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Debate on executive patronage and federal finances advances
The Massachusetts House panel argues against automatic patronage growth with population, warns of central power, and outlines a plan to reduce surplus revenue. They project customs and lands as key revenue sources and propose constitutional amendment for temporary surplus distribution to curb executive influence.
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