. Review of reviews and world's work. com-mends election reforms, strongly condemning,among other things, the making of contributionsfor political purposes by business corporations.He recommends a commission to study the sub-ject of assessment and taxation, the State taxlaws being seriously in need of revision. Onthe subject of life insurance lie shows that Statesupervision hitherto has been with reference tomaking sure of the solvency of the companies,but not for the purpose of going into variousphases of the insurance business that werebrought to light during the recent investigation.Governo

. Review of reviews and world's work. com-mends election reforms, strongly condemning,among other things, the making of contributionsfor political purposes by business corporations.He recommends a commission to study the sub-ject of assessment and taxation, the State taxlaws being seriously in need of revision. Onthe subject of life insurance lie shows that Statesupervision hitherto has been with reference tomaking sure of the solvency of the companies,but not for the purpose of going into variousphases of the insurance business that werebrought to light during the recent investigation.Governo Stock Photo

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. Review of reviews and world's work. com-mends election reforms, strongly condemning, among other things, the making of contributionsfor political purposes by business corporations.He recommends a commission to study the sub-ject of assessment and taxation, the State taxlaws being seriously in need of revision. Onthe subject of life insurance lie shows that Statesupervision hitherto has been with reference tomaking sure of the solvency of the companies, but not for the purpose of going into variousphases of the insurance business that werebrought to light during the recent investigation.Governor Higgins declares that the policy-holdernow demands something better from the Statethan a guaranty of solvency. He demands aradical revision of the insurance laws, and endsthat part of his message with the followingimpresssive words: --The eyes of the wholeworld are now turned toward New York, andif this legislature does not produce an insur-ance law which shall be drastic but practicable, radical but sane, in a spirit which shall be.

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