The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06
A PKoCLAEATI0N.

Whereas certain nd lito,,al articles TO the treat.
now in force between the United sta es # Amer
ia AMI the ia Using Empire signed at TientsII
f,:e lssh day OF June. iS5s, were con lEded ant
sigsei by Their pier i.ot-ntisries TT Washington,
ON the 18th day # js.Iy, lsbS. which additional
articles ale. wori fIr word. as follows:
AG,i io.al articles To the treaty between the Uni
ted State, If America and the Ia Using Empire
Of The 18Th of JAM. l. s
Where's since tie conclusion. of the treaty be-
twceu the Unirei states vi America and the Ia
Using Umpire (CIna) of the 18th OF June, ISIS.
circumstances nave ari en- sh win. The necessity
of a!iti nal articles teIet the President Of the
United states ;;rr the august >,verei o the Ia
Tsiu. E.upire have named for their pleHipotentia
ri-s t. Wit: the tresi-nt Of the I'm d : ares II
Anne ic7, vi liam II seward. Secret Try Of State.
ami his ,Jesty the Emperor OF China, ns"n
Enrlin- aE-. a credited as his Envy tx raornary
anil Minister Pien ppIcntItry. and Chi:i Hang and
sun Chi rku. of the second ChLe>e rank. ascot
ated hi IN ehyovsa'r' minister, at HI, said NaJe>t
and the sail iienippt-nri'res, "a ter having eN-
changed their fail powers found To- be In due ans.
proper frm, have agreed upon the following ar'l-
cles:
ARTICLE I His Majesty the Emperor If China,
being Of the opinion that IN III liking concessions
20 III citizens subjects o. foreign powers OF the
privilege of teSi.iiu- certain tracts Il land or
resortng {, cersain waters of that empire tor pur
poses If de tie has by means relinqu shed his
right of .ii,Ient dom anini over the said
land aud uare hereby agrees that no -uc corr
Cess on grant shall b- cJnil ue't 10 give to any
p,xer Of party which M he war with or hos
tile To the United >tttes the right TO attack the
cit zens Of the United states or their property
With the al! isni- or And the United
states for themselves. hereby agree l., abstain
frm off n. vey "a KIN. tie citizens or subjects
Of any power or party OF their Ir'p-rty with
which tIer - br at war on any such tract It
lam! waters ( the -;tf -iri ire tut no hing in
this srticl- l,a b.. c is5fael 70 prevent the Uni
tie stats from RESISTING attack b, anv hostile
power party up their cItix-n" or heir prop
e-.y 10 Is agree tn AZ II any right ar in
terest in ,ny tract Of | n in hiIa hts been
sh,ii hereafter b. granted b. the GIVE "a" eat of
China e. the United States sr their Titz rs tor
ps-p ,.es If trade thai grant shall ia
NO event d. Construed tiive-t the Chinese author
tiles their right If jlris lie i'ii persons AMI
property IN sail t1s-t ci t,. except 81 tar a
thai s!t may have been expressly relinqui-hed
by trra v
ARiicLE IL The United States OF Amer and
his aesty the Emperor # thins b,leyiri:- that
,he safety and pr,SI-ri IF Commerce will thereby
best b. pro,,iosvsi acre that Iri iler or I'M
muuity respect tojrle Ut na,i- 'tInn within the
Crimes d.rmi :iiJn> wii,h NAV not hsv b-en slip
ulatri for by treaty. siis b. subJec; tn the ,i>cte
tion of the shiue-e government and may he reeu |
iAfed by 1t accordingly. hut net in manner OF |
spirit inc laiible wi'h the treaty sipulations OF
the parties.
