Practical Essays On American Government
Practical Essays On American Government
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16 yGoogk 242 B00as0 on Oopemment The first great item of expense is the extinguish- ment of the Indian claim to ownership. Since 1 78 1 the United States Government has recog- nized the right of occupancy, but has asserted its sole prerogative to acquire Indian lands. First and last, up to the end of the fiscal year 1882-83, it bad paid two hundred and nine millions of dollars for the interest of the Indian in his lands. There have been grave acts of injustice in the manner of n^otiation and o...f payment, but no inferior race ever received more consideration at the hands of the treaty-making power. The Indians are still in possession of reservations comprising some of the most favored lands in the West and embracing more than a hundred million acres of land. A second source of expense has been the purchase- money paid for all the annexations since 1802, except that of Oregon. The items in the cate- gory taken together make an outlay of upwards of eighty-eight millions. Surveys and expenses of disposition add fifty-five millions.
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16 yGoogk 242 B00as0 on Oopemment The first great item of expense is the extinguish- ment of the Indian claim to ownership. Since 1 78 1 the United States Government has recog- nized the right of occupancy, but has asserted its sole prerogative to acquire Indian lands. First and last, up to the end of the fiscal year 1882-83, it bad paid two hundred and nine millions of dollars for the interest of the Indian in his lands. There have been grave acts of injustice in the manner of n^otiation and o...f payment, but no inferior race ever received more consideration at the hands of the treaty-making power. The Indians are still in possession of reservations comprising some of the most favored lands in the West and embracing more than a hundred million acres of land. A second source of expense has been the purchase- money paid for all the annexations since 1802, except that of Oregon. The items in the cate- gory taken together make an outlay of upwards of eighty-eight millions. Surveys and expenses of disposition add fifty-five millions.
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