Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-16


United States under such rules regulations and CON
dons for the protection Of the revenue the govern
ment Of the United States may from time TO time pre-
scribe and under like rules, regulations and cond-
TONS goods wares merchandise may be conveyed in
sessions through The territory Of The United States pos r
export nom the said ports Of the United States.
IL further aEreed that for the like period goods
her Brtanic Maestys possessions in North America and
destined for the United States, may DO entered at the
the payment Of duties, through the said possessions
under such rules and regulations, and conditions for
the said possessions may nom time to time prescribe
and undor Ike rules, regulations, and conditions,
ST. without payment of duties from the United States
through the said possessions TO other places ia the
United States or for export nom ports in the said pos
ART XXX It is agreed that, for the term of years
mentioned In Article XXNl Of this treaty, subjects of
out payment OF duty, goods wares, or merchandise
from port place within tho territory of the Unit
tho rivers connecting the same another port or place
within the territory Of the United States as aforesaid
through the dominion Of Canada by land carriage and
in bond, undor such rules aud regulations may be
sgreod upon between the government Of her Britanc
Majesty and the government Of the United States
Citizens Of the United States may for tho like period
carry in United States vessels without payment Of
duty, E9ods wares, or merchandise from one port
place within the possessions Of her Britanc Majesty in
North America to another port place within the said
possessions Provided That portion Of such transpor.
iation is made through the territory Of the United
States by land carriage and in bond under such Tulo,
OF the Initial sgSs and SSpGR between the
The government Of the United States further engages
not 70 impose any export duties goods, wares, or
merchandise carried under this article through ths ter
rtory Of tho United States and her Maestys govern
ment engages 70 urge the parliament of the dominion
Of Canada and the legislatures Of the other colonies not
TO impose any export duties goods wares or mer.
chandiso carried under this article aud the govern
ment Of the United States may In case such oxport d,
ties are Imposed by the dominion Of Canada suspend
right VI carrying granted under this article In favor OF
the subjects Of hor Britannia Majesty.
The government OF the United States may suspend
tho right OF carrying granted In favor Of tho subjects Of
hor Britannia Majesty under this article in case the
dominion Of Canada should at any timo deprive the
citizens Of tho United States Of the Of tho canals In
the said dominion terms Of equality with the inhab.
itants Of the dominion, provided in Article XXVlI
ART. NNNl. Tho government Of her Britannia Mai
esy further engages TO urge upon the parliament
the dominion Of Canada and the legislature Of New
brunswick, that no export duty or other duty shall
be levied on lumber or timber Of any kind cut on that
portion Of tho American territory in the state OF Maine
uatered by the river St. John and It's tributaries and
oated down that river to the sea, when tho same i
shipped to the United States from the province of New
brunswick. And in case any such export other du.
ty continues TO be levied after the expiration of one
year from the date Of the exchange Of tho Publications
Of this treaty. II is agreed that the government of the
nbsoro granted under Article Xxx Of ths trea S0F SI
such period such export other duty may be levied
and stpuiations Of Articles xviii to XIV Of this
treaty inclusive, shall extend to the colony of New
ioundland, 80 far as they are applicable. But the
imperial parliament the legislature Of Newfoundland
the Congress OF the United States shall not embrace
tho colony Of Newfoundland in their laws enacted fol
carrying the foregoing articles into effect then this ar
ticle shall BIO Of no effect but tho omission 20 make
provision by law to give 1t effect by oithor of the egis
latye bodies aforesaid shall not In any way impair any
ART XXXIII. The foregoing Articles XVIII to XIV
inclusive, and Article xxx Of this treaty, shall take
effect the laws required to carry them int
operation shall have boon passed by the imperial par
and nv the legislature princo
ono hand and by the Congress Of tho United States on
the other Such assent having been given the said
ces shall remain in force for the period Of ten year,
from the date at which they may como into operation
and further until the expiration Of two years atsi
notice. 70 the other Of is T 70 t SU
each OF the high contracting parties being at liberty
give such notice 10 the other at the end OF tho said pc
Rod Of ten years or at any time afterward.
