Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
The lrrissfiss Sch ne to ErIuc l>1.
eoo,Vsp ierrs Mere Laaa late
Csup-i iisa aia the tarnrrs-

ing np uGr cultivated Vublic Atssi,
into farms ~ fs>t - stfyb Iy SII.
bu fhen4 al a nuuIiBNl Ir1cs "r Iss,
them - gist-ihUs ro,ug a.. lhSi
the nation can do 20 d,velap a cEi
stAntly grO~iug .c slfI~iiii.a ~Jll
I the >Isnlt>iF,,i zericu gral iu''G>i o.
Z Of the L uiied Siatr--We uusHtl'Cc-.
/ the s6dstniuzl uR-n4cs ~ Cvriair.
W III >cheure> oi hol,>si- irri-s
lica 81 1~sert t,rritucS" al Jssiju,ta.
expense. involving al ours the o.
direct tot vvry rsz' taXs;i.rn 1t evvr.
farmer in the c.uuiry, ftr Tie pIr
psse Of starting IN business, oH tvT
ritory npi unW uIizllr. uUJub~r u.
Csbe. ,<-py,le - bis direct c,-niIs-fi
tors, E--1ple ~hU w"-ii ,rorRia.,.,
wsni eiiher - by liz tarni or @.
~ork OF ii fr ki.l 80 ~scvs- T r
ineguity al such pT,crv-iii ~tIi-s
hzrSily ro urs-i AZ. afiIetri; u % WCt,
aimed 81 any 81 ser Interest ii.at
farming for tristan O. u were ~,
= sd that forty : nf,y nlii'Iar> Oh
dollars n~tougiug 10 tiss iLarju,s
treas1ry snousd t~ expended 90
s-ecginz stove f,ag -crSs> or - u,sei
mills g. o. Offered prscfi,-,l'y r~u
frsr TO such irrlT-c-uui VI but efI'tf
orising individuals ~ might Ike {,
" their bands Al running them
Sha, . storm OF lfuSs ~Uuid IN
sanity rise, But sctiou aire4d.,
aiken by c,nSrs>S. sud Ib- tpuS O..
erIaiu drhsie> that occurred durIt-
De lzSi session, Indicate era " 10,
strong prsRsti iiy. TO which it ;
~o-~e ihsn B~el--, 10 :. Ut oIse -X,s
hat unle~. farulers aud e-p--ria iis
be tsrner-' organizations mas,
Known in preitive ard Uuni-tAka'.i
man Der their Indignant dis. ppruva
II the whole scheme, thu govern
ueut nIsy 81 DO distant time, l--T-
rale this cnsuiBg Winter. t-tr,ni- si
no<r irretri-vabiy cuumitJei toll.
Action already taken ny our In
makers 81 Washington iurIJd-~ ti,,
arprupristiun Of slO0 90 IN Ucrul.-r.
1855. The thin ejge e IN oi%uiut
wedgei fulIuS-d 10y the furi'sr.
ap,,rupriarion uf 50. 90 tine uext
VI irch. and We O--li-vt- that az It'll
larger amount ia-t son. ner. for thu
establishment aud deyrl rpuert az
Al ''irri-atinn surv-y' or-raie,i rs
Asj. J. W Powell. Who ! generally
regarded As the father zud chi--f
pr xnnter .: he v hoi= folly. Th-<-
vast sums of Dou-y hoWevss Hrr
only trlh-s in cnnIpari-On with the
e1p--ct-d demands Of the future
sin .d-yuai- Naj Powell -ay-, ste.
oper.ne +couomicaily' even f"r
pre- iminsry ot--rvs'inn-l ''iH a..
the states aud territories Bhes-
allG A5L4Ie ~ ~ / - Z II ftr-af-
the survey a. W. have teen eoir-
on. wi heut laying cut The rr~-r
vOirs without laying oIt Tie -iJ,-
for b iworks and canals and 20 ui,.
" ul take 8 -.sur g esJ, 60" F-r
III sctuIl cOusi ruciiDu IF All iIri
gariuy sy-iem that viii bring into
fertil ty the 100, 90, 90 acres whirh
be would like u So devoted - com
. ti,ion with our present farming
territory, many rupre millions vii
be needed, a-ked fnr, and We 1-ur
srauteal, unless something he dune
to make erngr-s-men appreciate the
injury to public g,s'd that would
follow such action, or the injury 10
iheir OWL po.hical pr--peri, that
'ught to follow it, in every a-ri
lbirurai district.
One Or two items from the debate
m the sundry civil sW.rnpuaiiol
bill In the senate last SKINNER wlli
show how little the representative
If the trans Missouri region. spec
ally, c,'nsld-r the great wrong hat
aven our pIeseI.t land policy j.
ing To the farmers IN the older
Jtales, TO say nothing Uf the greater
~r..ng involved in tie irri "a ion
Jroject. Mr.. Teller, OF Colorado, ,
IF there was ever people on the
are OF the earth who needed and
served the a-sisyance of the "
ii is the penple WHO 20 out
ipon the public lands to mike
h-m-elves hoaes. they are cnru-
Yelled, in q great maj 'r.ty Uf ra,.+s
% borrow the money with which To-
tart their farms. They are cuIn-
I'llr-d Ia borrow the money with
Thich TO get their teams, in nany
a-es to get their houses built oH
heir land, to pay for their Land
Why these pe Ipie should uJt stay
!, the f ist, aud WORK fJr thDse " hO
lready own faIm., until they huv,-
aved money enough a. buy small
laces for thens-lves, or Why the
should lie expected TO
# up farmers in busines-, ;siiy more
han any OF her class uf men, ht -s.lia-
" did not trouble hlns.iftO explain.
hut getting warmed up a. he pro
.ed-d, he INDUCED IL l,er,raflou
which portion follows, italic- !,
lr-:
I'VE do not want interference
II n fhe s-tfieru.ut AZ tisi. ,rr...t