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PROTOCOL.
DONE At sTocKHoLM, MAY %, IS

DONE AT STOCKHOLM MAY g. 1869.
The undersigned met to-day to sign the
convention agreed upon in conformity with
their respective full powers, relating TO the
citizenship Of those persons who emf
crate from the United States of America
to Sweden and Norway, and from Sweden
and Norway 10 the United States Of Amer
lea; on which occasion the following OBJ
seryations more exactly defining and ex-
planning tie contents OF this convention,
were entered III the following protocol:
l. Relating TO the first article O. the con
TCntion.
1t is understood that if citizen Of the
United States of America has been dis.
charged FROM his American citizenship or
on the other side, if "a Swede or a Nor
wegian has been discharged from his Swed-
ish or Norwegian citizenship, in the man
ner legally prescribed by the government
of his original country, and then in the
other country in rightful and perfectly
valid manner acquires citizenship, then an
additional five years residence shall no
longer be required: but person who has in
that manner been recognized as a citizen Of
the other c0antrv shall, from the moment
thereof, be held and treated as Swedish or
Norwegian citizen, and, recipgocally, as a
citizen OF the United States.
,. Relating to the second article Of the
convention.
# former Swede or Norwegian, who,
under the 1irst article, is TO be held as an
adopted citizen OF the United States o.
America has emigrated after he has al
tanned the age when he becomes liable 10
military service, and returns again to his
original country, it is agreed that he re
mains liable to trial and punishment for an
action punishable by the laws OF his original
country and committed before his eMigra-
ton, but not for the act OF emigration it.
self, unless thereby have been committed
any punishable action against Sweden or
Norway, or against Swedish or Norwegian
citizen, such as non-fulfllment OF military
service, or desertion from the military
force or from q ship, saving always the
limitation established by the Jaws OF
the original country, and any other
remission OF liability to punishment; and
that he can be held to fulfil, according to
the laws, his military service, or the remain
ing part thereof.
,. Relating to the third article Of the
convention.
It is further agreed that if a Swede OF
Norwegian, who has become a naturalized
citizen OF the United States, renews lis
residence in Sweden or Norway without the
intent to return to America. he shall be held
by the government of the United States to
have renowned his American citizenship.
The intent not to return TO America may
be held to exist when the person so nat
uraized resides more than two years IN
Sweden or Norway.
JOSEPH j. BARTLETT,
And whereas the said convention and
protocol as amended have been du!y rati-
fed Oh both parts, anG the respective rati-
teatiOns OF the same were exchanged ~
Stockholm on the fourteenth dag Of june
in the year one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-one, by c. g. Andrews, Min
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Sen.aO. -alS6 sf %0ato.

