Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-14
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ers h1s x snS1ts e KS t IS III P stsies st On atscarMaaiioat
frtendship and ality with MI the contendinE POW
eA and with tbs persops inhabtlns their several
And Shsrsn srA.i numbers erthG citizens or me
mirions Cf each 81 the said belhserehts, and carry
And whereas creat nufi5efs Of TIC subjects OF
eluieus ofcachaof The Sid bllgerents reads within
and carr u. eotninsfce; trade. or other ouslnesso or
purtulal ~therein.. 80 !;Ey .JInIl Inily5s ,.,I
out interfering With the nee expression 0 opinion
and sympathy, or! with thB open manufacture or
sale Of arms @ munitions Of S.s, nsySftse,sss. I'M
ritory and j1risliction the dnty OF an impartial neu.;
tF, wv during tssssi ~ efii lime, q ( te S sS9ts 3 ;.,Atbd tloof|
the United stsfss, n order oSpfesrSe b netsa.
lty ot tho uuited States and Of their eittIsns and
persons within their t~ertftsty lsnd Iuusdietioh, and
q; enforce thsir laws anu IN ofasr Ina X an psrsons
treaties Of the United Ststes in this behalf, and OF
the law Of. millions, may thus be prevented from an
stsre snd pfoelsi% that 81 y Tie act pssscd On tSS sti
day OF April, A. D.. 1878, commonly known as the
I, GHss e. ssas. s Iss;s .s :Rs sq SsUsIIIs. sS s;i RI 1 &C. sslsI.
tory and jurisdiction OF the United States. TO w.t.:
i Accepting and exercising . compission 70 serve
either otIthe said Selllgerents BY land or BY sea
2. Enusting or entering Into the service Of either
OF iSs ,S said . Sel GSSS as s as s sS.aisT e 81 x AZ : i mirih 81
VI olhh U u w w. . tNs#~
). Hiring Or retaining another person ttos ehhstc,
enter7 himself In. the service Of either Of The said
belhgerents as q soldier, or as o marine, or seaman
on board Of any vessel OF war, letter OF marlue' or
p~r1vAtccr. N1.lut.| o urflos.E ava .J..a!.'
& ! tp H!i!es sSe y &c at F'iisd = s &c s:y sI's ISit 15pI e
5: Hiring another person to go beyond the limit.
service as Aforesaid. ., -
%, Retaining another person to go beyond othe
limits q the United States with intent 70 DO enlisted
!; Eeia,SinS SnOIhsr pcsses 70 81 beyond g ths
t eoSst sSasls e q ss s1SSd' q I ei Snas t " s salS ~ Il eithsG
| bellgerept who. beinktrlnSently within the Quilted
s.a ,ss mall 5f n eG INV, q Within S5H Sei ~ 6 Gb +TsFl stssss,,
| was lifted and equipped a. such vessa OF var, enlist
or enter himself or hire or retain lpother suhteet3 %
within the United States. to enlist or enter himself
war. Il the United States shall then be At peace With
&. Fitting out and arnlng. or attempting to ct out
and arm; or procuring 10 DC fitted out and armed, OF
knowingly being concerned In me nlr1ishLE. ntung
such ship or Vessel shall be employed In the service
OF either Of tho said bellserents. : gil r..,I.yIE
.%esi. t | ~ , Sr isafiisStIs1le y The & so Uaiiss sta sss9 sSr s sas
ship or vesselto theintentt that she may be employed
10. Increasing or aus1ncnting, or procuring to be
Increased or augmented, or knowingly being con.
cerned IN increasing or auGnenpng, the force o. any
OF the time OF her arrival within the United States
was o ship Of wal, cruiser, or arnied vessel IN the
service OF either Of the said bellgerents, q belong.
Ing TO the sihJects or citizens OF either. BY adding
otho number Of guns OF such vessels. OF by ehang.
inf those on board OF her for guns or d larger callbre.
or BY the addition thereto OF any equipment solely
ii. Beginning, or setting on foot or providing or
preparing tho means for any military eXpedltion,or
rsdiction OF the United States against the t~erritories
or domlnions OF either Of the said belligerents..
