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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Weidemeyer.
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DELEGATE WEIDEMEYER: I have no objection to
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them, Mr. Chairman, I think they are clarifying.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Any further disqussion?
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Delegate Majrion.
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DELEGATE MARION: Mr. Chairman, I wonder if
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I could offer an amendment to the amendment.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Can you make it as a suggestion
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to Delegate Carson and see if he would accept it?
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DELEGATE MARION: I just made it privately, and
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I don't think he is willing to accept it.
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THE CHAIRMAN: What is the amendment?
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DELEGATE MARION: It would be to strike the word
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"capital or otherwise infamous crime" and substitute in
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lieu thereof the word "felony."
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THE CHAIRMAN: Is there any objection to
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considering the amendment to the amendment in the absence
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of its having been printed?
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The Chair suggests that it is one that can be
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readily understood.
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Delegate Carson, do you object?
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