The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-02

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every seventeen yr~ss thss sun % oostsd
Every settler the .xos that ssG~s possss~.oa a,
Wild and asesvaisd land. and sasdsss and bragg nlo
ag,on adds to tt< sggfsxsss snosat 81 The ~sxa al
The natioas and The ssnhsr increases. that gsov.s
on 10 the wealth Aaxnsncd aud Ghs lars'sAsd 4
produce The results 20 Which have fsieffsd
Uar large bodies OF Lands that have bee. ~ market ffo4
ten 10 ssiy ysAfs are not -tssd soS. and ~ not H.
even by iis bill loo The neat bHy ys~ss Zoe ihsss az
bat iex among The msay ~ho SiA eo@9ss ~AA a. yso-
visions and oeeapy anti uus csa he sivss. n d 10
ordinary undsuskfn 10 60 saa ssssss ~ tosasy
with on without family, and BE- ecm9~llsd 10 Irmsia
and improve Il foe ave ye~fs before sttss ssa be ss.a
and particularly Tor Americas No oS~ ~lA 40 lAx
5 moi composed OF good aa,sf.sss 10 @sss sooa s.
zen. Look al scheme Of Hlvax issxs gasMt,g AZ
land 10 those who would asd sssss 10 ossoa .s
how few have goas Scfannv The ros'ey 81 xssnx sas
10 soldiers without repairing settlement and anss. ~
freedom 10 sell, aud whsss The iana ~fh Be "a
yrars predict. and Il requires nc wcrhss 10 ios,sA
that Il will be piled w IN We hsass ~ wsAsy "rs ss
families and companies, and ossassovsd tos asssiss Il
a century.
Land warrants yndsr The psssss, laws are sf'sss Il
that sae sold and ks Nod IN the mssks
common ehsltes at lees than dollar ssa ~as
farmer will 20 the old fashioned wsy. yah h,s s,ssy
in hand, and enter gossfnw~ot Land ~ ~ ~, saa ~
lie on IT, Snls's ,asss fSs nun ~, ~
its laws and habits, has made u a~eesesU 10 r~s~ us
law 10 counersc, the influence and seesss oi Iavs 81.
ready passed IN order TO settle aad Improve sas issa
Review the policy oil donating The aada 10 Pasn 10.
suons and Incorporated ooapAn'ss, ahd sasssei 4Ia
the effect will have upon the ssssisMssa ssss The
n
ers necessarily lie by while the settler 'mpsovss aad M
creases the value OF their location The acisai srsr
will shun these localities because large bodies oi ~ lsse
are not market
The nation under the bill inoassss m axs.osissfs
apprenticeship, and holds out strong ,ndac~msa,s 70 s
apprentice for stability, industry, and enterprise that 10
five years may change the whole character AID HABITS
from state OF dependence and wan, 10 Of ,.depssa
ence and comfort.
Every settler has his influence to greater ls~s sa
en by his relationships and acquaintance. and he
mt fail IN hII m
tiers invite wealth and capital, aud from Il imgsov,.
ments. public and private. spring up Capital follows
the settler with much certainty ~ day aaccscds night
and with the same certainty il invested wLea lAs
cupant opens the light that discovers has sathwsy Ma
has covered our forests with the richest tert,y
occupied with her productions bat she yields Il AN w,h
gratitude 10 the cali of man. She has filled the bowels
of earth with the richest minerals, and Nil that
quired to bring all 10 light and 10 10 BE- pscsdsA b.
the hardy and the skal miner. fos look over
our new country from your halls Of Legislation, aad BE-
hold the extensive forests and nnumerable wants and
privaons, and barter and chatter with each other - 10
in and offer you five hundred thousand hardy young men,
Injured to labor and fond OF H. with axe. and sads And
pick TO mark and open the way Tor your 'foads and
other great horoughfaTes and will soon furnish means
build them. Which will the government cho0ss - tAt
most efficient agent
We have more extensive and unprotected and unm.
proved border coast than any other nation. accessible
any and all enemies and rivals, however weak they may
be- And it is against the prevailing policy Of The gov.
eminent to improve it directly How shall y Be- dose I
the surrounding country by owners OF the soil. Who
would engage in the work.
