Georgia Expenditure Case Opens Exposition Debate
A Georgia legal opinion argues the General Assembly may appropriate state funds to exhibit the state's resources at the 1893 Chicago exposition. It asserts state sovereignty, analyzes constitutional limits on taxation, and compares the proposed exhibit to a nondonative, nonjoint venture. It concludes the expenditure promotes general welfare without pledging credit or creating a state monopoly.
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Andrew J. Cobb
Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Chicago
United States
Poe
Congress
General Government
General Assembly Posareses
Western and Alleotic Railroad
Vale of the Western and Atlantic Railroad
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Toe
Mnske
Chicazy
Genera Assembly
State of
Constitutional limits on state expenditures and public policy
The passage debates whether using state road rentals for exhibits respects the constitution and public policy. It argues that prohibitions exist for gaming and that the General Assembly may, within constitutional spirit, authorize adjourned sessions and appropriations. It discusses taxes for public improvements, university donations, and broad vs strict construction of the term University of Georgia, noting branch colleges and post-1877 institutions.
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Bar- Tower
General Assembly
Justice Court
University of Georgia
Athens
Adgeusta
Dablonega
University of Georgian
Collegea
Cuthbert
Thomasville
State Geologist Office Funding Questioned in Georgia
A Georgia attorney argues that public funds may be used to advertise state resources through the Geological Survey. He contends the 1877 constitution allows continuing the office via implied powers, citing benefits to landowners and potential exhibitions abroad, while preserving landowner protections.
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Andrew. J. Cobb
School of Techn
Grercia Normal and Industrial College
Milledeevile
University of Georgiaa
Assembly
Geological Survey
Sta'e Geolgist
Tia
England
Gotanik
P. A. Shepherd
Norfolk
Clayton Street
H. M. Edwards
Jackson & Vincent
Stai
Gress Marton
National Bank of Deposit
York
the Manual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
Grant & Charbonnier
R. P. Sorrell
Gann
Thomas Street
New York House
Macon Fire Insurance Company
Macon
Charbonnier
Bates South Eutiiete
General Insurance Arts
Chee
Ide
Smith Premis
East
Warrant & Charbonnier
Oconee Street
Mos. T
A. G. Mcfurer
P. P. Prorritt
Abeus
Elberton, McCurry & Proffitt, Attorn
Broad
Max Joseph
Phenix Innsurance Co
Grant.& Charbonnier, Agents
W.S. Waaney
D&w