Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18

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Goyernor Apslersois 60 the Ohio
Leaislaturc. january LIST, 1866.
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Gentlemen of the Senate and House 81 Rep-
resentatires Mn.
The Constitution of the State OF Ohio i'm
poses upon the Governor the duty of com
municating at every session, by message, to
the General Assembly the condition OF the
State, and to recommend such measures as
he shall deem expedent
The sad calamity which deprived our State
OF the great abilities and the industrious and
energetic services OF the late Governor, and
devolved the duties OF this office upon me,
among other consequent deprivations and in
;nr;os to Tho nnbl;o interasts must in tbis in.
Iys,.a. .l.a ln,,.lo,, o,,d o,o,,,l; g. III, ovt.nt
'."nIo "''o, "e wy ""r oNN~ oo-NN~Aip'J 'ns y
OF tnat great Puoilt loss Az ny pes',
could but poorly supply the want OF MS powers
and activities. While IN the circumstances
amid Which have entered upon these grave
rosnore;h;I;t;o. M o,o ,on|d val bo eynected
I..,I.. 4. - ~. ...I. A., a,iauo;,,
completely to perform this task An exercise
OF these functions SO limited IN It's Tune, 10,
mlliarty Win the snporahate oitces ana
their proceedings so partial ana incomplete
conid scarcely ATTAIN, IN 1he ap.est mlna' 10
that maturity Of observation ana experience
whlch is quite essen'la' 10 uselui results III
either branch OF this constitutional injunction
AS the case stands, however, now address
myyseif TO IT'S performance j. e...--...,
Inc hnancial condiuoh OF the otate seems
MS satisfactory as could be wished al any
rate expected, under the enormous ana nee.
essary burden OF taxation wnich the recent q:
war 'i ue"so"' WIN '' 'Ae'oe'' A"'
posed upon our people
Comparing the statements OF the Auditor
| OF State for the last and the current years, we
6nd
Tho total receipts
| from nil sources
during tho fiscal .. ....'. ......,
| ycar of 1865. to ......
Against % r those Of 1864, ss $40 oos s.
| And the total dis
same ..''.'.... .'. w. la,434, ,s24 50
Against those of 1864 ,O0G Is A
| Leaving a balance . --- |.....|
funds of...,......... 756,os5 92
| Against that of 1864, Sc, 900, 900 6E .
II ,hns annears ,hat wi,h an increase Of the
f H. a,,,, ~ ei noI9 90 Ior n,oro
lsce'ts VI 'ne '"'n " Sf'o ~ ". nv
than oo per ccit"h'' our oAPenses ha'e 'o
swollen as to leave q correspondent Dalahce,
less than that of the former year by the sum
| of 81 244 S74 IS.
Whv this result bos occurred will be ex.
,,,,;,nJ n, g. ,s mo,, la !, tho e.,r.l
planned, az iar as may oe, IN Tue srqael
Inc account OF Tue rece'Pts A''u a'sourse-
Icolled the General Revenue Accoupt) for
Mis- v.or shows the folIowino results: r
W
vc,nber I5, 1861. sso7 ,6o2 Sc
Against that of 1858, s42S, 1886 9l
Amt collected from
taxcs."..........,'". ''i'o'' %
Against that of last 40 on. r, rr-ys.
I year ';;......;'.:.....'1s'''' : ~
Amt collected from a,,.,o 80
other sources:,,.: # oo4'' IL 30
Against that Of last ,a' ~" f
year, .....'',,"'lol'''e go. -, :" H. ''1 {
lotAi ol receiP.sNn . 1...t
ciuding balance)
for 1000 ''.....'.....:. "'-'''4N "
Against that OF leo4, i,aoV,oo3 ~
Disbursements for
1866. ......,........ l,sss,l3l 90
Against those of 1864, s24,l52 27
Ditto for Military 80
Fund IN looo::;:.:; :;S:, ono oss NJ, io1oi' ~
Tg.ni Tsa,h.s.lose S;.hnr.u,s ., ,ovs' 100000
% in General Reve- .....
nuc account. 2,07O.147 IS
Against those Of 1854 I,0J3 3,o4O 81 IT,
Tho balance in the ..,.4
Treasury, Novem- ,o..o. !,
Der 10, isee,:.;;:.; D.: ;o:. ,oz .so on io''zoo ~
Asa'hs' '""' Vi i'0s ''''o-N '0
We thus find like result Of increased ex-
penditurcs aud diminished balance in this
branch also of the States finances. Like
explanations will be duly attempted.
Following up this comparison Of these two
years, we find
An excess Of tax collections in 1865
over 1864 of.......""".."""....... s67,lss on
An excess of receipts from fall other
sources" f...........".............. t62,S2l %
| Total excess in receipts OF 1863 over 7iatt