The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-07
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negotiation iis iAH two tsasptnnssnts That
"sln'~A The conclusion ef Tbs treaty l~twe~n ,Lc
Unssssl MAtcs of America And the Ia Tslue
tnirlrs shinal " the 18th June. i~is clfrum-
ssance~ have asis~n showing tho nrr sstlis III al4
disiunA aftielu1 tAatie. and prnreesls NJ an
90 emenl A. io sant additional Articles These
mftsfisft,nr, ihstrfale ending Wv tlc signature
Of THE additional srielss july ~ iS.S lad for
their al'I.si sr completion III oar treaty rights
and obligations toward tho Government IL
China ~ the incorporation pf these new articles.
A- i',nnrefni'i ratta II ile riineipal sruai! IL
which iiHy are masls rnprsrinntal Irnn shc
@tthsi TITLES " Interpretation applicable u
such supplemental negotiations The t.sl III thr
principal treaty and III tis~e additional
Atsieie- thereto constitute ouc treaty, tinm
the caheln-iuh of ,hc new negotiations liz all
palis ns equal AMl Concurrent force anil oil.
EAiuh between Tho tau Governments A.,I lo al
tnsenss Anl purposes ~ " embraced III omc
tnsfuiiirnl
The principal treaty. ri which tho ra,itra
tions wele exchanged Aug III iSei, rcri,rs
that The Gu,ad hiat.s of America and the
In Iring empire, desiring to maintain iltn,,
lasiinH. and slnstnr ttrinl-hip, have resolves,
~ renew IN manner clear and positive. Il,
means u treaty ~ general convention ~
peace, An,iy, and commerce. tht rules ~
which shall IN future lH mutually observed ID,
tho tnterW,nrse Ut their respective countries,
aud proceeds IN i's ilslfiy ARTICLES 10 lay out II
careful ahd comprehensive system iur tlc
commercial relations VI eur people with china
I'll. main substance uf vii thu provisions ~ tll~
treaty In ~ ,lciinc and secure tile rights III onr
lrurln III respect ~ ACCESS ~, residence ans,
Protection In, aipl trad. with China Tie actual
provisions Ia our tasor in ihvsr rrsl.rts
we're framed 10 b.. and have been fo,,.l 10 ta,
adequate aud appropriate 10 'i.e inter,
cAlH III utr commerce, AMI hy ihc
concluding sli'rlo We receive the imInlsat /
guarantee that shnnld nj any tine ihc
In l-lug tmpirr gfant Ia any nasiun, itt m.r-
chants or ei'ixcnr of any nation. any right.
privilege, or favor connected either with nasi
gasun commerce, political. OF other intercourse
which II nui conferred hy TIL. treaty, snrh
right privilege and favor shall % once fr.rl,
is~na ID ile benefit u. tho lnl,cd States i,r
public officers, nlerehahis aud ctI1els.
Against ile body u stirnls'ions In our fasor
And This permanent engagement Ut equality tn
re~pect ~ all future CONCESSIONS 10 folsl lssA na
tioiis. Tin general promise of permanent itace
and snt.l nflecs ni, anr part seems ID l,s .ll,
only c.liisa.It For tins tho trss Aititlu uii
dertakas A. follows;
There shall lie, m there have always been
peace anil friendship hef~ecn thc United states
uf AMnil.'a AMI tho ID lslng empire, AMI DO
tween tl.eit people respectively. They shall no
insult or apprrs each other for any ,,iinI
cause. ~ tu produce al entrHngenlsm W.
tween tl.ens aud II Hlas other naiio,l sunl,l All,
nnlnrlls Or oprle~rl,ely tho United A.airr viii
c1crt ilieit gUosl Offices, Oh bciiiE Informed ~
the ease. ~ bring alsont Al amical,lc arrange
mon. nt tho question. llas showing ,h.,l TREND.
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Al The date ~ tile negotiation al this treaty
unr Pacific possessions llna attracted !. .ruil.td-
rtAbl. Chinese Immigration, and ils advantages
and tue incons.ntenres feltar feared sllersflum
had iettttile more ar lr.s manifest hiit thcy
dictated M rfpmlations Oh the subject 10 tc
inruirutxi.tl III Tho treaty. Tho year Isis WAS
markell by Tie striking event ~ a Spontaneous
embassy flum iI,c tflinese empire, l.asleA IN
III American citizen, At.snn nnrlinsame. Who
hal relinnni-rd ls diplomatic Representation
of hin oNl, country IN China To ss~tlne
iha. OF the Chinese empire Ii iii,
uniied States and the European na:iplr
Dy tlait iinic the faeis OF Chinese inmi
grafton and i's NATURE influence. pf.ren,
and prospective, had l,ccomo mere noticeable
and were nosr observed by tho population I'M
lncliatsly affected. and ~ this uosvtnnnnt
Tho rrilleirAl feAsute Of tho uurlingAn,. treaty
WAS IL attention 70 and tts treatment nf the
Chinese immigt alton, and tho Chinese as form
Ing, or ~ they should form, part of onr poru-
lailon. ZIP 70 this time our Mncovcnanied hos
pttaltty 10 emigration, Our fearless llAtty III
ci,ixelAhlp, onr equal and comprehension in.-
tice 10 NIL inhabisAutr, whether they abiifc,
their foreign nationality or not, omr civil free
dom, aud nur religious liberation, had made alt
coniera Welcome, and under thcso pto,cc
tions the GhlncsG In considerable numbers had
mado their Iodgncnt upon omr soil. The Dur
linRan,e treaty undcrtakes 10 drAl with thi,
situation, and ita nfth and sixth articles en-
brAco III moot important provisions ~ this r.
gard, ana tho main ssipulstions IN which II o
Chinese Government has secured m obligatory
protection Of IL suhjecis within our tnrrisofy
They read ~ follows
sAmr 4 Thc uniteA states of America and
thn Hmueror ~ China rrrsiaiiv rrcownlxo lie
inhorcnl and naIc,,ahie rivht nf man IL change
XII home ANA aiieriancc Ana also shc mutual
ADVANTAGE ~ thc frcu n,i.rat,on Ana clnlara tlon
f ,heir cit,sena AUD suhj.,cts respccliyrl, frv,n
| tho ono country 10 thu other n, pur,s,ses III
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