Asr,rLg III The Emperor If China shall have |
the right app int eorssils rts If the tnited
states. who stall ey,j,y the privileges and
imnunites th i-e which are chi Nd by public |
Law and the United States hy the con us |
Of G. ear Brira N and Ru-sia. either If rien,-
ARIIcLEIv. The t.enty--iinili sicle of the |
treaty Of the 18th of Jnn. 1855. having s'ipnlai,
fur tn exemption Christian .itZ If the uni
ted -ta,e- aud Chinese c,nv rfs frs'n persecution
In China count OF their faith. 1t IL further |
sgre-d that citizens Of the Uttei >iate> in hina
Of every reli.i an ChIne-- uljects
in the United 5 atvs shall eFj'v entir- liier of
cnnscience and shall lie EXEMPT ON all disability
persecution acc'ar' IF their religions faith or
Worshi in ri her country Cemeteries for selui. |
ture If the deal Of whatever u,'ivify or national
ity. shall b- held in re-prct AMI free from disturb
ance proftua on
ARrir.Ey The United Sites Of Amerira and /
I'll. En-, err e him, rorii lily gnize the in
heren and ipsl enable right # man To eh me his
ME and Allegiance AMI aisb the mntGi. asiva,-
tage OF the ee mig afion and emigration of their
cifize,s Il suhj CTS. RESPECTIVELY. fr'in the one
erunrry To the other, purp Of curl siry. of
sraie a. permanent re-,e,f -. The high con
ira 4 ne ri--, Therefore. in il reprob't'ng
Any other than entirely Voluntary emigration
for these pu pres They con eqnen'Iy agree to
pass laws m-kirg il PEI nj fen e T" n 1 izen OF
the Unif-,l States thin-S- Suij cts to take Chi
ne>e subjects either 10 the United States nr any
Other FIRE IN nv. FIR eli iese -ubject or
citizen f the Cni,ei State to Ike cit of the
United States T., nina or TO any other foreign
county. without their free AMI voluntary Consent
req ertvelv
AkricIs VI Citizens Of tie United States visit
irg r--l ny t., ClinA shrli - the sumo priv
t;ege-. imnunities .r exemptions in respect 10
travel tners- he eriJos Ell by tie
ciiiz-ns -ui,j let's of the M ~ favored cation
And reciprocsiy Chin--e subjects vi itin:
sssi The U it-si >ts,e-. ii IL e. " tie ssni-
privii ges Immuniri,s AMI eN-m Z in r, si'-cI
tn travel :i-t c.. my there be enj we'd by
the ctizriss snij If the moi f,vufr'i n;tio
Fu, n, Tin he, eii cnutsrei shall lie held t.
fer n-.tuta sti,in uir,n citiz -nS # the Cni'ed
state VA him. nr Gpn the sui Ieets II i.iIa ia
the I'm states ,
ArrrcL vi Ci'iz-ns If the United 81 ties -lan
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chii.s and pr. aiiv. iiu.-e -ui-ct- -irtl IN
10y Il the T. i.=e> the public .tl;it,ti a.',i IN +.
ur;un-. lie mir ! oi The g,'vcTiaI-n III !
the U ute! STATES which I'd in The re- !
peel t.iu..tTes by the ,Trizen> subject az
he it f,s"rr.t naiTon The riiIz-n- ui q e Cni q
ted n:ay fte l. establish and MAI, il, a
rh wii.u Empire "f C:iint at ti'~e pia r-
sh r.. -is.ners are iy ea'y -mi' tel To tie.
mt ,erip- criy han. >rij may 81 y The !,
'i,ae p.tvilrg-s AMI la niunIti.s In the united
la !.
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'ain disc s;r,sit2 All 'ci'cess II unrsc--
.l,gatI''n t.ii ervcnti IA 10 o nati'n IN the
fis .i.t, mist sfion iiI"r- d 1,
'-ieSy freely ii 81 i'm anil di-av ar, In emf II l.
+ ri..l,; me- the .i..iri a.iinIhi-,
pf tn re.str,l in the ,i>ir:srtif II ii n
t.tea-rIyt,- other ns'e tl ini.' ,,.l IL
rvemear-- a., the ,tllsr u n hrs Majesty. The :,
nf,-r,- If Cnirs reserves hiiii>.I ~ ii,h I,
eci,is- siIs- time anal ci.sIsn e> IT,.
tfrss.u -'irh imp-uven ents within his ain,-
rs NTH O. i nsutu,i urlsrT> s,Ii';I. IL iced
y tls. r.trxrii. z - Z th.f II tim here |
fer his imperial -, hi fnis- TOO II n
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s'.r 4 vi hin tc eu pie. ami siia!i
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