| ART, NAAlV. Whereas II was stipulated by Article
OF the treaty concluded at Washington on the 18th
Jnne 1916 between the United States and her Britain
mic Majesty that the line Of boundary between the ter
rores Of the United States and those Of her Britannia
north latitude up 10 which 1t had already been ascsr
tanned, should be continued westward alsng the sail
parallel Of north latitude to the middle OF the chan
mol which separates the continent from Vancouvers Is
land and thence southery through the middle Of III,
said channel and Of Fuca Straits to the Pacific Ocean
and whereas the commissioners appointed by tho tw,
high contracting parties 10 determine that portion
the boundary which runs southcrly through tho middle
Of tho channel Aforesaid, we're unable 70 agree upoT
the same and whereas the government Of her Britain
mic Majesty claims that such boundary line should un
the Rosario Straits and the government of the United
States claims that II should DO through the Cana
dc aro II Is agreed that the respective claims of The
government of the United States and OF the
Of her Britannia Majesty shall be submitted to tho ar
bitraton and award OF his Majesty tho Emperor of Ger
many, who, having regard to the aforementioned art
Gle of the said treaty shall decide thereupon FINAL,
and without appeal, which Of those claims is most il
accordance with the truS Interpretation Of the treaty
| Of June 10. 1916
ART NXXv. The award of his Majesty the EN-
peror Of Germany shall DO considered as absolutely
such award without any objection, evasion, or dolay
whatsoever Such decision shall be given in writing
dated 1t shall be in whatsoever form his Majesty may
chose to adopts It shall be delivered TO the representa-
tyos other public agents OF tho United States and
Berlin and shall DO considered operative from tn,
| day Of the date Of the delivery thereof
| ART NNNVI. The written printed case Of eacl
Of the two parties accompanied by the evidence offer
cd in support Of tho saIlc shall DO laid before his
from the date Of the exchange Of the Publications
this treaty and copy of such aud evidence shall
| DO communicated by each party to the other,
through their respective representatives at Berlin
The high contrasting parties may include in tn,
uments, official correspondence, and other official o
public statements bearing the subject Of the rocr
once as they may consider necessary to the support
After the written or printed case shall have bcol
communicated by each party TO tho other, each part
shall have tho power Of drawing up and laying boior
the arbitrator second and delntiyo statement, II
think III to do 80 IN reply to the case Of ihe othe
| communicated in the same manner az aforesaid d
each party to tho other within six months from III
date Of laying the first statement Of the before tn
ART XXXyI, IT, in the case submitted to tn
arbitrator, either party shall specify alludg TO an
| report or document in its own exclusive possessio
without annexing copy, such party shall DO bound,
nish that party with copy thereof and either part
may call upon the other through the arbitrator TO pro
duce the originals certified copies OF any paper
adduced as evidence giving in each instance such roa
SOnable notices as the arbitrator require. And
the arbitrator should desire further euclda ton o
| evidence with regard to any point contained In Ia
statements laid before him, he shall be at liberty
require 1t from either party and he shall 10 at liber
10 hear counsel agent for each party in relato
to any matter, and ut such time and In such manner
| Us he may think fl.
ART XXXvlIl. The representatives or other pub
lie agents Of the United States and OF Great Brta
at Berlin, respectively, shall be considered as tn
cases before the arbitrator who shall DO requested
address all his communications, and give all his notice
10 such representatives or other p bile agents, VIII
shairepresent their respective governments generally
in all matters connected with tho arbitration.
ART NNXIX Il shall be competent to the arbitra
tor 10 proceed in tho said arbitration and all matter
relating thereto, as and whom he shall it, other
person. or person or persons named by him for tina
purpose other In the presence or absence OF either
both agents, and either orally or by written discussion
| ART III. The arbitrator may II no think dt, appon
secretary, clerk for the purposes Of tho proposes
arbitration at such ratio Of remuneration as he sha
think proper This and all other expenses of and con
nected with tho said arbitration, shall be provided 70
as hereinafter stipulated
| ART Nil. Tho arbitrator shall DO requested TO de
liver together with his award, account Of all In
costs and expenses which he may have been put to 4
relation 10 this matter which shall forthwith DO repai
| by tho two governments In equal moieties.
ART. XIII. The arbitrator shall DO requested to Civ
his award in writing as early as Sonysaisnt amer th
him and TO deliver ono copy thereof to each Of the
| agents,
| ART. Mill The present treaty shall DO duly raft
fed by the President Of the United States Of America
by aud with the advice and consent Of the Senate There
OIL and by her Britannia Majesty and the ratification
shall be exchanged either at Washington at Londo
| within six months from the dRto hereof or earlier
possible,
| In faith whereof We the respective plenipotentlr
rios have signed this treaty and have hereunto axs
| our seals.
| Done In duplicate at Washington the eighth day {
May In the year Of Lord one thousand eight hunt
| rcd and soVenty-one.
| isl HAMILTON FISH.
| h. s. ROBT. @. SCHENCK.
| h. ST. SAMUEL NELSON.
| H.. s. EBENEZER ROCKWOO HOAR.
| H.. ST. GEO. Ii. WILLIAMS.
| H.. ST. DE GREY RIP0N.
H., ST. STAFFORD II. N0RTHCOTE.
| H.. ST. EDWD. THORNTON.
| 4. ST. JOHN A, MACDONALD.