Explanatory Statement by the Annapolis and Elk-Ridge Railroad Company on the Subject of So Much of the Governor's Message and the Comptroller's Report ... January Session, 1864 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from Explanatory Statement by the Annapolis and Elk-Ridge Railroad Company on the Subject of So Much of the Governor's Message and the Comptroller's Report as Relates to That Company: January Session, 1864

It would appear to a casual reader of the Gove1 nor s Mes sage and the Comptroller's Repoxt, not acquainted with the history of the State's connection with this Company, that the State has advanced large sums for the construction and equipment of the road, independent of its subscription to the capital stock thereof; whereas, no other sum has been paid by it, for that purpose, except as a subscriber, in common with the private stockholders, and as provided for by the Act of 1841, chapter 168, amended by the Act of 1846, chapter 234.

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Excerpt from Explanatory Statement by the Annapolis and Elk-Ridge Railroad Company on the Subject of So Much of the Governor's Message and the Comptroller's Report as Relates to That Company: January Session, 1864

It would appear to a casual reader of the Gove1 nor s Mes sage and the Comptroller's Repoxt, not acquainted with the history of the State's connection with this Company, that the State has advanced large sums for the construction and equipment of the road, independent of its subscription to the capital stock thereof; whereas, no other sum has been paid by it, for that purpose, except as a subscriber, in common with the private stockholders, and as provided for by the Act of 1841, chapter 168, amended by the Act of 1846, chapter 234.

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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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Excerpt from Explanatory Statement by the Annapolis and Elk-Ridge Railroad Company on the Subject of So Much of the Governor's Message and the Comptroller's Report as Relates to That Company: January Session, 1864

It is submitted that the Governor and Comptrollcr are mis taken in the views they have expressed of the Act of 1841, chapter 168, and of the obligations of this Company, under its provisions. They appear to be under the impression that the interest and principal of the bonds, issued in virtue of that Act were to have been paid out of the funds of the Company, and not by the funds of the State; whereas, the circumstances, under which the Act was passed, as well as the language and import of the Act, show that the Legislature intended these obligations should be provided for by the State, in case there should be no nett profits of the Company, payable into the Treasury, agreeable to its charter, (1836, chapter§298.) The very words ofthe Act admit of no doubt as to the design of the Legislature.

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