The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

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what Il the best method 81 holding
aud ocrnryinx land This n question
" hirh has deeply Interested mankind mi
IN ayes and al conditions. and which IN
<iiil eagerly deh.ted By political ccono
ni-ls aud dcnaxoguc<.
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,.,,., NJ ,-nf ~ erect NJ. cabin = here ~
,,,on.c. nron INV unoccnpicd ground
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MANI. 80 made ana the eoil supporf@|
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l'"'s'oe"'
Ascisil'<&fion advanced me tenure 81
land became more absolute a could PC,
bought free of al rents, titles, ana mi1-I
tAry service. lhe Only right tne crown
possessed Wa 20 resume any isnd 1911
which there Was 70 fx.t owner. but,
~ most Of the lxnd was owned ~ thel
nobility. whose exisience - 2 class del
pended on their retaining n N tneiri
re<rrciive families. laws 81 primo!eofurei
fnd entail were framed py when earn
e~teie descended rom Senefs''cn % gen
tfaiion 20 single hf!r unuin,nisnea ~
extent though ~ miknt oe 'nefe.se..
Ibis system concentrated tpe ianu in
lever ana fewer nancs. ana eeeiesiasi-
cal corporations, which were specially
1nSofed ~ me Avs, seeuren con-.aeF-
able share o. ~ ~ mortmaln. 1He.si
great permanent owners u ine soil
rented y ~ smaii portions " aaI.le':
Who employed Iaoorers 70 eu,.isa'e ~
jhsfe rnare n the ''uiss " VI
Went - the landowners, VINO u'a nol
work ior their snare ana VINO,
general thing, spent tne!r .af&e locon'es
~ the capi'ai cltie- 2. tne'. owl ~ 'o'-I
stEu countries tnoer TINS Sys'e'. w.
soil wrs well cuitiNateu' tno p'oo"e.i
large, ana me NUMBER q peop,e su-,s'nruI
IN one way q anoher rom y "ss pro-
poffiopefe'y large Inc rop'encn VIII
large incomes maintained horls q ser'-i
ants and trAdesmen:
a. counfr1es 'nnaoi'eo only ~ Ew
wandering sav&&es' colonies rom e,v:'-j
lzed nations were e<'no'i<nen, wn.en e
process q time pfc1mc independents eno
granted or sold The public lana ~ Tree
ana perpetual ownership % 80 putcnns-l
frr' ~ this Ny vsst numoeF q PFC
rrietors occupied eacn 3 small portion
% ne soil, many ~ them intent upon
m:klnx ne Del q 7.
rven ~ TINS is'ter esr.c.' rn'en -
ENJOY 20 me FULLEST extent ~ AmoElc..i!
there ,: constant tendency NJ We "a
krexNIon q isnd ~ feW nends- estny Il
lnnlvidnsls 500 farm 70 arm me NOUS
70 nnn-e- and vast tracts q w.io ANUS
are secured ~ companies enc inoivtnn-
als- Ecclesiastical! corporations seo e.
tend their possee.'ons. epo tenant svs-I
ten y established % greater or ie~s ex-II
tent wherever LAND becomes vxIusole
The largest estates among % owneu oyI
1ndiylduAls are, however, usually cat
tered - generation q two.
u view ofthese dil1cuities /. cons'ner|t
able class % theorists take The ground
that ne Stale should % tne eoie ow.sE
of The land, and should Lease = - suits-|i
PIE portion. TOT term q yesFs q tns
highest bidder; 70 be vaceted and leased l
aEem Wnen tnet term expires ~ UnreI
g ~ ac1on. Ine rsn's q oo.e ~.
q PEI a. We expensss 2. s ,..:n. ~
ana ocyieae re nece:r,ty 2; 'evy.ne ~.
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