Thurman Urges Solid North and Tax Reform in Ohio Speech
In a long Democratic address, Allen G Thurman denounces a Solid North plan to overpower the South, defends home rule and state taxation, and argues tariffs burden labor. He praises Grover Cleveland, warns against federal overreach, and laments partisan gains while urging constitutional fidelity.
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Foraker's Special Message on State Finances 1888
Governor J B Foraker outlines a looming revenue deficit, proposes issuing certificates of indebtedness up to 750000, advocates a liquor tax to bolster general funds, calls for revaluation of real property, and urges a State Board of Equalization to unify and enforce tax administration across banks and railroads. He warns of rising expenditures and stagnant revenues as emigration shifts and warns that without reform the state risks continued deficits.
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