What was the Log Cabin Bill of 1841?

Answer 1

Granted the right to anyone settling on land which was surveyed but not available to sale, the right to purchase 160 acres at the minimum price when the auction was held.

Answer 2

The Log Cabin Bill of 1841, also known as the Distribution Act, was a law passed by the United States Congress during the presidency of William Henry Harrison. The bill called for the distribution of federal surplus funds to be given to the states. It was an attempt to fulfill the Whig Party's campaign promise of distributing the government's surplus revenue to the states and reduce the national debt. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed by President John Tyler.