The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-03
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Article 4. The Government of
the United States of America
shall have the power to issue
such laws, rules, regulations, instruc-
tons and orders as it may deem proper
to protect its revenues and prevent
fraud, in order to prove that the mer-
chandise included in the above schedule
attached to the first article of this con-
vention are produced or manufactured
in the United States of Mexico, and
therefore are entitled to importation, free
of duty, into the ports of the United
States of America or such places on the
frontier between the United States of
America md the United States of Next
co as are previously established as ports
of entry by the Government of the
United States Of America.
The Government of the United States
of America shall have, moreover, the
power to amend, modify or amplify the
laws and regulations issued in eXercis-
ing the power conferred by this article.
whenever it may deem proper to do so
in order to protect its revenues and pre-
vent fraud.
ART. 5. The stipulations contained
in the first and second articles of this
convention will not prevent either of the
contracting parties from making such
changes in their import duties as their
respective interests may require, grant
ing to other nations the same liberty of
rights in regard to one or more of the ar
ticles of merchandise named in the
schedules annexed to this first and sec
ond articles, either by legislation or by
means of treaties with other Govern
ments. But in case such changes are
made, the party affected by the same
may denounce this convention even be-
fore the term specified in article 8, and
the present convention will be termi-
mated at the end of six months from the
day on which such notification may be
made by the respective country.
Art. 9. 1t is further agreed by the con-
tracing parties that neither of them
shall charge any duty for the transit of
the above said articles of merchandise
| through its own territory, provided that
they are intended to be consumed in the
same territory.
Art. 7. Notwithstanding, either of the
contracting parties may impose duties
of transit upon any kind of merchandise
passing through its territory and des-
| tined to be consumed in the territory of
another country.
Art. s. The present convention shall
| take effect as soon as it has been
approved and ratified by both contract
| ing parties, according to their respective
constitutions; but not until the laws and
regulations that each shall deem neces-
| sary to carry il into operation shall have
been passed both by the government OF
the United States of America and by
| the government of the United Mexican
States, which shall take place within
twelve months from the date of the eX.
change of notifications to which article
| 10 refers.
Art. 8. Upon the present convention
taking effect, ii shall remain in force siN
wears from the date in which il may
come into operation, according to tho
foregoing article, and shall remain il
force until either of the contracting par
| ties shall give notice to the other of III
wish to terminate the same, and unit
the expiration of twelve months from
the date of said notification. Each Of tn,
contracting parties are mt liberty to Civ,
such notice to the other at the end o
said term of six years, or any time there
after, or before as provided in article
of this convention,
Art. 10. The Publications Of the pres
ent convention shall be duly exchanges
at the City of WashingtOn,W within lively
months from the date hereof or Garlic
if possible.
In faith whereof, the respective pleni
potentiaries of the high contractin
parties, have signed the present CONVEX
, ton and have affixed thereto their n
spective seals.
Done in duplicate at the City of Wash
ington, this 10Th day of January, A. d
. 1888. U. ). GRANT, l.. s..
WIN. HENRY TREsCor, l.. s.
NJ. ROMERO, l.. $.
Following is the change made in I'll
J treaty by the Senate:
In Executive Session, Senate OF the Unite
States, March 18th, 1891:
/; Resolved (two-thirds of the Senator
4; present concurring), That the Senat
| advise and consent to the ratification
+ the treaty of commerce concluded Q
4 the 10Th day of January, 1883, with u
{ protocols thereto, Nos. and ., and Il
h protocol of the 18th of February, lSS
= between the United States and MeXic
5 with the following
S AMENDMENTS;
] Amend article s so as to read rs fC
u lows; "The present convention shi
+ take effect as soon as it has been a
j. proved and ratified by both contractil
+ parties, according to their respecti
!; constitutions; but not until laws niece
II sary to carry it into operation shall ha
!, oeen passed both by the Congress of &
!; United States of America and the Go
If ernmont of the United Mexican STATE
n and regulations provided according
a which shall take place within twel
:, months from the date of the exchange
( notifications to which article 10 refers
l. Article 10, line 3, strike out the wo
1t "twelye" and insert in lieu thereof t
N word "siXteen."
III Attest: ANsoN &. MCCooK,
n Secretary
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