And l do further declare and proclaim that BY the
10Th article Of the treaty OF amJty and m
which was concluded between his Majesty the King
81 Prussia and tn" United Stats Of America on the
~, yIH.s Day y Of 81 July, !ysa 4; D p M; T !. a. D. sT Isss' p ys e,
the same parties, and IL still In force, Il was asrred
that :" tho vessels OF WAT. public md private, Of both
eRSHs vessels and effects taken tiom their enemies:
Without being obliged to pay anyduties charges or
f 6se. 70 S oaE IA. Il s aSm''I p4,4es 3 81 ts ar ssss9n ssa Sr AZ
or put under any legal process. when they come TO
or enter the ports Of the other party; but may freely
TIC places expressed in iheir commission. which
the commanding ofieer OF such vessel shall be Obliged
And l do further declare and proclaim that It has
The United States by. the Envoy .EStToriinary and
liberation, at Washington. that private property Oh
the high seas will be exempt from seizure by the
ships Or his Majesty tic King or Prussia. without
And do further declare and proclaim that II has
hgcn officially communicated TO. the Government Of
Minister PIenipotentIaiy OF his Msjcsty the Empe-
ror OF the French. at Washington, that orders have
been given that In the conduct OF the war tho com.
s %sss sSaii % ss faSS hassS1 observe tSsssss toxsFa neutral eaa pow.
cps the rules oftnteruauonal law. and that thnS
s sssla ssiISsly o@ fd iSs Sd n sns P Of SI1is' S 81, i tSe IN y ie of
IA AHi' fe MAJ rs sab aSonsSed. I'd. that he neutral dis
band OF war. u. That neutral goods, with tho ex-
ccptlon OF c0ntnband or war, are not liable TO cap.
tnre under The snsinys naa; an: thai e,0Skndes,
shy, maintained by force sufficient reallyt TO prevent
kceessto the coastof the enema: and that. although
tlon or 1884, the vessels OF his Majesty VIII not seize
enemy's property found on board OF q vessel OF the
United States, provided that property Is not contra
SAiid I DO further declare and proclaim that ne
statutes Of the United States and the law Of nations
i H,sfs Is3S.1e o S1t sse sI J RflsSapis NatS4l s sSsif ' taSs p srS
directly or indirectly. IN the said war, but shall 70:
main at peace with each OF the said beilleercnts. and
SHAH maintain q strict and Impartial neutrality, and
TINT whatever privileges shan be accorded TO one
bslIigerent within tho ports Of the Cntted States,
'H Snd IF / 10 IL i ssfe lSse enSdin a 81 tSs se % III eir SsasIo Il The
United States. aud all persons residing, or being
within the territory or Jurisdiction Of the Unitep
SS 'ssit CO eo StsSrye 70 t"f th ,sp pro VISIONS Il q ~" the aid IiD s,a,.
utes,or II violation Of the laws OF nations In that
sptaiI. 49, .
And 1 do hereby warn oil citizens Of the United
States, and all persons residing or being within their
territory or Jurisdiction that, while the free and full
expression OF sympathies in public and private Is
not restricted by the laws OF the United States, mill.
thrS forces In aid OF either bclltgerent cannot law
fully be originated or organized within their lurts'
dicti0n: and that while all persons may lawfully,
and without restriction by reason 81 the aforesaid
state or war, manufacture and sell within the Unked
States arms and munitions Of war, and other articles
ordinarily known as "c6ntfabaDd Of war" yet they
cannot carry such articles upon tho high seas for the
use or service OF either belligerent, nor can they
transport soldiers and of1cers Of either. or attempt
TO break any blockade which may be lawfully cstab'
iished and maintained during the wal. without IN
CURING the risk OF hostile capture. and the penalties
II denounced by tho law OF nations In that behalf.
And 10 hereby give notice that al citizens OF the
United States and Others who may claim the protec'
ton OF this. Government, who may misconduct
the In the premises, will do 70 at their peril,
II ami that they can In no wise obtain any protection
II from the Government OF the United States against
the consequences Of their misconduct.
In witness whereof, / have hcreunto set my hand.
ana S9s fap''a shs sea- 9, zoe ont,ea Ss'a.e' 10 o'e'
Done q The city Of Washington. this twenty
r., ST. second day OF August, in the year OF our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and seventy,
and OF the Independence OF tho United States Of
America the nlnety.tth. U. s. GRANT.
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