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MARYLAND-The Message OF Governor Pratt OF
Maryland delivered to the Legislature on the 3lst
ut 1t is very long and enters fully into the AFFAIRS OF
the State. The finances "a statement OF which VIII be
found under our commercial head) claim prominent
position.


State tax collectors have been appointed In all the
counties except Calvert and proceeding with the
collection. In Calvert the County Commissioners Will
not give the collector the books.


He recommends the laws and suggests sucn atei-
ations in them will max them more effective:


The receipts from the stamp Act, 1t Is estimated
will amount 10 100000 the END OF TIDE year ior wnicn
it went into operation; and he recommends tnat II De
extended 10 all instruments which were oy tne decision
OF the Court OF Appeals declared 20 be excluded oy me
2nraseoOsy OF the existing law He also recommends
that lottery tickets oe also required 10 be stamp.d


The message ad.erts succncty 10 internal improve
ments of the Sta'e-ihe Maryland Penitenuary wnlcn
has been jddicously managed the past year-souches
upon The Oregon queston-ard concludes Win the as
sarance TO the Legislature that he will cooperate with
them in whsseve. may conduce the honor Q; the sate
end the welfare OF the people


The message is strongly written sraish'-orwsfo
paper-spesks its authors opinions out boidy-ssuns no
responsibility that belongs IT, and VIII create decided
impression On al who read il.