea'! suina'ions OF
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4, ~. ~ ine LnPervr "l NINA snA,i naFs
ne f'sut "apPih' co"sus u p i's OF inc ehheu
yates. VII" stall ENJOY the anne privileges and
n,.nuh,'.es a. 'h'.s Sn'eh are eIJ N'n ps puo'e
.. " anu uea'. IN 'ne oh.eu ny .he c"'i>"is
II "fea' hr''Aih ANA hnssa' or e''her OF ti!eh.
ARTICLE ". The twenty -anih ,icle of the
realty of he 18th of june 1855. having stipulated
r the exemption If Christian citizens of the Uni
ed -tates aud Chinese converts from persecution
u China un account of their faith, il is further
greed that citizens Of the Uut-l state, in nina.
t every religion. persuasion aud Chine-- >ul,jects
n the United af-s. shalt enjoy euiir- liber of
nseience, and shall he exempt ON all disability
persecution account of their religious faith
'orsh in ri her country. Cemeteries for sepuI-
ure If the dead of whatever nativity or national I
~. shall be held in respect and free from disturb Il
nee or proclamation. a
ARTICLE V. The United States OF Amerira and \
he Eml error Of China cordially rec gnize the in h
erent and inalienable right # man to change his
me and allegiance. and also the n,utaa: advan-
age of the flee migration and emigration of their v
u,ber Of .s
raie or as permanent residents. The high con. v
acting p,rtie. therefore. in liz reprobating | X
ny other than an entirely voluntary emigration Il
n these purp~ea Thew con, euue0tly agree To | >;
ASS laws making it penal offence f., ciizen Of g
he United States or Chinese subj cts to take Chi.
ese subjects either to the United States or t. any
her foreign country or for a Chinese subject or
tzen If the Uni.ed State. to take cit zens of the
nite,i States to china or to any other f,reign =.
,untry without their free and voluntary consent n
~. ectively ri
ARTICLE VI Citizens of tie United States visit !,
g or residing in China shall atj,y the sane priy a;
,re. imn,unities or ex, mptions in resnect To =,
ayel or rr,iaeyee "a ,>y there he epov I'd nv the .
tizens or subiecfs OF the most 6ayoi ed nation n,
nd reciprocaily Chinese subjects visiting or re- ci
ling IN The Uuited states shall erjoy the same p,
ivil-ges immuni,ies and EXEMPT ons in respect a.,
travel or ,ieuc. as NAV there be eni,yed nv o.
9 citizens or subjects of the most fsyorri nation
1t noriinc herein contained shall be held To CON-
r natura ization upon citizens # the United
ate, in .hint, nor upun the subjects VI [ bua in |
e United States