Canasatego is saying his land can be used over and over and what ever settlement he gets from the white man would deplete rather quickly. As well as the white man treats them poorly and they settle there anyways without consent take up all the game and grass their game used to feed on. The Governor on the other hand is saying that the land has no use to the natives completely disregarding the fact they (the natives) have lived on that land for centauries. In addition the governor also states that the white man would improve the land by cultivating it and implementing industry.
Generally speaking, during the Gilded Age, reform laws regarding the government regulation of business were "<span>B. not effective at all," since during this time businesses thrived with little to no government regulation. </span>