Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-30


And whereas the said convention has been duly rnil.
fed on both parts, and the respective Publications
were exchanged in this city on tho sixth day Of No
Now, therefore, he Il known that I, ULYSSES s.
GRANT, President Of the United Htatos Of America
have caused the said convention TO be made public 10
the end that the same and every clause and article
thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good faith
by tho United States and tho citizens thereof
In witness whereof ] have hereunto set my hand
and caused tho seal Of the United States to he Affixed
Done at the city Of Washington this twenty-i6urth day
tsE,t.l thousand eight hundred and seyenty.throe,
''"' and Of the Independence Of the United States
OF America the nlnety-eighth.
BY the President. u D. "i'NNi'
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
Treaty between the United States Of America and tho
june % 1872; Ratification advised by Senate January
ls,3 Ratified by President January TO- 1879, Rat-
led by President Of Ecuador November IL is53 Rat
ihcations exchanged at Quito November ID Is59,
Proclaimed December ~, is73.
by THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED sTATFs
or AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas a treaty for the mutual extrsdition of
s,ninas irgt yes from IRON justice between the United
concluded and signed by their respective
ries at Quito on the twentyeghth day Of June eight
cen hundred and seventy-twO, which treaty beinSjn
tho English and Spanish languages, is word for word
Extradhon treaty between the United sta,es oe A,.,
lea and the Republic Of Ecuador.
The United States Of America and the Republic OF
Ecuador having deemed It conducive to the better adj
within their respective territories that all persons con-
vcted Of or accused Of the crimes enumerated below
being ugitives from justice shall be- under certain
circumstances, recprocally delivered up. have resov-
e conclude he r5 TSat the gsc. and the
named Rumsey Wing citizen Of tho United States
and their Minister Resident in Ecuador, "a Plenipo,
tertiary on the part Of the United States and the
President Of Ecuador FrancIsco Javier leon
Minister Of the Interior and Of Foreign Affairs as
recpocSs their 3 pov "o sn nsV tRSS
same having been found in good and due form, have
| agreed upon the following articles, viz;
. ARTICLE l.
The Government Of the United States and the Gov
eminent Of Ecuador mutually agree to deliver up such
persons may have been convicted Of or NAV be ac
cuscd Of the crimes set forth In the following article
committed within the Jurisdiction Of one the con
be found within the territory Of the other II being
understood that this is only to be done when the
crminality shall he proved In such manner that &C
cordng TO the laws Of the country where the fugitive
or accused may he found such persons might he law
fully arrested and tried had the crime been commit
ted within It's jurisdiction.
ARTICLE II.
Persons convicted Of or accused of any OF the follow
ing crimes shall he delivered up in nccordance will
| tho provisions Of this treaty
LIST. Murder, including assassination parricide in
fanticide, and poisoning.
Cd The crime Of rape, arson, piracy, and mutiny on
shp-board when the crew, or part thereof by fraud
or violence against the commanding officer have tn
ken possession Of the vessel.
I'd. The crime of burglary, this being undersood az
the act Of breaking or forcing an entrance Into an
others house with intent 70 commit any crime and
taking from the person of another goods or money
with criminal intent, using violence or intimidation.
4th. The crime of forgery which Is understood to he
the wul use or circulation of forged papers or public
Eth Tho fabrication or circulation or corntorco,t
money, either coin or paper, OF public bonds hank
hills and securitesan in general Of any kind Of titles
or 5u1 snn Oh credit ne coGntereting Of
administrative authorities and the sale circulation
6th. Embe1zlement Of public property, committed
within the Jurisdiction of either party by public oHc
ers or depostaries.
The spulations Of this treaty shall not he applca
HE to crimes offenses of political character and
the crimes specified in the foregoing article shall not
he prosecuted for any crime committed previously to
that for which his or their eXtradon may DO asked.
ARTICLE ".
If the person whose extraditon may have been ap-
piled for, in accordance with the stipuatons Of the
present treaty shall have been arrested for ofenses
committed in the country where he has sought refuge
II he shall have been sentenced therefor his extra
don may he deferred until his acqutta or the expi-
ration of the term for which he shall have been SEN
fenced.
ARTICLE V.
acquisitions for the eKtradition OF fugtves from
= justice shall lie made by the respective diplomatic
agents of the contracting parties or, in case Of the
may he made by superior consular officers If the per
son whose extradton is asked for shall have been
panied by copy Of the sentence Of the court that ha,
convicted him, authenticated under its seal and an
has signed It, made by the proper executive authority
also by an Authorization Of the latter by the Ministe
Consul Of the United States Ecuador, respective
~ On the contrary, however, when the fugitive i,
merely charged with crime, duly authenticated copy
Of the warrant for his arrest In the country where the
: crime has heen committed, and Of any evidence il
writing upon which such wsrrantmay have been issued
must accompany the aforesaid equsition. The Presl
dent of the United States the proper executive au-
thorty Of Ecuador may then order the of the
Judicial authority which Is competent to examine the
question Of extradition IT, then according to the evil
due conformity with this treaty, the fugitive shall
he delivered up, according to the forms prescribed in
such cases.
The expenses OF the arrest detention, and transpor
taton OF persons claimed shall he paid by the Govern
ment in whose name the requisiton shall have beer
made.
, ARTICLE VII.
This treaty shall continue in force for ten O> year
from tho day of the exchange Of Notifications but II
case neither party shall have given to the other
Psn 5 UsS shall SoSuo 70
j. ten u0) years longer, and so on.
The present treaty shall he ratified, and the ratca
y tions exchanged in the capital of Ecuador within tw
"a months from the day which the session OF the
~ ing Congress Of Ecuador shall terminate, which will
"a In testimony whereof the respective Penipotentia
ries have signed the present treaty in duplicate
- have hereuntO affixed their seals.
Done in the city Ct Quite capital Of the Republic
o sand eight hundred and seventy-two.
D. RUMsEY Wing [sEALJ
K FRGScIsco. JGvrER LEON. tsEILi
And whereas the said treaty has been duly rattle
both parts and the respective notifications wer
10 exchanged at Quito the 18th of November last;
Now, therefore, he 1t known that /, ULYSSES
y GRANT President of the United States Of Americ,
ID have caused the said treaty to he made public to III
end that the same, and every clause and article Their
Of may he observed and fulfilled with good faith
the United States, and the citizens thereof
en- In witness whereof have herounto set my hant
"a and caused tine seal of the United States 10 he axe
on Done in the city Of Washington this twenty-four
g day OF December, in the year Of our Lord OF
8. rsv,, thousand eight hundred and seventy tire
q, lsI and Of the Independence Of the United Stat
to of America the n nety eighth
10 U. S. GRANT.
tn BY the President
HAMILTON FISH,
~ Secretary Of State.