The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-18

PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional Articles to the treaty
now in force between the United Eta Is If Amer
ia ani the Ia-rsing Empire, signed at Tientsin
tie 18th DAY of June. ISIS, we've Con liided and
signed by their peni,,otentiaries nj Washington
on the 18th day II July, lsos. which additional
articles are. wur! for word, as follows:
Additional articles the treaty between the CRi-
ted States Of America and the Using Empire
If the 18th Of Jua-, ISIS
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the united STATES Of America and the Ia
T,.n- Empire (Chins) Of the 18th OF June. lS-s>-
Circumstances have agi-en showing rhe necessity
Il additional articles thereto. the President Of the
United States and the august soverei n o. the Ia
Tsin- Empire, have named for their pienip1tentia-
rss to Wit. the Pre-i Lent Of the I'm It'd States OF
Ameries. William II seward. Secrettry Of State.
and his Majesty the Emperor uf China, -n>on
T;nrlInzan.e. accredited as his Envly Extraordinary
sat Minister Plenippteutilry, and thii- h.Ii and
Sun Chi,-Ku of the second Chinese rank aSsoci-
ated high ENJOYS an ministers of hi, s.lii NaJe>ts,
aad the sud 2ienipoten-itrie- ter having ex-
changed their fC,l powers, found t. lie in due anC
proper firm, have agreed upon the flii'"iIs ar l.
c.es-
sx-TcLxI His Majesty the Emperor Of China
being of the opinion thst, IN IN king c1nces>,ti-
to the citizens subject o. foreign powers Of the
privilege OF residing. Certain tracts II land or
r,sortin 10 certain waters 81 thst empire Tor rur-
Is,>es Of trade he has 10y iheau- rtlnqu'shedh s
right Of eminent domain ur d':riint q over The san
IlI,i and waters. hereby agrees that 20 sue cl''-
s..,yn or grant shah BE- c,n,tI Ge,l 10 give 10 any
power or party which be a war with or hos
lie n the Tl'rai states the right to attack the
citizens If the United states or Their property
withii. the said lands or waters And the United
States fur themselves, hereby agree to abstain
from Offsnsivey attacking toe citizens or SUBJECTS
If any power or party cr their property With
vtich they NAV be At any such tract II
f.1 or waters # the SAD. empire Ert no hing in
this Article shall be clstTue-! 10 prevent the tR-
from -rrfE-s r4-k
,.r,r az party upon their citizens or heir prop
srty- IL Is further agreed that if any right or in
forest in any :Tlct Of ! mi IN China has been o
,h,I. hereafter b. granrei by the govern Tenr of
China T. the United States or their citizens Tor
IuT, scs If trade commerce. THAR grant shall IN
ne event be construed = dive-t tie CHINESE author
tiles Of their right II jHrs ion over Persons anu
property wit. said tract 81 land, except 50 lar a
fia. right NAV have been expressly reiiugGI>hed
by tresy.
ARrICiz II. The United States Of America and
Us Majesty the Emperor If China. believing THAI
tle safety and prosperity Of commerce VIII thereby
best Be promoted. aErre that any privilege OF irl
inuuity respect to trade r navigation within the
Chimes darainions which nIly not h@v- been slip
l.tei for by treaty. snail Be subject t. tue ll7cre
ti,n of the Chiue-e government aH'! may be EeEu-
lated bv il ac.a riiugIy, but Mt in manner or
-;irif incompatible wIth the lreaty supu;:ioHs oi
the parties.
AkrIcIE III The Emperor IF China shall have
the right app int colsu!s n p IT'S If tie United
states. who shall enjoy the =s-.e Privileges and
ir.nuntieS a. those wtfc.i are enj ,yed by public
law AMI treaty in the United STATES ~ tie cun-us
III Great Brira Il and Russia, or either a Them
ARTICLE " The tveuty-ainth article If tie
treaty Of the 18th q June ios. having stipulated
for the exemption # Christian citizens II the NJ
ted states and Chinese converts from persecution
in China on account Of thrir faith. II Is further
agreed that citizens Of the Jtei >5a-es in hiila
II every reliri Us persuasion an Chinese subjects
III the Uuitei States shall eniOy entire hher'y o.
conscience, and shall be exempt oIi all disability
~ persecution account IF their resI0ss faith Or
wpr-his. in .irh her county Cemeteries Tor seful-
tare Of the deal Of whatever nativity or nstionsi
i;y shall bc held in respect AMI free from disturb
,Ilce OF gof,naIiun- a..
ARTIr.E " The United States of America and
the EIIJ error IF China cordially GIlZe the IN
herent and inaIienable right If to change his
hnuie aud allegiance. and alsp the mUtua a'ivan-
taye Of the free migration and emigration OF their
citizens and subjects. respectively. fToia the one
country to the other. purposes Of curiosity, OF
tr,,i- Or Is permanent residents The high Con-
r-actin. ptrrie-, therefore, in ia reprobat,ng
any other than efIrirely voluntary emigration
tJ- these purposes lheE co,lrelheh'iy ssres 10
mss llws nakir. it penal fence fJr citizen OF
;he Unit.I States or Chinese subjects to take Chi
1-se subjects either 10 the United States or e. any
ether foreign country. or T,r Chinese subject or
citizen f the UniIsd State to take citizens Of the
United States 10 China or to any other foreign
cluntry without their fee and voluntary CONSENT
respectively
Article vi. Citizens of tie United States visit
ileses innIunities exemptions in respect 10
travel or residence may there he enjoyed by the
citizens subjects OF the most favored nation.
Ar;! relurocally Chinese subjects whiting or re-
siding IN the United states. shall enjoy the same
privileges mmuBities, and exemptions IN respect
To travel or re-itierce, may there be enjoyed by
the citizens subjects # the most favored nation.
B,:t nothing herein contained shall be held To con
ter naturalization upon citizens # the United
state China. upon the subjects Of tLiEa III
tie United States
AsTIcLg VII Citizens Of the United States shall
enjoy all the privileges Of the public educational
INSTITUTIONS under thee ntrUl IF the government OF
China and recipr"clly, Chinese subjects shall en-
iy ali the privileges Of tue pGblc educational III
,titrtor.- under the control OF the government Of
the Uaited States which are enjoyed in the re-
Stective countries by the citizens or subjects oil
the most favored nation The citizens Of the Uni
ted States may fTeelS establish and MAINTAIN
schools within the Empire Of China AT those places
ah.re foreigners are by treaty permitted to reside
and recipr,caliy Chinese subjects may enjoy the
same privileges and iIamUnities IN the United |
states.
Article VIII. The United States. always de- |
claim NJ AMI sins all practices Of unneces
-srv tic,tion and Intervention by one nat'f IN the
Affairs or domestic atluEist atom OF an'tter. do
hereby freely di-clsin and disavov any intention |
or right 20 intervene the domestic at'ministia-
ton Of China IL, regard 10 the construction Of rail-
rsss te!egraphs Or other material Internal I'M
prUrernenrs ON the other hand. his Majesty, the /
u,per.r Of China reserves t. himself the night 10
decide the time ali AMI ciTcunl>ttns es Of
introducing such improvements within his COMM
If.s With this mEtusI understanding II Is agreed i
by the contracting - ties that II AZ any time here
after his imperial M.jesty shali determine 10 n
.truct or cause be Instructed works Of the char
,et.r mentioned within the empire. ara shiii
make ap, Ii alton t. the Unite@ States or any other
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