Our, new States and Territories stand to the general
government colonies, the older members having BE-.
rich by improvement and patronage. with Surplus
population, many OF whom anxious 10 embrace the
provisions OF this bill
ney paid in ten years than would be without IL. THIS
idea knew will be regarded by some Uiopsan. bet
of its correctness have doubt. Many who snsss up
the land with view oil acquiring Il, will b ineainn
OF delay, and add to its value will pay the mossy aad
sell and buy again The saxacous caps,al,s really
by intuition for good bargain, seeing hs adv.asages
the settlement has added 10 that which remains will in.
vest his money, and that, too, extensively.
The neghbors OF the settler will follow bic trail 10 BIZ
hut and buy IN the neghbofhood The country VIII b
more extensively explored, and favorable situations
hunted up and bought and others occupied under the
law, and by the labor bestowed. the land enhanced
value and afterwards abandoned before 1--WE yeass. and
the improvements bestowed furnish nduccmsnt 10
buy and invest money. Americans are restsss and in
patient and constantly going and coming from place to
place. Ga-e
Every settler who goes a new country explores it,
and discovers Ills resources and learns its want
greater less extent, and the information he obs 'ss
communicated. and IRON II new enterprises are uadsf
| No man by a course OF reasoning and argument can
demonstrate the extent and influence OF any gwen "
provenent When once II begins. 1t beGets aymrahy
and Influence and ELECTS and II wdens and deepens and
overreaches all calculations, il il can be kept up
All who are thrifty and prosperous not very ready
10 perceive reason why all men are not co. and impue
nsh the material, II we have IL, to make them what
would wish. Our country unbounde in extent and
sources, but we cannot II and realize ts value with
out men upon IT and in ts rude state lanIsh
them without SONS strong nducement We isdsSssd
tor high position and present prosperity the reward
give to mental and physical labor Our halls d lags
laon, professional skill mechanic arts. and agucultsral
products all testify 10 and establish the feet $780,
Our poudest statue that 10 To be modal Tor he world,
was conceived by uniuored mind, fosgsA = hovel
and built by faith and reared for admrng tkoasan The
brightest gems made from the rudsst maAoSalD the
exalted nellees often called from he neIeced
and pointed TO the road that open and unocoooo1. TO
the summit Occupation IA education, and edueo6on
capital To multiply capital we mus, multiply ossspsns
and occupation, #s1e.aasa ar1If8 -
Under this bill, there is condition precedent
title being given tina, powerful engine Of inprove
ment. This ~ the i've years occupation. Usdef Il,
tenant apprentice has strong interest = impsovs,
for at the end OF the Term title conferred wA I'll the
Improvements made. II capno, be affected by any
nseDcy, not DEATH for that 10 provided for and
the title conferred upon him who represents the tenant
/ by blood or affinity.
Az this bill ia the alternate section ea mot he aeleeed
and il will soon be oh)ec, OF purchaser Fell
ing the timber IN country most efhcien sgen,
TO invite the investment oil capital in lie vicinity ls
agency is various and general Il robs the saows and
ais, dminishes poor rates. nutpliea Agents Of defence
and protection II srecta buildings, builds roads, and
opens communications with sarroanAing inhahstans
Az the land now Is, II 10 = oil speculation In
stead OF multiplying farmss. Il multiplies speculation
As this bill ls propose 10 change the fashion frsn
speculation to occupation. Instead Of holding the wa
rants as basic for barlernG and gaining yoa bold the
axe and hoe, by which dom,cil and feed and cothe
yourself and family from being alone consumer you
become producer. ,
i Those who have money invested in Wild land instead
OF fearing this BILL should be it's advocates, tos ss'
tany tends to increase their BY improving ano