Osage Indian Lands
Osage Indian Lands
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Settlers do not go upon lands to which there is in their judgment no probability of the ex- tension of railways. There are now open to settlement in the West, under the homestead law, millions of acres of the finest lands that lie under the sun, which the Government is begging the poor of the country to take as a gift, across which a stream of emigration is daily pouring, seeking more distant and no better lands, simply for the purpose of getting within reach of railroads, or rather of secur- i...ng locations where railroads will be sure to come at no very remote day.
It must be clear to every one that out upon the great plains of the West, far removed from market, devoid of water communication, and scant of fuel, the progress of settlement mast be exceedingly slow unless there be a reason- able expectation of a remedy for these dis- abilities, by a timely provision of better means of transportation than they now have. That remedy consists in the construction of railroads. Suppose we cause by the appropriation of lands the construction of roads across and through these plains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Settlers do not go upon lands to which there is in their judgment no probability of the ex- tension of railways. There are now open to settlement in the West, under the homestead law, millions of acres of the finest lands that lie under the sun, which the Government is begging the poor of the country to take as a gift, across which a stream of emigration is daily pouring, seeking more distant and no better lands, simply for the purpose of getting within reach of railroads, or rather of secur- i...ng locations where railroads will be sure to come at no very remote day.
It must be clear to every one that out upon the great plains of the West, far removed from market, devoid of water communication, and scant of fuel, the progress of settlement mast be exceedingly slow unless there be a reason- able expectation of a remedy for these dis- abilities, by a timely provision of better means of transportation than they now have. That remedy consists in the construction of railroads. Suppose we cause by the appropriation of lands the construction of roads across and through these plains.
What to read after Osage Indian Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ross, Edmund G. (Edmund Gibson), 1826-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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