The sun., 1900-12-21
Hs rsm, 81 the sp'ndm'nts tsBor'ed by


senstor.. McLaurin. Mofnery. Mor gan.
pcttus and Kenney. Democrat and Ilarr IL,
q Ssysa, and st.wa fon".,s .Ha
oaered, senator, bacon. clay, Mallory, salii.
fu.,9pi... Who voted Tor the treaty. eat voted
FOR all arnendmcnts that were offered Soma
I tor Lindsay. WHO voted ior. ratification on tag
Senators Bard aud tlkin and for those OF
sens.ors Mason. Butler and Tillman
roisd as ,e1s OF The lisypsnnSetos ea,y ysd az
by the Senate being In italics:
TEXT or THE AMENDED TREATY.
The United States of America and her
NJ 'hs 3Hs'. q ihs U1'ed
India, being desirous 70 facilitate The con-
struoton Of a ship canal TO connect the Al.
TO remove any OBJ sciion which may arise
out Of the convention OF April 49, 1850. COM
monty called the Clayton-Hulwer treaty
su. pioes q the Government Of the United
state, without ths general GrnS
h.t M pu91o. 9f that ave for
g!otentlTiss The President Of the rnitet
tinted ssse. Amsrcs and % ssr 'S SaJe.Iy q, ts
the Queen q Great Britain and Ireland, Em-
nS.. .hs Sses Hon ssp ds. ho.a rsHSGs S%
- the United States, Who having coinmuni,-
'"''d " cuSh OIicI tlolE luu poNcfH,
were found TO be in due and IroIer form.
Aass AGREED the fSSwinS "a, s,tsss sks cano
the Government OF the United States. either
directly at its own cost. or b. gHt or loan
through subscription % or pufchase s of stock
or shares. and that subject to the provl.
sions OF the present convention. the, said
rights incident to such const truction. rs well
as the exclusive right OF providing for the
snd Of The canal na;,s
,ssnsfsl pflngtps of pssiralisa,ion s.taS:
convention. TSick eonrsn,ian on ,s ttrs6p sIpsr-
;cn the ffs0p pfoiSwins 10 hs 04ss rules sqSsanta s
Britain and certain other lowers. signed
at Constant tinople. Oot 20. isss. for tho
free navigation Of the suez Maritime Canal.
First-The canal should be free and open.
In time Of war as In time OF peace. 70 the yes
on terms Of entire eauaIity.. so that there shall
be no discrimination against any patton or
It, citizen or subject in respect OF the con-
Scoond-The canal shall never be bockaded.
nor shall an tight OF war be eSeIcnoed ,r, nor
Third-Nessels of war OF a bciliEerent
shall not revictual nor take any stores in the
canal. except 20 far as may be strictly netes-
the canal shall be effected with the least
possible delay. in accordance with the regt-
lations In force. and with only such tntermiS-
tSn the .esvcs es Prsses % sha BE- in ali respecis
subject 70 the same rules as vessels OF war
foerthmSo 'e % bell seren, shall embark or
dise,nbafk troops. munitions Of war or war.
like materials in the canal. except In case OF
such case the transit shall be resumed with
ali possible despatch. ~
20 "a b.
three marine miles OF either end, vessels
OF war OF a belhgerent shall not remain in
such waters Longer seah IN eRs Of dstTess
and In such case shall depart as soon "a pos.
sible; but vessel Of war OF one Iugerent
from the departure Of vessel Of war OF the
II Is aorssd. kovsrer. lhat no.ssfAas ir'nssd-
o ms article shoiI apply to measures ~hteh ihe
securing By as O,sn iorees he defense Of re
United States ond hs maintenance of pHehc
Sixth-The plant. establishments. build
ings and all works necessary TO the construc;
tlon. insintenan nee and operation OF the canal
s@a se Of his eonSenoa co aed IN time Of
war as In time OF peace shall enjoy complete
immunity from attack or injury rsir by bigfsTI ,SsI,
Seven-So fortiication shall be erected
sn 4hs nsd ths ssn ST 'hs .ss a
| be at liberty 10. maintain such military police
| along the canal as may be necessary 70 pro-
Article Ill. which was stricken out by
the committee amen dmSnt, reads The hIeh
eonraC,ins parties will mmeds;'eSX u; upon
yention, bring /. 70 the notice OF the other
powers powers and invite them to adhere 70 ~ -
be Aifd ratifed by the Presideyt Of the United
states BY and with the advise and consent OF
the senate thereof and by her Britannia
changed at Washington Or at London within
si months from the date thereof or earlier
In faith whereof the respective Plenipo,
tcntaries have signed this convention and
thereunto afixed their seals
Done in duplicate at Washing ton. the NTH
day OF February in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred. JOHN HAY.
When the ratified COPY Of the Hay, ,Pnuncc-
fote treaty has been received BY the State
Department from The Secretary OF me sen
ate notification o, the ainendmrt'r ,rd made
fote. the British imbassador The stat"
Department will not pres. the British Govern
give Lord SALISBURY and has Cabinet plenty
4 ~ time TO consider them. II Is expected
| that Great Britain will notify this Govern
urobably coupling the notification with n
Statement that her MaiestNrS Government
sSn9 rGpt thsm or a w9E :" ehnnse
made bv the Senate. The opinion prevail
Ing at the State Department Is that Great
Britain will decline TO accept The amend
mcnts =,
No person in Wash hlnHton, except the Presi-
dent and Secretary Hay, il in "A position TO
SAY authoritatively whethor the ratification
Of tho treaty as amended will have any effect
on Mr. n y's tenure Of of'lce Mr. Hay de-
3 clines TO make any statement for publication,
but to friends who have asked him II he would
remain in the Cabinet IL the President de-
! sired him to place the amendments before
q the British Government for acceptance
/ he has said that he had never declined to
I carry out the Presidents instructions, thus
/ conveying tho Inference that he would con.
4 tnue to serve az Secretary OF state IL bad
/ been reported that Mr Har would resign
sooner than ask Great Britain to nccept the
! Davis and other amendments Ho is ro.
! ported 70 have said also that he would not
resign on account OF any person chagi IN
! over the adoption Of the anendmsn's.