Wisconsin Institutions and State Finances Debate 1860s
The report discusses funding for the Wisconsin Deaf and Blind Institutes, the asylum needs, and state appropriations. It critiques 1860s legislatures for insufficient and mismanaged funding, urges completion of buildings, and argues for prudent fiscal policy to avoid heavy debt and high interest. The document covers land grants, public works, and railroad aid, urging legislative action to secure state benefits and prevent financial strain on taxpayers.
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Wircorsia Thetitate
Annie Ananion
Ont-Huiklings
Legendatuye
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Wisconsin. Institute For the
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Aimark
Wankesha
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Rofige
Sento Rutorm School
Stata Aitat
Ieeéssary
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Baya
Congress
Land Department
Rand
State
Gurveyn
Dewey
Washington
Society of
Treasury
Alilwaukee and
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Guinil
Stito
Cangreau
Departmente
Shevitt
la Crosse
Rnilroml
Innis
LaCrosse’ & Milwaukee Railroad
Portage City
Deporland Ab Ue
la Crosse & Milwaukee Railroad
Railroad’Company
Portage
Portuga
Cdurad
Hitoreet
Maney
Dunia
Ag Fur
Moses
Wiséangin
Eativa
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Tomai
Néwdore
Valiecol
Eddy
Avery
Theopy
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Jay
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New England
Great Britain
Hat Holt
Lesa
Ilange
Ara Strugeling
Perullotia
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Wisconaln
Stara Saxen
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Ata
Miora
Becausa
Lenx
Torcanao
Reagan
Jaborto
Wells
Ynandal
Keeplig