The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
GOVERNORS MESSAGE
Gentiemen Of ths Senate
and House Of Representatives;


people have heen protected in all their
privileges and enjoymrn's; aud, in the
various avoc,tions of life, they have labor
cd with their accustomed cneruy and in
dustry, which has been amply rewarded.
I cordially unite with you in praise ami
thanksgiving 20 the Crest Ruler oC the
Universe. for the manifold blessings H.
has vouchsafed to W. as u State aud peo.
pie.
MY present communication 60 YOU will
be confined mainly to "jhe condition OF
the State" The machinery Of the State
Government has worked 81 smoothly,
under existing legislation, that ] have
few recommendation to make MS to
notifications or amendments. This is
gratifying to myself; and, have no
doubt, will be very acceptable 10 you.
FiSAScIAt.
The finances Of the State are in n
sound condition. For tut details, ! re
spcctfully refer you to the reports Of the
Auditor and Treasurer Of State, herewith
presented:
The total receipts into the Ttsa'u.N
FROM all sources, duiiuT the vret,iu
cludirg balance Nov. Is, kc9wt" ss6'N,f66 ~
Total di,bursSnCnu OON'ub 10
Ba lance 10 credi, ofan fund. 81 OOopdO o.
The GeoCrnl Revenue account, which
presents tho receipt. aud Disbursements
for the State Governmant proper, stands
us follows:
nalere., Nov ia, tses fEa,7sG ~
Amount coll ec,cd from tNSs, nS " W
Amount tolitttd Itm plCt sourcss lOl,NV ~
-
Total si,i5Oo63 i5
.bi,buuement, fot Rev.
e1ne purpose, ssotisqsT
For Mihtsry fnnd W. ets "
Dssncc in Treasury, Nov IS, lssi. SsD7,d9s 81
As compared with previous year, these
figures show the following re,ulls:
An excess oftu collection in 1861
over isCs, Of lOtN vi
In ,Ics,, OF Re,.uu. espsnditurst Of ssiJ,6 IS
A Teduetiou ofbNiSn,. 10 1Isa'uy
st end Of the yrrt, " s0loa ~
A reduction oitnnsfvt,to military
Fund,of phOl q
The excess Of expenditures. n com
pared with previous, year, 10 made up
principally of the following items;
Bsneyolent iu',itu,ou, b6,'Ol {,
Trsn,portsutn af militia In 1909, carried
vet to i,6I sseso M
Epnip,nenU for militia A,iuu ~
so,.. .sfsI GO
ESpsn,., of soldiers vote o.ssI IS
q suy,burS Cemetery 1850 o.
Total 299. .iHs n
Reductions in other items compensate
for the increase of th, sum ,vcr the cx.
cess oT Expenditures.
r The reports ofthe Sinking Find Com.
missioners show that the redemption ot
the public debt during the year has been
rs follows:
Of Foreign debt l2h.772 Il
"union Liam iStn "
.'pome.tir Bond. gil,5s5 m
Total 34,Oss u
And that It has been increased bv a do.
The balance Of ihD' hS SaH32 n32IpOfss; in ftUSs ftSUsSs.
ury, OH tho 18th Of November, was S7i9,-
sa6 81; from which redrmptions Of debt
huvr been made since ths, time, but Il
what extent am rot udyi,ed.
The debt Of the State, including the
loan of 1864, for military purposes, con-
sists OF
Foreign debt 2el69lo o.
nome''le eso' o'' oN w
,a-oo., :,
io"' o,
Under me act OF Msrsh sum, ioo4i
the commissioners m"de oomrs''c loan
of four hundred Thousand uolIHr'' tne
details of which will be presented in
their report.
Under the same act ,here hnVe been
drawn upon the m,liloh appropriation
therein made the following hmouhts'
Pay, transportation and 'nbs''ieaes
rSu, S batter e. 1ofi Of Shnl.u. horse. and '' ~
hSrne" h'9io 'd
'o'A' '''''' -
There is estimated to be due upoa the
frst of these items, $57,457 10; which
will increase the dshursem emenis from that
appropriation to $500, ,462 80,
As elsewhere explained, the payH ent'
for subsistence and transportation OF Tn
guard have been assumed by the Wa
Department; and the item Of the pay o
officers between date Of rendezvous an'
date OF muster, is'held under adVlsemeni
The amount Of Allotment Fund pai'
into the Treasury by pay-agen,s, during
the year, was 1913 ,4So 40. Nearl'
hal m llion has been added since The
10Th oi November; ana additional
amounts arc on the way, which WI swe'
the amount to about three m'l'lohs'--
One item whichh hswel'ea tnls asouh'
ls the large payments 10 substitutes "n'
local bounties to recruits wh'eh were
not pnid to the men un'li mustered II
here. and Forwarded 10 thelr reglmen's'--
The amount COLLECTED AZ 'he oarruckS u
this city, on ihis account mas near'l
equaied she whole amount ol eo"ec''o"'
las' year .|l ..rIL
Owing to the constant moving "i ~. p.
was impracticnblc 10 pny the ,roop-.- =
The payments were cr"wred mo the lnl
months, ana me p"y'og'h,s "ere "h,u
pressed in making coiIectohsi ah1, VI