...remain. stant disregard of the obligations under each. The tax commission in Ohio, in 1893, said : "The system as it is actually administered results...the moral sense. It is a school of perjury. It sends a large amount of property in hiding." An Illinois commission asserted that the system is -"debauching...

...property which is not tangible and which is not in sight;" and again: "The system as it is actaally administered results in debauching the moral sense....drives capital in large quantities from the state." 1881 $40,600,000 $101,100,000 $8,600,000 $150,300,000 1893 41,600,000 111,200,000 9,700,000 162,500,000...

...in 1892." These were the fiscal results. The social results are thus summarized by the Commission : "The system as it is actually administered results...unjust burdens upon various classes in the community. . . . This inequality of taxes weighs most heavily upon those whose thrift and prudence have resulted...

...characterization of the substantial results of the general property tax. It will bear repeating. " 'The system as it is actually administered results...unjust burdens upon various classes in the community. This inequality of taxes weighs most heavily upon those whose thrift and prudence have resulted in...

...in 1892." These were the fiscal results. The social results are thus summarized by the Commission: "The system as it is actually administered results...unjust burdens upon various classes in the community. . . . This inequality of taxes weighs most heavily upon those whose thrift and prudence have resulted...

...History, University of Wisconsin. "The general property tax system as it is actually administered resuits in debauching the moral sense. It is a school of perjury. * * * It imposes unjust burdens upon various classes in the community; upon the farmer in the country, all of...

...appreciable part of the personal property which is not tangible and which is not in sight ;" and again : "The system as it is actually administered results...drives capital in large quantities from the State." In this place it is proper to remark that Ohio for many years ha& been endeavoring to obtain a thorough...

...increase of nearly $I,23O,OOO,OOO.S 1 Essays, 61. The recent Ohio Tax Commission is equally emphatic. 1 The system as it is actually administered results...drives capital in large quantities from the State," Report, 24. a Report on Local Taxation, 17-18. ' Quite as striking is the case of Cincinnati. The following...

...is attainable in view of the weakness and greed of human nature, should be the aim of the lawmaker. The system, as it is actually administered, results...it sends large amounts of property into hiding; it imposes unjust burdens on various classes in the community, those particularly whose property is in...

...presents a proposition which commended itself to our fathers, when the present constitution was framed The system as it is actually administered results...property into hiding ; it drives capital in large amounts from the state ; worst of all, it imposes unjust burdens upon various classes in the community...