The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

A PEOcLayaTI0S.


ia and tine Ts-T>in- Enpire, signed at TieEtslT
Ire 18Th day of june, 1855. were con luded and
signed by Their pleuitotentisries ut Washington,
tbs 18th day If July, lSos. which additional
articles are worI flr wori. a- follows:
Addii iona articles the treaty between the Uni
ted States Of America and tue Using Empire
Of the 18th OF Jun-. Is
Where's since the conclusion Of the treaty be-
tween the United states OF America and the Ia
Using Empire (GlinI) of the 18th OF June. ISIS.
circumstances have ari en- showing the necessity
IF aditi.nsl articles thereto the President of the
United States AMI the august soverei Of the Ia
Using Empire hay,. named FOX their pienipotentia-
res. Wit: the President Of the Tn It'd afes Of
America, william II seward, Secr-tsry Of State,
zni his VI sjesiy the Emperor of China, insou
Bnrlin-ane t-creiits,ias his Eny " Extraordinary
snd Minister Plenpotenti,Ey. and Chin Mans: nd
sun Chi t-kg. OF the second Chinese rank, ascot
aiei hi 4, eIyoy>ai' ministers Of his SAID NaJest,
and tine sail plelipotenti'rie-, alter having ex-
change their fall powers, found t. he in due ans.
proper form, have agreed upon the following l.
cIes:
Article Ills Majesty the Emperor Of China.
being OF the opinion that. IN III thus concessions
thu citizens subjects o. foreign powers q: the
privilege of residing certain tracts # land or
Tesor.nr 10 certain waters of that empire for rur
poses OF trade he has by means relinqu'shed ms
right Of tiirfs;4J pm Il I:isiii.II the said
llid ald w:Iges, hereby agrees that 10 sue cD1-
cess 1a or grant shall be construed TO give to any
power or party which rnts be a with or hos
tile tie Ul til states the :.It to attack the
citizens Of the Uaitcd states their property
within the Sli i1IIts w.ters. And the United
States for themselves, hereby aZree to abstain
from of r,fveiy II king the citizens or subjects
of ans power party or their Property with
which theS may ie at war On any such tract If
land waters II tae said ruI ire EuJ no hing in
this article shall b. Construed 70 prevent the Uni
tel States from resisting attack by hostile
power party upon taeir citizens or heir prep
srIy- II - III timer agree thu If any right or in
teTe,t il rry tract Of mi ia China has been |
-H,.fr ,. o.
C;ina u Tive Uuitel States their citiZ rs Tor
VIrp of ira le thIr grant shall in
no even bNC1lstrIet tiiyest the Chinese author
iJies OF Their right If inrisc s'n persons and
;rlpelty tn sail tract Of land, except 'sr
stisI right may hive been expressly reitHqui-he1 /
by tire. V
Article H. The Un5.ei States of America and /
his Majesty the Emperor If China believing hat /
the safety ant! prtS,eTi Cf commerce viii thereby
best b. promoted HErye that any privilege or i'm
muaity e>p-ct iotra!e II nayig ,t'oa within the
Chimes doniaiJR> wIiich may nrr h-v= beel sip !
ulstetiflr by treaty. shah b subject to the di-cre
sion OF the Chinese government and may lie re-J-
lated by il T,iiI-iy, hut hat in "a manner or
spirit inc atit!e wish the treaty stipula:iens OF
the parties
AETIrLE III The Emperor of China shall have
the ri-nt t. app int coHsuis a IT'S If the Untea
States. who snail euipv the privileges and
il:i11uaitics those when chi ,y.i ty public
and treaty the United States Icy the cpn>ulS
ii drelt Britain and Russia. or either Of them.
Article " Tae tseaty-aiuth article of the
treaty % the 18th Uf Iune iS5S. having stipulated
:r tile exemption # Christian citizens Of the Uni
ted states aud Chinese COW rts from persecution
in China account of their faith it l. further
greed shat citizens Of the Uuite states in china,
nf every reliIi persuasion AMI Chinese sub iccs
in the United ates. sha, eujoy entire liber d.
conscience and shall be exempt ON all Dis t'lity
n persecution On account Of their r. i-nss tai:l
,Eorslii in ii her country Cemeteries for seful
,ure Of the 6eaI Of whatever nativity NATIONAL
ftttI b.
2nce pro;sull ion.
aRrIciEV The United States of Amerira and
the ErnuerJr of China cordially gnize the in |
terent and ir.aiieaable right Of 10 chIn-- lis
4 eine and allegiance. and also the mutua: advan-
AGE Of the fee M grafton and emigration OF their
;iiizeEs and subj cts. respectively from the one
;ouutry t. tEe ether, EFp,szs of ctiri'sify, Of
-aie or Il, permanent residents. The high con-
factn- prTties, tLeref re, j in il reprobatng
my other than an entirely Voluntary emigration
,- these Tarpr-eS. They consequently agree to
laws ,kirE il PETAL fence f5T a oi Izer Of
ne United States Chinese subjects 10 take Chi
,ese sIIjecis either to the United States or any
.ther foreign com ~, or Tor Chinese subject or
tizea If the Unittd State tIle citizens Of the
United States to China or 10 any other freign
ountFy. without their free and voluntary consent
-5spectivelv II
ARTICLE W. Citizens IF tie United States visit
ny or resting ia China shall enjoy the same priv
ieses imniuniiies exemptions in respect 10 ,
rayeI or residence may there lie enjoy ed by the
itizeas or subjects Of the must f.yoTe nation.
Ind reciprocaIiy. Chinese subjects visiting or re-
ding in the Uuitei States shall enjoy the same
Eiviieges iImuIisiCs G;ai exeHll, Ons in respect
o travel or residence may there he enjoyed by
he citizens or subjects If the most favored nation.
SUIT Iol bling herein cnutaInel shall be held to CON-
er HItura zstion upon citizens # the United
tate 'hint. r.n5n the sui jects Of hina in
be United States.
ARTIrI- VII Citizens of the United States shall
1iey all the privileges Of the public educational
uiioIs under 4! rtrs'l Of the governmental
hina and reciprocaily. Chinese subjects shall en-
" all the privileges Of the public educational in
.i;ut;ons. unter the control OF the glyernmen; Of
se Ul.Ite.I states. which are enjoyed in the re-
Dectrve countries by the citizens or subjects Of
ne most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni
a States may freely establish and maintain =
hoois within the Empire Of China at those places
here foreigners by treaty permitted to reside,
N recip-,,cally Chinese subjects may enjoy the
me privileges AMI im-lanities il the United
afes.
ARTICLE VII. The United States. always dis !
.uln ami disclGraging all practices of unreces u
~ .iictation ans. ntervention by nation in the u
ssr, or domestic administration of .ther. do q
.res,y freely di-clr.a and dislvuw any intention
right 10 intervene in the domestic ainIInist?a-
IN Of China in regard 10 the construction Of rail p
a : telegrsphs other material internal I'M =
uvementS. On the other hand. his Majesty, the III
nperor Of China. reserves to himself the right tic
cid, The tire and manner and circun-t .L'e ct
lro:rcIng such improvements within his COMM
q With tbis mutual understanding II Is agreed
the contracting parties thar II al any time here
er mis- imperial Majesty thali cetermIne 10 c n /
uct TO be constructed works Of the char /.
Ter mentioned wit hin TIE empire. anu snaii n,
Ike apil:catior t. the United States any other !,
stern ficilitis to carry ont that policy. D,
United States will in that case. desle and "
,horize suitable eneireers To be employ by the tt
inese go eminent and will recommend to other &c
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