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The increased value Of the taxable property Of the
State in year. reaches nearly the amount of the State
debt while the increase In the value Of ell property
within the limits Of the State, ID than double the
amount of the public debt. State increasing rapidly
in wealth. should not allow the stigma of reputation to
rest upon its name when the people have the means


they should be devoted to paying the just debts Of the
commonwealth The auditor in his report says 1.-THE
official exhibits Of this already and rapidly augment
ing resources Of the State must afford all cheering
hopes as to the future With large population and
such amount of taxable property both Of which, we
reason to believe must steadily ADVANCE the
in number and the other in value there can be no lust
ground for apprehension in the absence of short sighted
the faith ofths State cannot be maintained
Deplorabls our financial condition may be- an ectual
remedy Ia not beyond reach A soon al the domes


tic debt of the Slate shall be discharged which time un


less temporary expedients shall again be resored TO- can
be far dstsna moderate rate Of taxation upon no
large an amount Of property and pols furnish us


the means to free the State from her present heavy weight
debt and to eacs the stigma Of practically repudated
public faith To that day. under patriotic lfsacrcng
and legislation providing for the welfare
with abiding hope.v