Annual Message of the Governor of Pennsylvania 1864
Governor urges fiscal reform and tax adjustments, notes Civil War loyalty, praises Sheridan campaign, funds for veterans and orphans, supports militia reorganization, and calls for stricter incorporation laws to protect the Commonwealth. Key figures include Col. Lemuel Todd and Inspector General, with references to Chambersburg fire and national debt reductions.
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Debates on Corporate Privileges and Taxation Reforms
The document discusses restricting corporate privileges and repealing acts authorizing foreign corporations to hold land. It cites 1863 acts, concerns about mining and manufacturing scopes, and calls for clearer taxation and regulation. The writer condemns bounty frauds affecting volunteers and urges careful measures to ensure fair government and accurate voting.
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Addressing State Militia Records and Budget Delays
The message highlights the 1862 militia record set and praises officers for service last year while urging broader access to full military reports. It commends the officers and volunteers, notes delays in passing the general appropriation bill, and emphasizes the need for timely approval to avoid halting government action. It also honors soldiers and the support of frontier women.
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Pennsylvania Senate and House Organization Proceedings
The Pennsylvania Senate opened with Speaker Turrell presiding as members and clergy prayers marked the session. Certificates of election were presented. Turrell captured 18 votes for Speaker amid debate on seating and rules. five thousand copies of the address ordered printed. House proceeded with election calls, names read from Somerset, Boarfard, and Fulton. Olmstead won 6 votes for speaker, Quigley 36.
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William Shields
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