Some Objections to the Proposed Constitution
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Sec. 4-4), declared that besides common schools, " All u?e- lul learning shall be duly encouraged and promoted in one or more universities," and while that Constitution was in force the University of Pennsylvania received large donations from the State ; and the Constitution of 1790, while the great men of the revolution yet lived, ordained that "The arts and sciences shall be promoted in one or more seminaries of learning (article viii, section 2). These things the Legislature were to see acco...mplished by govern- rneutal aid. Now the Legislature is forbidden to aid them, and is required to tax them.
But what are "purely public charities" which may escape taxation? This is quite as much unknown to 13 lawyers as to any other electors. They are not, I appre- hencl, the Girard College, Wills' Hospital, or any of our hospitals, dispensaries, orphans' or widows' asylums; cer- tainly not the universities. I know not what they wiil be, nor who can tell me, except it be the Supreme Court at some future day.
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Sec. 4-4), declared that besides common schools, " All u?e- lul learning shall be duly encouraged and promoted in one or more universities," and while that Constitution was in force the University of Pennsylvania received large donations from the State ; and the Constitution of 1790, while the great men of the revolution yet lived, ordained that "The arts and sciences shall be promoted in one or more seminaries of learning (article viii, section 2). These things the Legislature were to see acco...mplished by govern- rneutal aid. Now the Legislature is forbidden to aid them, and is required to tax them.
But what are "purely public charities" which may escape taxation? This is quite as much unknown to 13 lawyers as to any other electors. They are not, I appre- hencl, the Girard College, Wills' Hospital, or any of our hospitals, dispensaries, orphans' or widows' asylums; cer- tainly not the universities. I know not what they wiil be, nor who can tell me, except it be the Supreme Court at some future day.
What to read after Some Objections to the Proposed Constitution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Price, Eli K. (Eli Kirk), 1797-1884 to read onlineMoreLess
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