Texas constitutional amendment debate on public funds and education
The document records the Texas legislature proposing amendments to the state constitution, detailing funding measures for public works and education. It outlines voting rules for amendments, the creation of a permanent university fund, and the establishment of the Agricultural and Mechanical College as well as other state institutions.
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