The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-01
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
in force between the United sta es IF Amer
lea and the Ta-rsing Empire. signed at Tients,r
the 18th DAY OF June, 1855, were Con lGded ant
signed by their plenil.or-ntisries at Washington,
on the 18th day Of JUly, 1865. which additional
articles are. word for word. as follows:
Additional articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted States of America and tue Ia Using Empire
Of the 18th Of June, Is $.
Where's since the conclusion Of the treaty be-
tween the United states of America AMI the Ia
Using Empire CHINA of the 18th OF June. 1855.
circumstances have ari en- showing 'he necessity
Of additional articles thereto the President Of the
United states and the august soverei the Ia
Tsinr E.upire have named for their plenipotentia-
ri-s To wit: the President Of the Tn I. States Of
Anne lea. William H. seward. Secret,ry of State.
and his Majesty the Emperor of China, Anson
Bnrlinsame accredited AS his Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentisry. and Chin Rang and
Sun Chi eku, of the second Chinese rank. ascot
ated high ENJOYS anc minister, of his said Majest
and the said plcnipotenriaries, after having ex-
changed their full powers, found to be in due anc
proper form, have agreed upon the following ar'i-
cies:
ARTICLE His Majesty the Emperor of China,
being of the opinion that in making concessions
thu citizens subjects o. foreign powers OF the
privilege of residing certain tracts If land.
resorting t. certain waters Of that empire for pur
poses If trade he has by means relinqu'shed his
right of eminent domain or dominion over the said
land and waters, hereby agrees that no sue con-
ceSs,on or grant shall be construed to give to any
power or party which ma, be war with or hos
tile to the United states the right to attack the
cit zens of the United states their property
within the sail lands waters. And the United
States for themselves, hereby agree To abstain
from offensively taking the citizens or subjects
Of any power or party or their property with
which they NAV he at war any such tract #
land waters # the said empire. but no hing in
this article shall be Construed prevent the Uni
tie States from resisting an attack by any hostile
power party upon their citizens or heir prop
erty. 1t is further agreed that il any right or in
terest in sny tract of l,nd in China has been
shall hereafter b. granted by the COVE nrrent of
China to the United States or their citzt ms Tor
purp ses of trade commerce, thar grant shall in
no event be construed t., dvest the Chinese author
tiles of their right of over persons and
property with n said of land except A.
that right may have been expressly relinqui>hed
by treI y.
ARTICLE II. The United States of America and
his s.ajesty the Emperor Of China. believing that
she safety and prosperity Of commerce will thereby
best BE- promoted. agr-e that any privilege i'm
munity respect to trade nav tton within the
Chimes dominion> which may NJ" h=v been slip
ulated for by treaty, shall be subject 10 the d>cre
tion of the Chinese government and may be resu- |
lated by it accordingly. but not in n manner or
spirit 'mpatible with the treaty stipulatons OF
the parties. |
ARTICLE III The Emperor Of China shall have
the right tn app"int consus at rts Of the nited
States Who shall enjoy the anne privileges and /
imnunites those which enj ,y-d by public |
law and treaty in the United States by the uls
e Great Britain and Ru-sia. or either of them.
ARIIcLg ". TIE tsenty-ainth article of the
treaty of the 18th of June. 1885, having stipulated
for the exemption f Christian citizens Of the Uni
ted states aud Chinese cow rts from persecution
in China account Of their faith, it IL further
agreed that citizens Of the Unite states in hina.
Of every religious persuasion and Chinese subjects
in the United States, shall enjoy entire liner OF
and shall be exempt f ON ali disability
" persecution account Of their religions faith or
wOrshi in ei her country. Cemeteries for sePul.
lure Of the dead Of whatever nativity national
ty. shall be held in respect and free from disturb
NICE profsna ion. Il
ARrIcikv The United St,tes of America and
he Em,err # china cord,lly gnize the in
Aerent and iualienable right If change his
h-me and allegiance and also the mutua: advau-
Iaxe Of the free migration and emigration Of their
;itizeas ard suhj cts. respectively. from the one
iounfry to the other, r purp ses Of curl siry, of
ErAe u. permanent residents. The high c-n- |
Irartns p.rries, therefore, j in in Reproducing
my other than an entirely Voluntary emigration
Sr these purp-es. They CON e,lnentiy agree t"
pass laws making it pe.al uifrnse fl izen Of
he United States or Chinese subj cts to take Chi
sese subjects either to the United Stntes any
,sh-r f,r..gn ~. for Chinese ubject or
tizen Il the Uni. ed State to IKE CIT z-ns Of the
United States ., hina to any Othe- ffeign
'ountry. ~ishout their free AMI voluntary consent
resi- ectivrlv |,
ARTICLE VI Cisizens Of tie United States visit
ng or residing in China shall III y the same priv
lcses. imnunities ex-mrfi in respect To
fsvel resi- there he e:,jOs esi by the
itiz-n- ..r subjects Of the fsvr~,i ,.xt0n.
Ind reciproca;ly Chime subjects vi itinx e
idi-g the U.itei -tafes IA ii e. y the same
privileges. lmmnniii~s and exem I in .sI,~ct |
o travel r--id-' there be enj ,yed by
he citizens subj cts II the NOT favored n.tl,.
sut mo- hing he, en cnntAine-i shall be held t.
or nstura izstiun uJ-,n citi z~n- { the Uni ell ,
'sa's- in him. n.r upon the sui jecrs If hs i'll
he I'm { Staf.S
A,TIcL VII C'iz-ns It the United Sf tea si.ail
nj all the p-ivi.eg-s # the nui,l c eaucari,al
ns: ufn- nn.l-r q nfr''l The g.'ver. D,~nt - .
:hina anil rscipr' ally Li'--~ ~ufi-ct- shall
~ vi the p i.ges # the public educate "aI in
tliufion-, TN T. c..ntr i OF thu gver,n,-n ii
ne U.ut-.i States which a e e. joNrd in the re- .
peeu eouriries ly The riiizen- subject oi
he most favored iss The cit OF Il Uni .
I'd $ ates may he I. establish and til :,
eh.ui< ~Ithin Empire at China 1T f,s.~e pas--
nj recpr c,ily thine e -a'j cts may Ell y 'hr
ame privileges AMI inmunties in the United i
taie<. l.
A.TrLE VII. The United States. nlway- di-- r
aim an di-cnaraying all pr scfices &c unHec-s
Try sicfatin and n-eTveBtin d 0afI.,n in the
fs,r- domestic adm mist alton u! tll-r. Il 4,
rteby freely ii 81 i'm and d.,sv AN. in emit !,
riyh, IN in the 'i..,n-,ic a.imInisri a.
on of Oh regard so the C I,stfu,ti., Il r II n
a telegra,,hs Nv other mate iai infe'n~l m i
Movements. On the other han, his Majesty, the n
mper.r Of China iesei es L, hinis u Iigh Il
trOdu ing such Improvements within his ''Onn I,
ms With tits mutual understandings. il is ac iced 4
the contracting ties THAI il nj any tim here |
ter his imperial Majesty hal Get-rnine TO !.
ruct to bee Instructed wnrks.f the char m
ter mention-d wi hin tie enpiIe. and shall
AXE APP lrafini to IT,. Cnitea Stsfs> any other ga
ESTER. E" iiti 8 =" carry tut that olic,. =,
. t,fe wi that ra- tc-i, n and 9