Taxation Rampage in Mississippi and Louisiana Exposed
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt argues postwar taxation in Mississippi and Louisiana rose dramatically. It cites prewar taxes, wartime depreciation of property, and claims state and local levies soared, aided by “carpetbag” rule. It condemns military occupation and urges restoration of constitutional government in the South.
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