State Tax, Debts, and Interest Rates Debate Ends in Wisconsin
A historic Wisconsin debate tackles municipal and state finances, mortgage foreclosures, and the high rates of interest harming borrowers. It argues for extending company time to complete projects, tighter controls on lending, and safeguarding public credit while condemning speculative finance and advocating responsible debt management.
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Randall's Vision of Illinois' Wealth and Virtue
The excerpt extols Illinois as rich in agricultural and mineral resources with 800,000 freemen. It praises public institutions, calls for honesty in law and administration, and asserts the state’s growing strength and bright star within the Union.
Governor Randall Defends Mortgage Stay Law Viewpoint
The Sentinel prints Gov Randall full in today with a direct paper to the legislature. It notes his defense of the 1858 mortgage stay law but questions its harmony with state interests and contracts. The paper sees inconsistency in supporting stay while insisting contracts be fulfilled and calls for redemption after one year. It mentions personal illness and busines
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Legislature Debates Postage and Revised Statutes Actions
The senate and assembly exchange notices on amending the assessment law and directing publication of governor reads his annual message to a joint convention. Debates cover memorials, mortgage law changes, railroad finance, and proposed constitutional amendments while committees organize to examine Revised Statutes and establish a state board of equalization.
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Legislature Opens In Madison In Orderly Joint Session
The legislature met at noon in the Capitol with Lt Governor Campbell presiding. Senators were sworn by Justice Smith as seats were chosen and officers elected including Speaker Lyon and Chief Clerk Crane. The St Croix district contested and a joint committee was appointed to inform the Governor that the session is organized and ready to receive his message.
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