Objections to a Railroad Bond Bill by a State Official
In a lengthy address the official argues against authorizing state credit for railroads. He cites constitutional limits, risk to municipal finances, and potential overburdening taxes. He urges restraint to avoid widespread debt and harmful economic effects while noting prior cautious approvals.
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