Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-12
GOV: ENDS MESSAGE
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The New Executive Makes Numeifaa II
j: Gus Suggestions to !. the ..,.,
i Legislature. = =
particular Attention Paid to the
= Subject of Taxation and =
: Care of Insane. y. ~, =


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>,:Gegntlemen Of the Senate and House of
: Among the important, duties which you
hy s 3etg d BY the Of
i; not be delegated or DEFERRED is to provide
, a ne necessary ess moneys for defrayng the:
: port of our Schools and state Institutions.
s3bEifad to law the state auditor has
FOR s es ssaas f 6ien faxfnps
based on :, tax levy Of w mills, which i
viii Hh pd ri1e assSEG5R5 hs f55
s9d a ana leayf Surpl9S of s279 600 over
so0o The es snDsH SIRIUS WnSd for the
nsW ada
these 1digures:, Wine it is conceded that
= yleW OF the urgent necessity for iM4gsesaseq
zTacilities in some Of our INSTITUTIONS.
@gested will produce a much larger amount
than estimated under a strict ter" a eaqna4Rs3
turn and aSsessmen It o Of Personaity 4 re-
germ 16r1,a IN that rHe,gard, even though ,you
rs imperat lively neeessary. Besides, there
as af aomsn tGr
me state IN manner WHICH will got 1nl-
On }ff H5; sS T ps 8 fS3ss
sources ! feel confdent that you can
Fe ygs 5 Ahfy r9s sHy RH s : g m
reduction in view Of the growth Of the
nssy RStSan 7na Ee b aas
Recommendation is not made in a spirit of
pocy Wnch Of aa
iistlc OF our people. in their views concern
Af Rgh S RBt Pe9SgtES it Is
the MEASURES for additional REVENUES and
sof reform in the administration Of .ya
:<WilI result in increa sed revenues on the
: q en hand and REDUCTION of expenses on
larger sum available for new undertakings
.than would result under the practices
now In vogue.
j; TAXATION
=: The subject of taxation is one so vital
>: 4e the. state so important to the people.
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sna he III as G BY the
:con;stitution. ,.o, u.,.,,+,o.
:::1s the people in their organic eapacity,
:prescribes the conditions, upon; which the
IS : that The he State may aPproprate from
to par of as BY o Shf pq pn
:::lic good. Taxation is such appropriation
by the state t Of the Pr3psrty of the indi
eHpress Y Avs The QUESTION iS H behaf o.
Wnaf sta few aHa1n hola Pc n
public Schools, the administratien Of jus.
and reforma tory Institutions. public build
ings and highways, and many other pub
sss Of pub th hs
reasonable appropriations for those pur-
.dHty ara min mine i is oily half Perform3ed
the States care: # IS e Ruai: important
that the money 1y required for these PURPOSES
6a be ed a9d taken in fF fga sWfH
lie Welf21e coed end does not Justify
many neritorious objects Of the, public.
f th we have been SO nt ter on the end
truth of the ma tier is that our, sta te is
to-day exa citing taxes on the little stock,
enceof unbers Of our eizens Who are
5amIll{ss: TSii f. tksusandf VIZ PpszsSz
to haye those already sa battling for an in;
wSh W W or aeF
classes: That this condition Of affairs
the subject win show; it is no more Just
or candid to charge this to the depravity
Of the Weah ri of the
ment a conditlon RESULTING from the new
changes which have taken place in this
century It is net subject for deGIama-
rapid!y as the forms Of our Institutions