ITO Paosz papers cell of dacl on - q,jan .
between 1'Fo 9lasicians. Thy pIa6e4 20
to;cT-%jgaS oJurs wiJuoug food or siriuEo
Having commenced with pieces Of sedaco)
ehaoaet.p. they passed IN to waltzes, SCI
l4snee - 0geratic masic. One bad ?laJal
she Misere5e in II Toovas0re" 80 qi1aee,
and w@s oonucnciagoA tho I've auudro .
ard eigG @--Es6s Performance Of that 9iecaa
when Lesa1k % g-e no fnore. The Othe :
was cOETeBe,o 20 9hc 3losDital. sis liz being
despa.ree g. ,aa. q '!ss Sous sepos Gase OF
der.ng -:oS- S-a..Gag os3gra?.09o
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States, shall be held by the government o.
Austria and hungary % % Az american CIV
sens. and shall be treated as sQch'
keClprocally, cltlzGns o! LAe OAIIou States
q America who have resided u t4e teirlto-
res Of the Austro-H lngariah monarchy an-
iLterruptedly at least five years, ana cQIln (
such residence have become naturailZeo
citizens Of the AustrD- hungarian monarchy y
shall be held by the United states 70 pc
citizens Of the Austro-HungaTlan MONARCHY
and Shall be treated as such.
Tie declaration OF an lhtenI4oH ~ oeLgliie
? citizen q tie enc or the otEer country mas
80. g9r ether party the effect OF naturallza-
.t.r,
AETICfE Ho
e.,,-,.7.7o.q citizen OF ghe one partv, on
- the territory Of the other party,
- IiaGIa 10 trial,and ulni-hmeut for
: Lo''..- punishable Dy the laws of his
90 .-,rn+ry committed before bis emf
10 saI-inr always the limitation eatab-
'.Rc. bv the laws Of his original country
=. Ear REMISSION Ok liability 20 pun
.. AZ III. 800
-t',.;c,,1ap p former citizen OF the
o - ZIMMERMAN Monarchy. who, under
HI artf ela il IL, he held an an American
10, - IiaI,Ie 10 trial and punishment. &C
=, ~ tvs nf Arstro- HUNGARY. for
.-.s .,Ii,,lIrcert NJ military dutv:
J.. he Fas prnfrrattd. after having
...,'- t-.,E.e3 il tia time Of conscyutiyn.
~ .G[s Tavius become enrolled as Il
60 ~. - .o-,-;o. IL +ha standing army,
- 4 w ~ III. .,,,ia,ra+4d while he stood
.. - ~ -1r5er ne flag. or mad q Leave
~ NJ ~ g,.I-, al ] Emited time.
= $500 ~ Iaave az absence for an
whimsical time. or belonging 10 the reserve
IavfDg received call into service, or aiJeF
&pubIc proclamation Teqal nS7' appeal
an e, or after war mas oEoAeu ouy;
On the other hand, 2 ioE,leL t4I-|oE i y ~ =!
AIe-ro-Hungaran MONARCHY Has"L a., 1,'t -, -
ne United States WHO " oE , @l.eI ~
On. grafton has transgresseo IEe -eS&l pro
'is.oHs On LnllVaLS ot;5 W 80 g.; on7Ir,er
OMISSIONS other thah lhoSe a"oF0 ~ 'lel,
a-eG z the clauses numbered one' ~ an: @LI
three, can, on ms return 70 L.S w '7 ~
'y915[y Les mean, ~ reIoa;n ;ab7e to trial
s.NG N I!t--tlt I,,I-, l'-
-.'7 - svTrr.TE III.
r.o Convention for the mutual delivery
'n;,,;rs1e fnoifiye= from Justice con
-.-liaI iii tTr +lEir1 DC July. 1856. between
II. a ,,,,z-arr,nert Of the United States of
-, m the one part ard the BustrO-
+, Zen Monarchy on the other part. as
,- ~ - IN @dditioDal convention, signed
~. no A;gF.h Of Nav, 1873, to the treaty OF
.l-,r,u4rr9 and navigation concluded be-
tween the said goyeTnments on tne SWen .l,
seventh Of August, 1922, ana especially Ihe
simultaneous OF trl-o.1 I = IL dalivsrv
d.t.OpGl convention concerning Ii.S oe--N a..S
o. tie dese@ters from rne Eial,S "a "'i "nt
M -rchau- vessels remain ~ 4ot1c "isHo'O
GLANCE.
ARTICLE w.
r--, a~.,.,r,r+ from the ope state. who.
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Eg tie President:
HAMILTON FISH.
Secretary 9. SAFE.
:! pROCLANATIOH.


"a yI:. PRESIDENT OF Ifif. .Ei:E.Zs STATES
OF AMERICA.
Convention and protocol between ne United
States Of America and sweden and Nor
; Observation-Disclosures. Signed May 70.
1863: ratified December =. :oI4: En-
changed June Il, ISL: proclaimed .anu-
! aIy y. 1872.
! WHEREAS. 4 convention AM! protocol be-
| tween the United States % America and his
| Majesty the King OF Sweden and Norway
| were concluded aud sigu"! by theiS "espec.
, tive ptenipotentiares, at the city OF
! Stockholm. on the tHentv-oixth DAY "a May,
! 1869. which convention and protocol AZ
F.; amended by the Senate OF the United States,
! and being in the English and Swedish
| languages, are word for word as follows:
| The President Of the United STATES Of
! America and his Majesty the King of
| Sweden and Norway, led by the wish to
regulate the citizenship OF those persons
/ who emigrate from the United States of
| America TO Sweden and Norway, and their
| dependencies and territories. and from
| Sweden and Norway to the United States
| OF America, have resolved TO treat on this
subject, and have for that purpose ap-
| pointed PIenipOtentiaries to conclude con
! ventiOn. that is to say: The President OF the
| United States Of America, Joseph j. Bart
| lett Minister Resident and his Majesty the
! King Of Sweden and Norway, Count Charles
| Wachtneister, Minister % State for Foreign
| Affairs; who have agreed = and signed the
| following articles:
ARTICLE 7.
Citizens Of the United States Of america
! who have resided in Sweden or Norway for
a continuous period OF at least five years.
/ and during such residence have become and
! are lawfully recognized as citizens OF Nor
| WAY or Sweden. shall be held by the gov
/ Of J,o t, no I;cl
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$ PROCLAMATION
BY .EE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

