Year: 1866

General constituted @ By passed


may that the Board have reported favor of the Justice
have grown military within during
the The report IS submitted Tor your II you
should be made therefor tsg sf+s essi s.. 80


The report of the State Superintendent of
found among the documents herewith communicated Its compile
@ e @ @ @ s ho%.vs sy es a
attention to that part of the report in which the necessity for
seriously felt State greatest
culties the putting into free school system
Normal schools may be made the means oeeving
eao es ppsgaPne for the and
their vocation Without referring further to this report
and which be made the great for the elevation
of themass the free schools of our State


e IMMIGRATION.


The report of the Commissioner of Immigaon herewith
ntted l. is an able and 3 and discusses ] most most
must result to the State from its 1t also
cred responded Legislature We hope
development of the and State until
accomplished by making known through and energetic
agents the inducements there to here and by giving
of fair for labor and capital expended If
fail to take proper action immigrants will pass us by and go
The office of the Commissioner without reasonable compensation
peten incumbent done all that
Ieagre his command induce State
for action and unless his efforts are seconded BY the egs
bS he has % d. oH &C. @ i o M
and has incurred other obligations the Legislature
soud make SUCH for the Will the ocs
for the purpose of its creation should abOishit alto
ss'tsia UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION AT PARIS s5-a


with this g5eG It. it H. is msd that M should %
April 1867 which referred to at considerable length the
that Exhibition urged that if the mineral agricultural
and other of West Virginia placed
this would tend to promote immigration to the State sub
init the matter for your consideration,


AL OR 1.-THE INSANE D
The report of the Directors Of the Hospital for the INSANE
este s ts sma oon s @
finished for the reception OF patients crowded to its utmost
re5ecd The great number afflicted class Of community
for whose relief this intended and who excluded
entitled sympathy but demand at hands the completion
s the made to former sessions the
that alibera appropriation be made for this purpose


LuNATIcs sTAUNToN. -
to your that have
he had been Informed by board Of vsoF5 hs Ianats
ths ntuton from West Virginia and that i was that
State should make provision for their support This tnay
early completion Of the Hospital at Weston Meantime however
it d that the pn Of 81 the zen be
AGRICULTURAL a a. = y @


The Legislature this State in accepting the benefits Of the
provide colleges the benefit Of
Conditions in Of Congress and
acceptance of October 1868 that this State shall





college therein described the shall and the State
condition of both the donation and that
portion Of the fund shalt be applied to the Nreha erection,
preservation repair of any building buildings But
provided that per by State
expended for the purchase of land for sites
farms, whenever authorized by the Legislature, -


received exact report from the agent
the by this State and therefore
the precise for which has been sold but the egia
tur may rely safely the receipts will
amount TO over seveny-fv thousand dollars.


years within which the State required provide the
college rapidly passing and will expire the ID of





legislature allowed pass taking necessary steps to
provide contemplated college it will be impossible within
comply with the conditions the
donation donation itself will be absolutely
will Legislature simply to direct the
the proceeds the sale Of the to the United States


As Congress prohibits the any portion
fund arising of the deayng expenses
the legislature the actof 1868 appopria-
purpose this provision that
ytently superseded by subsequent and it therefore
becomes necessary to renew the appropriation
: q STATE STOCKS BANKS ,s3.


Banks Of the State have availed themselves the
the the Legislature passed February IL 1865 and
become banking under the laws of the United
State had stock the NorthWeern Bank OF ViT