The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-13


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p~AsIsashropy aud GOOD VIII
The vOsk q che VI oo0mssoboo has oeee
psoseesssA 4ostns the two years Pase via
| Increased encpHy and success. Tbc wew
| Matching house provided Sos By the 1ase Leg
| islaeurc has been built and 0esod - ID {
| complete and substantial ma0nee. Wsshoo(
exceeding the ap~peOpriasios for that psr'
pOse.
THE aaouss Of the spps0psiatioa fron the
State made % the horticultural association
Was q. go per year during the last NO years
and this amount has been expended u Ohe
payment Of premiums at the State fair and
~ the winter meceingA
An appropriation Oe Sls0.an0 ID recon-.
mcndcl 10 maintain exhibits nc the COlum'
bian fair.
The sugar beet Industry is dvelt upon a
length, tho cx Governor saying: In ter
years y0u may expect to see NEBRASKA the
leading sugar. producing State In the Union
Other States will take hold OF this new agri.
cultural pursuit. snd the West will euppIy
the sugar oi the country and the price 70 the
consumer will be educe from = to > peg
cent"
The present laws relating to assessment.
taxation aud revenue arc recommended -
At subjects for revision. Governor Thayer
says ON the subject:
to revise our present laws relating to a.
sessment. taxation and revenue. That . vast
am0ua Of properly. real and personal. es-
c.pes assessment and taxation every year 10
tho plain and palpabie for denial That
there 10 q vast amount of Inequalities in the
assessments OF the same KINDS 1T property
but In tho possession Of different individuals
10 equally cloar. The rich can easily hide
stocks and bonds, but the little. unprctend.
ing house OF the labOrcr can not escape the
y Of the assessor. There 10 NO 1uster or
fairer method OF deriving revenue than BY .
fair assessment Of all property alike ut its
full value. Make the laws 50 stringent that
they can not be vaded Punish those who
evadc them. with An ~unspairIng hand. ] be-
lIeve that the statutes can be 80 amcnded
that all persons can DO compelled to disclose
all their property. The penalty should bc
made more severe upon assessors who con-
nive at false valuations and receive rewards.
Public opinion can enforce a. honest assess.
menG Provisions should be made by
statute for the infection OF severe penal.
tics upon assessors who knowingly value
falsely. II IL not necessary to
make the levy according to the full assessed
value. II can bC reduced to whatever per
cent o deem proper. II all property IL
rsted at its real value there can be no excuse
for tho present rate Of taxation. Nebraska
has tho reputation Of being . high taxed
State: and this Impression has caused great
injury to the State. II alarms capital and
frightons away investors. Our policy has
boon and 10, low assessments and high rates
OF toXoItO0. u 0OOOlO 10 ] oS0csSuscnSS
n low rates OF taxation"
On the subjects Of railroads and transport
tatiOn the e. Governor says: "Whiie rail.
arc . necessity to the people. the peo-
PIE are Q necessity 70 the railroads. The re-
lations they sustain TO each other must be
mutual and should be 20 adjusted that the
Of both would be promoted and
protected Those who invest their means I'm
railroad property have q right to expect
81 .>A..-- -. Ah>o. s--~nH->~N Tkna vR1An
labor have the same right to expect q fair re-
ward for thoir labor, which IL their capital
Railroads sh0ul % adjust their
tariff charges that farmers, graxers, manu-
facturcrs. merchants and all who ship over
them can do and receive Q remunorative prof
Il for their business. In 90 far as this end
attained by reasonable freight rates. the
power Of the Legislature to establish and en-.
force reasonable charges on the part Of O
OF tho Supreme Court. And that
power must he exercised in NIL cases where
the people aro subjected to cxtOrtiOnatc
charges. The rights OF the people must be
protected. The power which creates -
greater than that which II created. The PEG.
pie create and their power IL supreme. and
they speak through the Legislature to the
agencies which have been created for the
Of their will. And it il your duty
TO see that reasonable rates nrc established.
II advise the passage OF . Joint resolution
providing for the submission Of IN anaend.
to the Constitution to be voted for ae
the noxt general election authorizing the
people 3 vote for three Railroad Commits.
sionera, who shall have supervision OF all
matters relating to transportation and 20
all complaints should be addressed"
Tho Australian ballot system Il recon.
meudcd ~ the best system Of preventing
fraudS.
Farn,ers' institutes arc also spoken OF ~
Of encouragement. as alsO are
public warehouses.
Tho creation OH Q Board of PardOns and
the establishment OF an Immigrant bureau IL
Tho Hoard Of Pharmacy IL coMplimented
being Q most beneficial institution.
Tho labOrsO OF tho State Ranking Board have
been attendel with nue. succcss.
The matter OF irrigation 10 strongly rom.
mendcd, and . recommendation made that .
resolution or memorial be passed urg.
ing Congress to further tho adoption cf nee.
esoasy measures TO irrIgate the arid lands Of
tho West.
The message closes by eounsclinG che
Of all rash and extreme Mcasurca.
and tho adoption OF wise. conservative iegis.
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