7. q FISE,
Secretary OF State

BY :EE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
o. AMERICA.
NH%HEss, IN my proclamation Of the
twelfth day OF October, in the year eight
cen hundred and seventy-one, it was reclCed
thai certain unlawful combinations and
C0uspiracies existed in certain counties in
the State OF South Carolina for the purpose
OF depriving certain portions and classes of
the people OF that State Of the rights, privi-
leges and immunities and protection named
N thG constitution of the United States and
secured by the act Of Congress, approved
\ prl the twentieth, one thousand. eight
hundred anu sevepty-One, entitled An act
TO enforce the provisions of the fourteenth
amend mcnt TO the constitution of the United
States and the persons composing such
combinations and consplracleB were com
nanded 10 dispense and TO retire peaceably
to their homes within i've days from said
date;
And whereas by my proclamation Of the
seventeenth dav of October, in the year
eighteen hundred and seyenty-one. the priv
ileges o. the writ OF habeas CORPUS were
suspended in the counties named II said
proclamation;
And whereas the county Of Marion was
named IN said proolamations as one Of the
counties n which said unlawful c0mGina-
tons ard conspirac5es Tor the purposes
diBIEECuljE tAiSttti- rtifN Ii NI4-CG LLb pGIFI-
leges OF the Writ o. h&beas corpus was sus-
pended:
And whereas it has been ascertaired that
in SAID county OF Marion said combinations
and eOnspiracies do not exist to the extent
Tecited Il said proclamat.one;
And whereas II has been ascerJained that
unlawful combinations and coDspiracies Of
the character and to the extent and for the
purposes described il said proclamati0ns
do exist il the county Of Union in said
State:
Now therefore, ], Ulysses s. Grant, Presi-
dent OF the United States Of America, do
hereby revoke, as to the said county Of Ma
ri0n, the suspension Of the privileges Of the
writ OF habeas corpus directed in ny said
proc amati9n OF the seventeenth day OF DC
t0beF, eighteen hundred and seventyOne.
Anu / do here by command all persons IN
said county OF Union composing the
unlawful combinations and Conspjraaies
aforesaid 10 dispense and 10 retire peace
ably 70 rEeie homes within i've days
of the d&-e hereof, and 10 deliver
either 70 II" marshal Of tie United States
Tor che district Of South Carolina, or 20 any
Of his Deputies, or to any military officer OF
the United States within said county, all
arms, ammunition, uniforms, DISCUSSES. and
stheo means and implements used. kept,
possessed. or controlled by them for carry
ing out the Unlawful purposes for ~bjeh
the com u-rA.l0ns and coLsPrac."e are or
gained.
In witness whereof 2 hare 1erenato SCI
my Rard, and caused tic see, o! che JGitad
states 70 be Affixed
Done ~ the ..ity Of Washington 9i.@ 'hird
dag OF November y the year 81 Or Lord
one cLousan.. eight !andred ard seventy
one. suG OF the Indepence Of tre az ce&
states .. ! u.ec.c& lie 'ii.%ty sixth.
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~ the P:".','en':
!!..IIfYT FISH.
Secretary OF : @t.'o o
TR0CIANSIiOH.

:. IRDCLAHStlDEo
HG IKE .tE>.3EEY oF TIE: TE!IEE s's.a.S
UE AMERICA.
Convention, Between the United States o.
America. and the United States Of Ne%ioo
Extension OF the duration of the J lint
Commission for Settlement Of claims
Stoned April H. 1871; ratified December
b, 1871. Publications exchanged febru-
aly g. 1872; proclaimed February 8, 1872
WHEREAS, A convention between the
United States of America and the United
States of Mexico was concluded and signed
by their respective plenipOtentiaries, al the
city of Mexico, on the nineteenth day Of
April, in the year of cur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy one, for extend
ing the time limited by the convention be
tween the two countries OF the fourth OF
July, 1868, for the termination OF the pro
ceedings of the Joint commission provided
for by the latter instrument; which cOuyCn-
ton, being in the English and Spanish ian
ruages is word for word as follows:
Whereas, a convention Was concluded on
the fourth day OF July, 1868 between TIE
United States Of America and the United
States OF Mexico, for the settlement
OF outstanding claims that have Origi-
mated since the signing OF the treaty OF
Guadalupe IIidalgo, on the second OF teb-
ruary, 1918, by a mixed commission limited
to endure two years and six months from
the day OF the first meeting Of the commits
sioneYs: and whereas doubts have arisen as
to the practicdOihty Of the business OF the
said commission being concluded within
the period assigned:
Tie President OF the United States OF
America and the President Of the United
States OF Mexico are DESTROYS that the time
originally fixed for the duration OF the said
commission should be extended, and to this
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BY the Presidents:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State
: PROCLAMATION

