the state of being a squatter,or collective word for squatters; the squatter-party.
1866 (circiter). `Political parody':
«The speaker then apologised, the Members cried, Hear, Hear;
And e'en the ranks of squatterdom could scarce forbear to cheer.»
1868. J. Bonwick, `John Batman, Founder of Victoria,' p. 94:
«Writes to another at a distance upon the subject ofsquatterdom.»