North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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Page 176
... Congress as early as 1785. This policy was reaffirmed in 1804 ; and by act of Congress of March 3 , 1807 , it was provided that the Marshal of the Territory might re- move settlers from the public lands , with the aid of any required ...
... Congress as early as 1785. This policy was reaffirmed in 1804 ; and by act of Congress of March 3 , 1807 , it was provided that the Marshal of the Territory might re- move settlers from the public lands , with the aid of any required ...
Page 181
... Congress , in the concerted efforts of Speaker Cobb and his Southern friends to suppress all debate upon the measure and prevent a vote . It was made still more evident in the Thirty - second Congress , in the vote finally obtained on ...
... Congress , in the concerted efforts of Speaker Cobb and his Southern friends to suppress all debate upon the measure and prevent a vote . It was made still more evident in the Thirty - second Congress , in the vote finally obtained on ...
Page 184
... Congress in another di- rection . Simultaneously with the passage of the Homestead Law , and as if intending to thwart its provisions , Congress inaugurated our system of extravagant and unguarded land - grants in aid of railways ...
... Congress in another di- rection . Simultaneously with the passage of the Homestead Law , and as if intending to thwart its provisions , Congress inaugurated our system of extravagant and unguarded land - grants in aid of railways ...
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