Ohio Governor Announces New Constitution Based Government
The Lieutenant Governor informs the Senate and House of Representatives of the transition to a new constitution and the duties of state officers. He reviews prosperity, outlines changes restricting corporate power and spending, and urges full disclosure of finances. He presents revenue and disbursement figures for the year ending November 15, 1853, and notes expected auditor estimates and pending settlements with treasurers and auditors.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Reveen Woon
United States
Ohio
General Assembly
Board of Public Works
le Hovenne
Maumee Road
Virginia Military School
Treasury
Virginia
State Tax System and Public Expenditures in 1858 Overview
The address discusses state and local tax burdens in Ohio, urging tighter supervision of taxation, public works budgeting, and stronger accounting. It summarizes revenues and debts, criticizes boards for overreach, praises the new constitution, and calls for detailed estimates, improved banking taxation equity, and stricter public-works controls. It notes the grand duplicate valuation, pardoning limits, juvenile justice reforms, and needs for penitentiary, asylum, and education institutions.
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State House
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Board of Public Works
Congress
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UOO
Treasury
Ohio
Banka
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Court of the
United States
Midat
Bank of the United States
Wasminctos
Judicial Department
Epen
Ple
Fife
Board of Trces
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