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The Constitutional Convention of 1901 was called for the paramount purpose of reforming the suffrage and removing from our electorate the menace of an ignorant and purchas- able vote. Little consideration was given to other matters of reform, and hence the Constitution of 1875 which had beerl^ framed to meet conditions which can never again exist, was practically readopted. The wise solution of the suffrage ques- tion is a monument to the ability and foresight of the mem- bers of that historic ...body, but in many of the provisions that now exist the powers of the State are hampered, and no real or permanent progress is possible until it is revised and adapted to meet present conditions. lender the Constitution as it now exists, -the State is denied the right of engaging in internal improvements, of building a single mile of pike road or using its convicts for road improvement, or providing suf- ficient revenue to maintain its larger cities and towns. The State is denied the right practically to tax inheritances, a source of much revenue to about forty States in the Union.
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The Constitutional Convention of 1901 was called for the paramount purpose of reforming the suffrage and removing from our electorate the menace of an ignorant and purchas- able vote. Little consideration was given to other matters of reform, and hence the Constitution of 1875 which had beerl^ framed to meet conditions which can never again exist, was practically readopted. The wise solution of the suffrage ques- tion is a monument to the ability and foresight of the mem- bers of that historic ...body, but in many of the provisions that now exist the powers of the State are hampered, and no real or permanent progress is possible until it is revised and adapted to meet present conditions. lender the Constitution as it now exists, -the State is denied the right of engaging in internal improvements, of building a single mile of pike road or using its convicts for road improvement, or providing suf- ficient revenue to maintain its larger cities and towns. The State is denied the right practically to tax inheritances, a source of much revenue to about forty States in the Union.
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