Note 78 — HISTORY OF TAXATION IN MISSISSIPPI. CHARLES HILLMAN BROUGH, PH. D. (JOHNS HOPKINS)
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Miss. Constitutional Convention, 1868, pp. 215-220. This Convention dropped that provision, found in the Constitution of 1832, restricting the origination of money bills to the lower house. The Constitution of 1890 expressly declares that all bills may originate in either house and be amended and rejected in the other.