Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-25

I britannia Majesty. The Government of the United
States may also suspend the right of carrying grant
ed in favor the subjects of Her Britannia Majesty
j under this article in the Dominion of Canada
should, at any time, deprive the citizens OF the
United States of the OF canals III said Dominion
on terms of equality with the inhabitants OF the
Dominion as provided in Article XANII.
ARTICLE xSxu
/ The Government of Her Britannia Majesty further
engages to urge upon the Parliament of the Domin-
ion Of Canada and the Legislature of New Brunswick
that export other duty be levied on lumber or
timber of any kind cut ON that portion Of the
Arneri an territory the state OF Maine watered by
the river ST. John and its tributaries, and hoated
down that river to the sea- where the same shipped
to the United States from the province of New
Brunswick; and in any such export or other
duty continues to be levied after the expiration of
one wear from the date of the exchange of rainca-
tons of this treaty, is agreed that the Government
of the United States may suspend the right of carry
ing herein aforementioned in Article xxx of this
treaty for such period such export or other duty
may be levied.
ARTICLE XXI.
1t is further agreed that the provisions and stipu-
lations of Article XVIII to XIV of this treaty in
elusive shall extend to the colony of Newfoundland
far as they are applicable but il the Imperial
Parliament, the legislature of Newfoundland, or
the Congress of the United States shall not embrace
the colony of Newfoundland in their laws enacted
for carrying the foregoing articles into effect then
this article shall be of effect but omission to
make provision by law to give it effect, by either of
the egsla bodies aforesaid, shall not in any way
impair any other of the articles of this treaty.
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ARTICLE NXAih
Articles XVIII to XIV inclusive, and Article xxx
of this treaty, shall take effect the laws
required to carry them into operation shall have
been passed by the Imperial Parliament of Great
Britain, by the Parliament of Canada and by the
Legislature of Prince Erward : Island. on the
hand, and by the Congess of the United Strtes
the other. Such asset ia of boon given, said
tices shall rema IN force Dung period OF ten years,
the TT which thes may cease to operate or u-
til the expiration of two years after either of the
high contracting parties shali nave given notice 10
the other OF Its wish to terminate the same.
The Northern boundary.
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Whereas, II Is stipulated by artcie OF the treaty
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tween the territory of the United States and that of
Her Britannia Majesty from point on the forty
ninth parallel of north latitude up to which il had
ALREADY hcen ascertained should be continued vest
ward along said parallel of north latitude to the mid
die of the channel which separates the continents
from Vancouyer's Island and thence southerly along
the middle of said channel and of Fucia Strait to the
Pacific Ocean. and whereas the comm ssoners
anpoined by the two high contracting parties to de-
termine that norton of the boundary which runs
I southerly through the middle channel aforesaid,
were unable to agree on the same and, whereas, the
/ Government of Her Britannia Majesty claims that
such boundary line should upder the terms of the
treaty above recited be run through Rosario Straits
and the Government of the United States claims
that II should be run through the canal DeHaro tits
agreed that the respective claims OF the Government
az Nor Rrtannic Majesty and of the United States
shall be submitted TO the arbitration and award of
His Majesty the Emperor of Germany who. having
regard TO the aforementioned Articles of SAID
treaty shall decide thereupon finally and without
appeal which of these claims is most in accordance
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ARTICLE XNXVI.
A written printed of each of the two par
ties accompanied by the evidence offered in support
OF the sarle snail De lalu before HIS Majesty the
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cases. After a written or printed case shall have
been communicated by each party to the other, each
party shall have the power OF drawing up and laying
before the arbitrators second and DEFINITE state
ment, If they think mt to do in reply to the case
OF the other party 80 communicated, which Definite
statement shai be so laid before the arDralors ana
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six months from the date of having fine first state
ment of the case before the arbtrators