The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-11

make prOclamatfOn and command all tur.
bulent and disorderly persons to dlsperse
abodes within ten days from this date, and
hereafter to submit themselves to the law
other constituted authorities of said State;
and invoke the aid and cooperation OF all
good citizens thereof to uphold law and
preserve public peace.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand. and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this IF
teentll day of May, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and seventy-four, and
of the Independence of the United States
the ninety-eighth.
BY the President: U. S. GRANT.
Secretary Of State.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
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Whereas by the thirty-ttird article of a
day of Nav, 1871, between the United States
and Her Britannia Majesty. it was provid-
and article xxx of this treaty. shall take
effect as soon MS the laws required to carry
them into operation shall have been passed
by the Imperial Parliament Of Great Brit.
ain, by the Parliament of Canada, and by
the Legislature of Prince Edwards Island.
on the one hand, and by the Congress Of
the United States, on the other:o
And whereas it is provided by Article
XXI of the treaty aforesaid 'tthat the
provisions and stipulations of Articles
XVIII to XIV of this treaty, inclusive,
shall extend to the colony of Newfound-
land, so far as they are applicable. But II
the Imperial Parliament, the Legislature
OF newfoundland, Or the Congress of the
United States, shall not embrace the col
ony of Newfoundland in their laws enact
ed for carrying the foregoing articles into
aforesaid shall not In any way impair any
| other articles of this treaty."
And whereas by the second section of
1Tlf IN of
the provisions of the treaty between the
United States and Great Britain, signed In
| the city of Washington the 6th day of May,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, relat-
| ing to the fisheries - 1t is provided:
''That whenever the colony Of New
fonndland shall give its consent to the APP
of the said articles eighteenth to twenty
fifth of said treaty, inclusive, to that col
ony, and the Legislature thereof and the
Imperial Parliament shall pass the neces-
| sary laws for that purpose, the above emu
merated articles, being the produce of the
fisheries of the colony of Newfoundland,
/ shall be admitted into the United States
/ free of duty, from and after the date of a
| proclamation by the President of the Unit
| ed States, declaring that he has satiSfac-
| tory evidence that the said colony of New
| foundland has consented, in a due and
| proper manner, to have the provisions of
| the said articles eighteenth to twenty-ffth
| inclusive, of the said treaty extended to it,
| and to allow the United States the full ben
! efits of all the sttpulations therein con-
1
duty SO long as the said articles eighteenth
| to nty-dfth, inclusive, and article thir-
tieth of said treaty, shall remain in force.
according to the terms and conditions OF
| article thirty-third of said treaty."
| And whereas the Secretary of State OF
! the United Statesand Her Britannia Majes'
| Plenipotentiary at Washington have re
corded in a protocol of a conference held
by them at The Department Of State in
| Washington on the 2Sth day of May 1874
| In the following language:
Protocol of a conference held at Washington
ON the ttUenty-eiq7ath day Of Nay, one thou
sand eight hundred and seuc'1ta-Toatr.
Whereas it is provided by Article XXI
| of the treaty between the United States OF
| America and Her Majesty the Queen of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, signed at Washington on the sth OF
ARTIcEE XXI.
1t is further agreed that the provisions
and sttpulations of Articles XVIII to 4xN
of this treaty. inclusive. shall extend tC
the colony of Newfoundland, so far as they
are applicable. But If the Imperial Parlia
o. the Congress of the United States, shal
not embrace the colony of Newfoundland
in their laws enacted for carrying the fore
ba n oF ne sct by,f +a oisson IL
make provision by law TO give it effect, by
either of the legislative bodies aforesaid
shall not in any way impair any other ar
ticles of this treaty.
And whereas an act was passed by tht
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, 'An act to carry in
tween the United States and Great Britain
signed in the city of Washington th'
| eighth of May. 1871, relating to fisheries,
by which act 1t is provided:
Section g That whenever the colony o
Newfoundland shall give its consent Il
| r1TOyiai0Ta Of Of inh
| to twenty-fifth of said treaty, inclusive, II
that colony, and the Legislature thereo
and the Imperial Parliament shall pas
| above enumerated articles, being the prO
duce of the fisheries of the colony of New
foundland, shall be admitted into thu
| United States free of duty from and afte
the date of a proclamation by the Presi
| dent of the United States, declaring tha
colony of Newfoundland has consented. IN
| due and proper manner. to hrve the pro
visions of the said articles eighteenth Il
extended to it. and to allow the United
| States the full benefits of all the stiuuia
tions therein contained, and shall be 9,
admitted free OF duty, 50 long IS the sait
sive. and article thirtfeth, of said treaty
| shall remain in force. according to th'
| of said treaty.
And whereas an act was passed by th'
sion convened, in the thirty-sevenfh yea
of Her Majesty's reign, and assented to b,
Her Majesty on the twelfth day OF May
. 1874, intituled AN act to carry into effec
the provisions of the treaty of Washing
ton as far as they relate to this colony:'
The undersigned. Hamilton Fish, Score
fary of State of the United States. and tn
Right Honorable. Sir Edward Thornton
one of Her Matesty's most honorale Priv,
! Council. Knight Commander of the mos
, honorable Order Of the Bath, Her Britain
nc MaJesfv's Envoy Extraordinary an
: Minister PleniDotentiary to the Unite
| States of America, duly authorized for thi
! purpose by their respective governments
having met together at washington, an
: having found that the laws required t
: carry the Articles XVIII to XPV, inclusive
: and Articles xxx and XXXII, of the treat
aforesaid into operation, have been passe
, by the CONGRESS of the United States o
: the one part land by the Imperial Parlis
ment of Great Britain, by the Parliamen
= of Canada and by the Legislature of Primo
Edwards Island and the Legislature {
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