Tax reform debate details a plan for equal value taxation
Mr. Kelley and allies argue for an ad valorem system to tax all real and personal property at true value. They detail deficits from 1839 to 1844, state tax inefficiencies, and the need to fund interest on the debt without oppressing taxpayers. The speech criticizes unequal assessments and county practice, urging a fair, statewide valuation method.
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