Ohio Governor's Message on State Finances and Benevolent Institutions
The governor discusses Ohio finances after the Civil War, noting increased receipts and expenditures, reduced balances, and the need for strict economy. He critiques management in asylums and schools, urges legislative audits, and recommends funding for Deaf and Dumb, Blind, Lunatic, and Reform schools while cautioning against waste.
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