The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-01-11

Ebeen reduced $7z9, ,4l5. iia : ei' ~ bs
Leaving fhe total debt yet to be pro
vided for, $4,000, ,729 36. OF thii
amount, the sum of $44.51S 81 has
ceased to bear interest, the holders
thereof having been notified of the
readiness of the State to pay the same
Z This leaves the total interest bearing
debt of the State, $8,966, ,21l 05.
The taxes levied in lST0, collectable
j in 1871, were as follows: - Icy
y State taxes: - 81, ,666, ,242 %
| County and local levies 1879, 1888 5s
! DelinqHencies and for 2'7 = 80 i31i
! FIXTURES in former years 667, ,l88 6e
I Total taxes, including 'i'eht2
delinquences collectable $3.50
in 1871 ~ &. l.l.,i ~ &24, ,I3O, ,82O 81
The taxes levied in 1871. coilectable
! in 1872, were as follows: 3s4l'3 ti6
I State taxes ~! ~. S4,s5O.72s 2e
County and local levies 1S,604, 500 IL
Delinquencies and forfeit y. ~
1 ures@ .. 632,z75 "a
Total taxes and delin- ~ -
Fquencies colleetable in 15te-
1872 . -. $23,587 1854 "a
1t will be noticed with qualification,
that the annual increase of taxation,
to which the people have been long
accustomed, has been checked, and
that the taxes, both State and local,
have been somewhat reduced. 40
/ The increase of local Indebtedness
still continues. The returns made to
| the Auditor of State are imperfect,
| but enough is shown to warrant the
| opinion that during the past year the
Indebtedness of the towns and cities
| in the State has increased not less
than one million of dollarsp and that
their aggregate indebtedness now
1 equals the indebtedness OF the
State! respectfully repeat, as the
remedy for this eviIB the recommends
ton heretofore made, that all public
debts be prohibited, except in cases of
emergency. analogous to those ispeci-
fled in sections i and 9. article 3. of
the Constitution. nlloup' IS ,sfoo.
Tba ra,Ih,o1,rt of fha A i1i,,ta nt n a, a,.a
e, 80 AZ =, -, aoi,oet.S -, :,
hin, biIg from sl,, te fn;fS !,
the wear. ol, acacoufnf of tfe State Wa.
1 Claims tflIe sim Of SI45 304 IN maj.
t;ng tha fntai amonnt of poa cjo;y,,s 9
coIlecteds % 996 947 "a II is nroha-
HE that ahont S1Oo0oO more can he
| coIIacted m tbese cla;ms IN ont al
/ ditional RECREATION hv Conoress This
will leave about 500 oof claims nm
| Maid 1uh;cb f;t is hel;avad vuben ,,,o:-l
| ssa,fs5 l+o Tono,.ass LII 6ro,,
Snuchsrs - = ana aSnIsn.+;nns rT @ Iii kIPboa ~
nrov;dad r for | bv sl,ec;ai ] ' set 4 f : ion%
| bowever ae the hoard nf MijitarS1,
1iJo;n,s ay;sts ftbase ciof,,S ,,1;iI' -,
Enna to ;ncre.sa and II -1o,,d = ~ ho
edv;soIs,a ~ saat, C,,,,,,oss;or.I - -
t;o,, IL % ,,,,t;, tho Stata ~ eios;,,Sr o ;ts ~
cnnnts fr;+h r5;r;S,oyys - es si,aIi - 70 ot1o
~ III .n a,ioI .nttia, snaii 70 aDie
" aeH t1i tha,!afa.a LIZ. ee.ioIm. a..
Az stat,,tas .o,,;5;,,G e.. n IL
oncas- -sf ci,;,,ips e s,,s;,,sF AZ go 80
Go.o.s.;s.:c... - &c 1Ss1:4a..s2 s-uo .Io
reneaia5 tbs renssi an Att ~ & taEe a1 etfact e ot
s,cS doto =, tba f,,t,,,a s ,;tI st;s,, q "a
onnortrn;tv S M for tts r,ra.a,tat;o,'1 GO az a and :
siIp = f1i =, - - .,
Ths n renort ~ .be ,s S1oS. Go,,,,s,;.s;o,., ~
Common schools shows that nnon
the whole the ed,,cat;onaI ;nteraste -
tbe St.ta coI,t,r,,o5to ho ,z.,.,, os,,o,.
ons Ie NJ ,,,.asants IL - - ,..
@ a.,.o r.. $3.50, - l, c -. ~.
e ~ 1880 :, o, ~ ~ 2 u.h;oS ~ ~ oias ~
sant;oIto e,.tt ,,,.-...ss TIn
rn q ior rsa fod frf IN hSci
renort nnIier the efsIioyr;no baads
!, ,,S.rT,,o, ;rsts,,ot;o., s,,ro,..,;a;
1iit;caf;o,, M Of tho 4. supo, 80 ,,et 4So. "
shin svsten - . '...4 - sHe ~ :" y
The commanding nos;t;on which
Ohio has hejd in tbe oros t,.s ,,so"t;ans
81 onr reca,,t .;v;i ga .,,;i;ta,.,. L;sta
ry ia laroelv due to the aJncat;onoI
adyantaces eniovad bv ber nsonla
Everv measnre xuh;cb tands r. con.
Time and ;ncrease those edvantaoas
merits your earnest and favorabIe con.
sideratiou. 07Il - :
For many .vears the n,ost s,,ir.n+
teachers and frien5s of educot;on have
nroed the NECESSITY of asts hi;sb;no in.
st;fntions for tha ;nstrncfion of teach
ers in the nrincinles and 6nt;es of
their hioh and henorable ca,I;no
few thousand dollars of the School
fnnd annlied every wear to this mr.
nose. will. II is believed. make the ex-
nenditures for schoo, n,,rnoses vastIv
mora heneficial fo tba STATE
: There are ser;ous obiections to the
present mixed system of school man.
apement. bv means of township boards
and sub-district directors. 1t is be-
lieyed that this system ongbtI To rive
Mace to the n,relv townshin svsfem
in which ali of tbe schools of tbe
townshin are under the exclnsiva con-
troi of a hoard of ed cat;an chose, hv
tha oioctors Of the townsh;n Th;s
nlan is in conformitv With that which
has been adopted with satisfac Glory re re-
snlts in most Of onrtowns and ;s sns.
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