Michigan's Resources and State Constitutional Reforms
A long extract outlines Michigan's growth, resources, and proposed constitutional changes. It stresses vast iron copper mines forests agriculture and rail access, and argues for a new constitution, division of counties into districts, and expanded legislative powers. It also covers education funding, public schools, university and normal school support, prison administration, banking, taxation of corporations, and elections.
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