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South Carolina Debt and Banking Policy in 1871
The governor’s annual message defends state credit amid bond depreciation, cites tax data, and calls for sweeping fiscal reform. It condemns opposition as repudiation, outlines debt figures, and urges consolidation of offices, reduced salaries, and tighter state revenue, with emphasis on bond redemption and financial agency changes.
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