Governor Orr Urges Executive Mansion and State Reforms
James L Orr's posthumous address outlines plans for a state owned executive mansion on Arsenal Hill, streamlining land records, reforming the Surveyor General, codifying criminal law, jury system improvements, tax sales, and education. He advocates homestead exemptions, opposed mixed-race schooling, and calls for structural changes to public buildings, courts, and administration to aid postwar recovery.
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