History of Dakota Territory volume 1
History of Dakota Territory volume 1
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" Acts granting private charters or special privileges, except for municipal purposes, or in cases where, in the judgment of the Legislature, the objects of the incorporation cannot De obtained under general laws, have, in some of the states, been prohibited by constitutional provision. Western Dakota and the Indian Policy. — At the last meeting of the Legislature I suggested the propriety of making an effort to secure military protection to immigrants who might wish to locate around the Black ...Hills of Dakota. To this the Legislature promptly responded in the form of a memorial I" Congress setting forth in a lucid and satisfactory manner, the great natural resources of that country and its vast importance to the future growth and prosperity of this territory; but I regret to say without being gratified with that success which was hoped for, and which seemed of such vital importance to us as a people. From present indications, the past policy of the Government is undergoing a change in relation to this region; and unless public opinion can be brought to bear on the action of Congress during the coming session, by the action of the Legislature and pei pie of this territory, and if need be by the voice of the whole people of the Missouri Valley, whose business interests are involved, our brightest hopes and expectations heretofore in- dulged in, must fail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Acts granting private charters or special privileges, except for municipal purposes, or in cases where, in the judgment of the Legislature, the objects of the incorporation cannot De obtained under general laws, have, in some of the states, been prohibited by constitutional provision. Western Dakota and the Indian Policy. — At the last meeting of the Legislature I suggested the propriety of making an effort to secure military protection to immigrants who might wish to locate around the Black ...Hills of Dakota. To this the Legislature promptly responded in the form of a memorial I" Congress setting forth in a lucid and satisfactory manner, the great natural resources of that country and its vast importance to the future growth and prosperity of this territory; but I regret to say without being gratified with that success which was hoped for, and which seemed of such vital importance to us as a people. From present indications, the past policy of the Government is undergoing a change in relation to this region; and unless public opinion can be brought to bear on the action of Congress during the coming session, by the action of the Legislature and pei pie of this territory, and if need be by the voice of the whole people of the Missouri Valley, whose business interests are involved, our brightest hopes and expectations heretofore in- dulged in, must fail.
What to read after History of Dakota Territory volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Washington Kingsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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