BY TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
Of AMERICA.
WHEREAS, he act Of Congress, approves
May -, 1872, removes all political disabjli-
ties imposed by the third section Of tho
fourteenth article Of amendments to tn
constitution Of the United States from al
persons wLoms0eyer except Senators ana
Representatives of the Thirty-sixth and
Ih,rtY--cvenJh Congresses and officers
in the judicial, military, and naval
service Of the United States, heads Oh
departments, and foreign ministers cT
the United States; and whereas it 3
represented to me that there are now pend
.ng in - several circuit and district c0ur,5
Of the United States proceedings BY QUO
warranto, under the fourteenth section Cf
the act OF Congress approved May 81, 1874
tGremove from office certain persons wh3
are alleged 10 hold said offices in violation
OF The provisions of said article of amend
ment 70 the constitution of the United
States and also penal prosecutions again
such persons under the fifteenth section UI
the act Of Congress aforesaid.
Now, therefore, /, Ulysses S. Grant, Prao
ident VI the United States, do hereby direa-
all district attorneys having charge Of suol
proceedings and prosecutions to disnIiso
and discontinue the same, except as tlppee
sons wL0 may o" embraced ia the aycq.-
tons named III tie act OF Congress ago g
above cited.
In Testimony whereof have hereunse
SEE nv hand and caused the seal ST the
United States 10 hc affixed
Done al the ciPy US Washington qhis Or.
aaY y. june, 81 Tie gear Of cur Lord s3A o
tbousaud o:5lhe hundred ana scyentytwe,
AND o. enc Independence Of the United
St.'as q AsaeSica 3he gS.aa y-sinth.
g. eho !rosiGeq.o:
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~ rur PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
-.-...--, t.e+o,aoo he United States OF AMER
1900 NJ I5ing,1oI9 NJ Italr. Commerce
ed =" n n4tsatio6, signed Fabeaaeg y,
10 ,srgaI Tovambe Isl ls1I: proclaimed
November q, 1871.
yyrrvE,, A treaty. u commerce and
navigation between tie United states Of
America and 5ls maJG;s,E IN &, l .s = ro srl
tive pleuipotentiaues. at 5Le elty OF flo-
renee. on the twe4ty-s.z,E day q Fe0ra&tI'
one thousand eIgAS L.lLcEe ~ '9 20 s3GEent1-
one, which treaty beng II lEe LAsi II an Ga,
l-0l.au languagessls VICE. Jog wore Is 1872
lows:
Treaty of commerce and navigation oe-
tween the United States and :Ae A.n..0
\ Italy.
,rFe Irni+ad States 81 America SO fis
49, ';as-y +be KIM O. f.a.~. desiring 4. ~
I'M facilitate +be relations Of com
~ ana nay;r9+;or rafweeU the tys
'-,,rr-rfss. have determined % couclade 4
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Secretary OF States
e PROCLAMATION
By '9c Presidents

20 ia PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED SPRpYe
or AMERICA.
SSHEReAS. The act Of Congress approves
June -, !6tS, constituted on and after thae
date, eight hours a days work for aIhluboro
ers, wolEmeno and mechanics employed be
CT on behalf OF the government Of the 5rn3
ted States;
And whereas On the nineteenth day 60
May il the year one thousand eight hue
bred and siXty-nine by executive prociS-
nation, it was directed that from and aftes
that date no reduction should che made 10
the wages paid by the government by tho
day to such iabOrers, W0rkmen, and no
charlcs on account Of such reduction OF lie
hours Of Labor;
And whereas, 1t is now represented to qsoe
that the act Of Congress and, the proclame-
ton aforesaid have not been strictly 49,
served by all officers s1f the governmeso
having charge s$ such 'laborers, workmeoo
and mechanics:
Now, therefore, l. Ulysses S Grant. Pres
dent Of the United States, do hereby agafn
call attention TO the act of Congress atOre-
said, and direct all officers OF the executive
departIufnJ Of the government haying
charge Of the employment and payment o.
l&hOrUrs, w0rllnen, or mechanics employed
by or or behalf of the government of the
United States to make no reduction in the
wages paid by 6he government by the DAY
TO such IaHoTeTs, W0rkmen. and mechanics
on account OF the reduction OF the hours OF
labor
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done 81 the city Of Washington this
eleventh day Of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
Guty-two, and Of the independence Of the
United States the ninety sixth.
U. s. GRANT
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The, high contracting pa'tie. haTin.
agreed Thai d state q war between one OF
them and q third pow.r .!-all NOT, except :.
eases 81 blockade ana .antraDaDd Of wa.
affect the neutral commerce OF tie other.
and being DESTROYS o. removing every I'm
certainty which may hitherto have arisen
respecting that which. upon principles o.
fairness and justice. ought 70 constitute q
legal blockade, they hereby expressly de-
clare that such places only snail be "onsiG.
cred b.oekaded az shall be actually invest
Ell by naval forces capable Of preventing
liz Entry G! 1est!a-s. s.ES 80 sss.i9.s5 g.
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Tie nigh contracting partj". .'gv"e shat.
IN the unfortunate event Of :! war between
-hem. The private property Of their respect
i've citizens aud subjects. with the eEcep-
ton Of contraband ). war, saall be exempt
from capture or seizure, o. the high seas or
elsewhere. by the armed vessels or by the
military forces Of either party: II being IN"
-lars.ood that this exemption shall no; "Z-
tend e vessels and thei: ca"gGes which NAY
attempt to enter port :4lockaIe1 ny the
rayt. 4.Tces 3. either PARTY.
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ARTICLE M.

