Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
HELD BY ALIENS.
Foreign HCblsmsn Own q, 100000
Acres Of American I-z1cz.
EYFORIs 70 CHECK IEEIR PROGRESS
A Elu IaETsd seaa ia ne HszsS ~ -
a4lrs Lss4a-Osaers o. Bs Ciuzsas--
Aasfasr Fslat Eagsrshlz .
tAs ha4lastl C.lsL


il tls laitrd st4le4 An el1-
Lorare rsV8rr accom- ,zlied tas blL
IL s. tls committee SAYS the poHer
of the Govern l4eal ~ sotally exclude F.
alieus ir9m coming EiLhtl 10 .llrisdlo- F.
tlan, aa hAs been done In tls -zse - .
ths Clfaese, ~ ens questions Ills F.
sovereign power certainly includes the +
Ieassr one - fenains what property
ughrs they nav exesciss after tley are
admitted and d1ring the con 1nuanes u Z
tneir alien condition says the report.
-Es.4r s-nulftse ascertA.aed @irh rsasol.
a6le certainty tlat -ert4la assleansa 20 EuroDe.
principally zlg llsanlel. have acquired 1ad no~
OEa ll lle aggrs 40 .soug A.1O0cfo acres ~
had sftl.a ne UulLsd it4gea Ells aliel
uon rcsllclt ownership si4 m tae
calrss ID uls lead % system 20
laldiof3'sm Incompatible ~ ne best in
tsrests ald FREE Institutions u ghs United
stats Tae foundation of such sYstem -
beias laid ofoa1iy Ia tae Wsstsrn 5aa-es aaa
Ierr.f1riss- Tao 4qaTlse 4ad enterprise ~
Europeaa cap -4.-sls lave s1aed them o. .l
vest many millions ia Amcrieaa railroad aai
lad Dands. covering gerlaps, wlllilo
acrea tla grestar part of ua-cn. 1ader
foreclosure 5sslsa aL4 most lteiF. before
U4nT Y-ars. become etbe properly q these
fusign h0ud1otlers. "a sstfiill1n % their pres
snt prinee.F yossessious. rh1s Aggressive ior-
elgu c4rlrll IS aot coLhact - tas lands is nss
Durckased. 1Ot 1veriel lEaay - uounlarie-. ass
caused nlnire1s 4f miles of Lls yuollc e0mai8
e. BE- fenced W for the grazing ~ vast herds of
catfle. an1 set 4t delaaee the rights u tns hon-
80 1ut humble settler"
The ban propose % place these Aliens
under the disabilities Of the civil la~
a. t0 all tlture attempts % aeq lire
lands ia thl.scountry. Ia other words
a. .a .-.. D.
Iandlordlsm IL declares al fore IN
born persons Sho have not been natural
lied incaDahls Ofs taxing the tille 20
lands anywhere within the United
stated. exceDs le4seholds FOR not ex-
ceeding hvo years It Is not etroactiye.
Bat prospective Il also contains a pro-
vision which viii compel alien land
owners Co cease % De 81 b or 20 become
citizens of The Unioed sCabss within ten
years. The biil. tha report says, would
prevent any more abuses ike that OF a
Mr Sculfy. who .resid % Ia England and
isa subject OF the Queen, but owns
%. 900 acres In Illinois, occupied
BY tenants mostly ignorant foreigners,
from whom he receives IS rent s2OO.O0O
yearly and oxpeads it In Europe. The
tenth census showed that the United
States had $40 900 tenant farmers. the
largest number possessed by any Nation
Ia ths world. Ia conclusion the report
SAYS.
win the natural Increase IN people ant the
SO TO forcigaers Who nocS % our shores an
aualiy. and BY competition arc reducing th'
wages of laDor. making tne battle o. hf- harder
60 wln. how = few years hence 20 provide
h0nass for our people is problem tor the Amer
lcau statesman % solve. The muitlp plicati0n OF
me owners 7f the sof IL a corresponding e0-
iarg-1nsng OF ne number of patriots and every
land owner in thls country should owe ale
glance - ihs UnlIed States"
SENATE
WAsHrxsroN. jane iO-In the Senate
Monday the bill introduced by Senator
Vest MOI vas taken up, and -
discussion OF is provisions vas carried
on between Senator Vest IN defense OF
them aud Senator's HOar Mass and
Hale (Me.) In attack upon them The
bill provides thar no clearance shall DO
granted 20 any vessel plying as CON-
mon carrier from the United States
20 foreign country the owners,
agents or ofEc0s % which shall
refuse 20 receive IN the order they may
be offered, said vessel having storage
room for the same. any cattle for trans
portation 90 a foreigR country. the said
cattle being in sound condition suitable
for transportation aud the shipper ten
derinr the reasonabla freight therefor,
or who shall make any contract or agree
mont creaing a monopoly ot the capac-
fsv of said. vessel FOR Carrying cattle IN
vioIatIon of The law governing and reg
Uniting The duties and Obligations o.
common carriers % tho public and pro-
vftinr unjust Discrimination between
shippers
senator Hale moved 20 amend the bill
By Inserting the words not already
contracted Cor n good faith by persons
or PARTIES having cntJs FOR transporta-
ton at che date % such contract sufl-
cient ro ocrup7 tho s-orage-room.
Tho vote oa senator Haie's amend
meme was, Yeas. l9. nays. 81.
No quorum having voted, tho senate
without further action on the bill or
anendr1en adjourned
WAsurverov. June 20 Tho senate
to-day agreed that after 3 o'clock Friday
debate ON che silver bill should he con-
tinuei under tha dve- minute rale. No
zine has been excl for vote. Ieo
House silver AUi WAS referred 20 tho
committee en- dn11ce.
t<urvsrov, june lo-In The House
MONDAY Mr. M-Rae .A-Sl intcod ocsa a
hIf providing Ter enc free coinage of SIT
ve-. an increase .n rhe Issue Of treasury
notes. tnn rori rrmerc of Nati0nat nan