Raleigh Progressive Farmer Explains North Carolina Amendments
The article argues for a clear review of ten proposed NC constitutional amendments. It explains changes from War of the Rebellion to War Between the States, legislator pay, local laws, governor inauguration, emergency judges, obsolete sections, taxation limits, and charter restrictions. It urges unbiased citizen consideration of effects on farming and state interests.
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Vote Yes on All Ten Constitutional Amendments Says Editor
The article urges a yes vote on amendments covering tax reform and limits on corporate and city charters. It argues power should rest with the people to shape taxation, school terms, and equal rights, criticizing special privileges for corporations. It cites amendments 7 through 10 and promotes broad support.
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