The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-10-17

Hoadly's two years were 1884 and
1885, and it will be seen that the cost Of
the judiciary in every year Of For
aker's administration thus far was
greater than in any previous year. So
we convict Myers of another false
hood.
What truth is there in Myers state
ment that in Hoadly's last year $780,
900 were given to the flood sufferers in
the Ohio valley.
If Emil Kiesewetter, in the auditors
report for Nov. 10, 1885, states the
truth, not one dollar was given to the
food sufferers in the Ohio valley or to
any other food sufferers. He does
report in 1884, Hoadly's first year, that
100000 were given to the food suf-
ferers.
So we convict Myers again of ignor-
ance Of the year and Of making the
amount expended just double what it
was. ~
Instead therefore of $500, 600 of new
or extraordinary expenses in Hoadly's
last year we find that it was less than
800, 600 and that on account of the cir
cult court probably, and we also find
that this increased expense, on account
Of the Judiciary, was $20, 0D0 greater in
Foraker's first year than in Hoadly's
last, and $27, 900 greater the next year
and $28, 900 greater in 1883 than it was
in 1885,
The more carefully we examine
Myers speech and compare with the
records the more manifest it is that he
is either grossly ignorant or deliberate
Wholesale liar.
After making these false statements
Myers says:
Yet Forsker in his first year, without any
such emergency, spends more money than
was expended in either year Of Democratic
administration.
The auditor of state reports the total
gross disbursements for the last year Of
Hoadly and first Of Foraker as follows:
Year 1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $8,020,0N q
xear looo. ...................... y, OSl,S64 81
increase. e........................ 5S,987 88
Now let us compare items of unusual
expense and see whether the first year
of Foraker's administration had no
emergencies to meet. as Myers calls
them:
HoADLY's LAST YEAR.
Mlntla..... $l69,63i
TwuuSi"ry .'.''' ......'''''.".''..'".. So.CSS
XOleuO insane Asylum ................. IoS,H6
Intermediate Penitentiary ......... 38,258
New Orleans Exposition. ............... 23,096
Supreme Court Commission. ...........a 1l.l7S
Total e.rx so,,
We have included in the above the
militia and the Judiciary, the former
covering the alleged expenses Of the
riots and the latter the new expense on
account of the circnit court. We have
also included the Toledo insane asylum
and the intermediate penitentiary, new
institutions then being constructed.
~ EoRAKER's LAST YEAR. Hh7q 4.
nintia. ....,.......... .Slo0, US
Coledo Asylum. :. 21S.O87
intermediate Penitentiary ......... 63,68l
New Orleans Exposition. ..... a696
supreme Court Commission n........... .......
Ohio Soldiers Home, ,................. 8es
Publishing Constitutional Amend
ments,... ........................... 8l,1l6
tH ---
Total ......................, /. .s7l7.74i
So We find that what Myers calls
emergency expenses were $92 211 great
or in Foraker's first year than in Hoad-
ly's last year, while the actual disburse-
ments were but $5s, ,987 greater. There
must have been saving somewhere in
1886 to make this good Well. there
were savings in several directions
MIR. KieseWetter informs M that in
1885 the penitentiary. which was run by
such men as Stible Of this city. cost the
state 1887, 282. so, and that the next year
1t cost the state but ears, 644.79 Here
was q saving of nearly e60. 900 in one
item.
He also tells us that In 1887 il cost
the state but $286, 9l9.04.
The same state auditor, Mr.. Kiese-
wetter, informs us that in Hoadly's
last year the receipts from convict
labor were but &1S3, 417. 80. and that in
FOraker's first year thaY we're 12l6..