Proposed Colorado amendment on debt limits and bonds
The document outlines a constitutional amendment for Colorado to limit state debt to fund public buildings, with annual debt cap at 0.5% of assessed property value, plus allowance for a loan of 1.2 million dollars for specified needs. It details bond terms, interest, existing obligations, and ballot wording requiring voters to mark For the amendment or Against the amendment.
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United States
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Free Silver Debate Sparks Critique of Bryan Platform
A partisan opinion argues that Bryan’s free silver stance and Chicago convention image mislead voters. It accuses Bryan of borrowing others’ ideas, cites past tariff and wage claims, and warns that silver proposals hurt labor and farming while benefiting silver interests.
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