Michigan State of the Nation Then and Now Address
The speech outlines government duties, constitutional change, and fiscal reform. It notes education, prisons, banking, internal improvements, and taxation. It urges election of state officials by the people, calls for a constitutional convention, and warns against debt while praising progress and agriculture.
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