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Made Against Progressive
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assessing Janitors-
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srossly unfair and utterl.
Lument of the Cam bridg,
h is the last utterance from
tie finances, was that Gov.
Fnins and the republicans 0.
So horribly mismanaged the
fairs OF Iowa that the stats
pg headlong into bankruptcy
ement. While ne held Gov
minis largely responsible fol
'ything, he sought to show
the chairman OF the senate
ons committee, Mr., Garst
responsible for general fl
was of course TO be held ac-
or the pending deficit which
Fistical showing of Auditor
his Cambridge speech has
fantly answered by the re-
|e state treasury since that
Carroll has never acknowl-
Fror. At Cambridge he gave
figures as to state finances
HE'D him to make the dec
Fl "if all the appropriations
are expended during the
\nnial period there viii re-
than s55o.ooo unp-ovided
(ch will have to be carried
next biennial period
, the platform on which Car
two years ago. Il
} newspaper followers 10 ap-
prejudices of the taxpayer
declaration that the legis-
have TO pay of a deficit ag-
[en on to three-quarters OF
pIlars," and similar argu-
[ernor Carroll has never
the utter faIsfty Of the
Iassed off on the public,
he state treasurer furnish
kposure Of them. In fact
pf the Cambridge speech
of the books of the state
d have shown the decep-
kistics. The fiscal period
once was made ended in
lstead of the more than
3 carried over to the next
id there was in the gen.
tn state just ssos,1s026.
r. Carroll was off just ST.
guess as to what would
er of fact not only were the
drawn, in the Cambridge
wrong, but the alleged
ne not borne out by an in
the books in his own
the Cambridge speech
&c it appear that the
WAS not responsible in
a state government OF
been a part for six years
legislature was responsible
ng, at least everything
be twisted SO as TO look
cen a matter OF surprise
he past two weeks the lit
but by the Carroll branch
N standpat committee has
|Governor Carroll that he
state tax levy. Evidently
that the people can be
pore.
of fact the fixing Of a
lrely a clerical task and
formed by clerks whose
ver heard outside of the
ing a tax levy consists IN
what levy is necessary in
E the money as directed by
ire. The Carroll literary
pr direction Of his secre-
lady claimed that the pres
condition of the state is
fact that Carroll has re-
TX levy one tenth of a mill.
AUCTION took place on the
pent, which is just now be-
eome to the state treasury.
lie appropriations Of the
assembly are only just be-
nave effect: but It is only
hat Governor Carroll never
htest influence on appro-
revenues.
Is that the condition Of
not a whit better than it
auditor Carroll was adver-
ate as facing a deficit, nor
han when Governor Cuni-
charge. The state taxes
collected do not amount to
the taxes paid in Iowa by
alone. The state tax levy
Fife as compared with the
\ople place upon them selves
bounty and municipal pur-
n Carroll in his Manila
fankly acknowledge his en-
Rmbridges peech it will go
onyincing the people that
Intentionally guilty Of
uf persons have criticised
Cuninins for being so
their references to LATE
big Coliseum meeting in
fact that he occupied a
the platform. They had
Young was an invited
but 1t was his own in
that Of the committee.
view OF most of those
Itor was treated very
one place in the dis
his temper and talked
eAker in anger.
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