II ~ any fatality, which "an NOT So cX.
peete0. and which may G0dayerr, the 'wo
contracting parties should be engaged in q
. war with each other. they Iave agreed ana
do agree. now tor then. tina: there shall be
allowed lie term OK siH months 10 til" m.r.
chants residing on the coasts ana in the
po.ts OF each other. and The term OF oge
wear 10 those who dw.i. in the interior. &c
arrange their business and transport their
effects wherever they please. with the safe
conduct necessary to protect item anG ta.i!
property. uatl! they arrive at IL" ports lies.
l@nate,; tor their cmbarkallJn. And all vU-
men ana children. scholars Of every la.s'ty.
cultiyators of the EARTH. artisans. mech. 81
! les, manufacturers. and fishermen, Una.LUFG
ami inhaU.fiug the unIogi!G"G Gowns. villa.
4.s. OF places. and. in general. IL! 0t!"Ea
whose occupations are for the common .u,-
sisteusr and benefit ~ mankind. sh.tl J."
allowed 70 continue their respective employ
II .nts and shall not be !.oLts'cG j. tL.i"
persons. aor shall their goods =! houses lie
burns "r otherwise destroyed. nor Tho.
fields wasted by the armed force ot TIL.
bellgarent il whose Dowe:. by The events
al war. they may happen 20 !a!i: but. i. i.
he necessary that anything should b. t.k.i:
fr0m them tor the usa Of surb aeiIgegeu:.
the same shat! b" paid Coz At a Ee2sonab'"
price,
And it IS declared thar neither Inc pre-.
tence that war dissoives treaties. nor amy
other whatever. shall &c considered as an
nn!.i:ES "S s'as5' a1.H2 t@.' SI'.:.:: Gss:. 0E
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ARTICLE ESI!Ho

In order to prevent all kinds % disorder
in the visiting AID examination Of the ships
and cargoes OF both the contracting parties
on the high seas, they have agreed, mutt
ally, that whenever d vessel of war shall
meet with Il vessel not Of war OF the other
contracting party, the first shall remain at a
convenient distance, and may send its boat
execute the said examination Of tie papers,
concerning the ownership and cargo Of the
vessel, without causing the least extortion,
violence or i'll treatment: ard it is expressly
agreed that the unarmed party shall i'll no
case be required to go on board the examin-
ing vessel for the purpose Of exhibiting his
papers, or for any other purpose whatever
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It Is agreed that The stipulations contained
ing and examining Of a vessel, shall apply
only to those which sail without a convoy;
and when said vessels shall be under con
voy the verbal declaration OF the come
mander OF the convoy, on his word OF honor,
that the vessels under his protection belong
to the nation whose flag lie carries, and
when bound to an enemys port; that they
have no contraband goods on board, shall
be sufficient.
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Vessels of either of the contracting par
ties shall have liberty, within the territories
and domiuions OF the other to complete
their crew, in order TO continue their voy-
ace. with sailors articled in the country,
provided they submit 70 the local regula-
lions and their enrolment be voluntary.
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4 PROCLAMATIOE.

BY TIE Presidents:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary II S."y1o
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IN order ehectually to provide for the
security Of the citizens and subjects Of the
contracting parties, it is agreed between
them thai all commanders OF ships of
war Of each party, respectively. shall be
strictly enioined to fQrbear from doing any
damage to, or committing any outrage
ana if the said commanders shall act con
trary to this stipulation. they shall be Sc
vereIy punished, and made answerabie in
their persons and estates for the Safe faction
ana reparation of said damages .. what.
ever nature they may be.
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