Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-17

'ed states TO be AUxed. $3.50
. Done at the city of Washington this
ifteenth day Of May, in the year Of our
Lord eighteen hundred and seventy four,
ind Of the Independence Of the United
5tntes the ninety eighth.
b tho Pre.ldent;
HAnlIaon F1sH.
Secretary of State.
Article XXX1Il. =.
The foregoing articles, XXXl1l To-
XIV, inclusive, and article xxx of
Ibis treaty shall take effect as soon as
he law required 10 carry them into pper-
stion shall have been passed by the I'm.
perial Parliament of Great Britain, by the
Parliament Of Canada, aud By the Legis-
ature of Prince Edwards Island on the
one h"nd, and by the Congress of the
United States on the other. Such assent
having been given. the said articles ihalI
remain in force for, the period of ten
years from the date at which tEey may
come into operation. and further, until the
IS sDRPf9l31 .z4sassE. a5s-s.5ss
Laws Of the United States passed at tho
First Session of the Forty.Third Con-
gress.
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STATES OF AMERICA.
APPROXIMATION.
Whereas by the thirty-third, article Of a.
treaty concluded at Washington on the
9th day Of May, 1871, between the Uni
ted States and Her Britannia Majesty, it
was provided that ARTICLES XVIII to
XIV, inclusive. and article xxx of this
treaty, shall take effect rs soon as the
laws required to carry them into opera
tion shsll have been passed by the luz
perial Parliament Of Great Britain, by
the Parliament of Canada, and by tho
Legislature of Prince Edwards Island,
on the one hand. aud by the Congress Of
the United States. on the other.
And whereas it is provided by article
XXXII Of the treaty aforesaid that the
provisions and stipulations of articles
XVIII to XIV of this treaty, inclusive,
shall extend to the colony OF Newfound>
land, so tar as they are applicable. But
if the Imperial Parliament, the Legisla-
ture 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 no effect; but the omission to make
provision by law to give it effect, by eth
er Of the legislative bodies aforesaid.
shall not in any way impair any other
articles of this treaty
And whereas by the second section Of
an act, entitled, IAN act to carry into
effect the provisions of the treatysbetween
the United States and Great Britain
signed in the city of Washington the Sth
day of May. eighteen hundred and sew
enty-one, relating to the fisheries" it Is
provided:
That whenever the colony of New
foundland shall give its consent to the
application of the stipulations and pro-
visions of the said articles eighteenth
and twenty.fiflh Of said treaty, inclusive,
to that colony, and the legislature thereof
and the Imperial Parliament shall pass
the necessary laws for that purpose, tho
above-enumerated articles, being the pro-
duce of the fisheries Of the colony of
Newfoundland, shall be admitted into the
United States free of duty, from and after
the date of proclamation by the Presi-
dent Of the United States, declaring that
| he has satisfactory evidence that the said
COLONY of Newfoundland has consented, ,
| in due and proper manner, to have
the provisions Of the said articles eight
eerth to twenty-fif1h, inclusive. Of the
said treaty extended to it, and to allow
the United States the full benefits Of all
the s:ipulations therein contained, and
shall be so admitted free of duty so long
rs the said articles eighteenth to twenty
fifth, inclusive, and articles thirtleth OF
said treaty, shall remain in force, accord
ing to the terms aud conditions of article
thirty-third Of said treaty.
And whereas tho Secretary of State of
the United States and Her Britannia
Maiesty's Envov Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotcntiary at Washington have
recorded IN u protocol of a conference
held by them at tho Department of State
in Washington on the 26th day of May,
1874, in the following language:
Protocol of conference held at Wash
ington on the twenty-eighth day Of May.
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four.
Whereas, it is provided by article
XXXII of the treaty between the United
States of America and Her Majesty the
Queen of the United Kingdom ot Great
Britain and Ireland, signeu 1t Washing
|
Article XXXII.
It is further agreed that tho provisions
and stipulalions of articles xviii to
XIV or this treaty, inclusive, shall ex
tend to the colony of Newfoundland, So
far as they are applicable. But ii the
Imperial Parliament, the Legislature Of
Newfoundland, Or the Congress ot tlt
! United States, suall not embrace the col
ony of Newfoundland in their laws en-
acIed for carrying the foregoing articles
into effect then tuis article shall be of nC
effect; but the emission to make provis
ion by law to give it effect by either o.
the legislative bodies aforesaid, shall no
in any way impair any other articles O.
this treaty.
/ And whereas an act was passed by th(
Senate and House of Representatives O
the United States OF America in Congress!
assembled, and approved ON the first day
OF March, 1873, by the President Of tht
United States, entitled IAN act to carry
Into effect the provisions of the treaty
between the United States and Grea
Britain signed in the city of Washington
the eighth of May, 1871, relating to tish
cries" by which act il is provided:
SECTION. 3 That whenever the colony
of Newfoundland shall give its consen
to the application of the stipulations and
lprovisions of the said articles eighteenth
I 10 twenty fifth of said treaty, inclusive, t
that colony, and the legislature thereo
and the Imperial Parliament shall pas.
the necessa. y laws for that purpose, the
abovc-enumerated articles, being the pro
|duce OF the fisheries of the colony O
Newfoundland, shall be admitted into
the United States free OF duty from and
after tue date Of = proclamation by tht
President of the United States, declaring
that he has satisfactory evidence that the
said colony of Newfoundland has con
sentesl, in 4 due and proper manner, t.
lhave the provisions Of the said articles
eighteenth add twenty fifth: inclusive, O
the said treaty extended to it, and to al
low the United States the full benefits o
all the stipulations therein contained
and shall he so admitted free of duty, 81
long as the said articles eighteenth t.
twenty y-tifth, inclusive, and article thir
tietb, Of said treaty, shall remain in fore,
according to the terms and conditions O
article thirty-third of said treaty.
Aud whereas an act was passed by The
! Governor, Legislative Council. and As
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