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Annapolis, it has been wonderful to have you here with us.
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THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much, Delegate
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Weidemeyer. (Applause)
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THE PRESIDENT: By the standing ovation which
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you have just given to Delegate Weidemeyer, I think you
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have expressed much better than I could in words the feeling
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that you have of gratitude for this gesture on the part
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of Delegate Weidemeyer, and I think 1 can say for all of
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us we have been very happy to be here in Crab Town.
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I am not sure we will be too sorry to see our labors at
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an end, but our stay has been very, very pleasant. We
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thank you very much for your kind remembrance.
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DELEGATE WEIDEMEYER: Mr. President, I might
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add this, that my secretary endorsed on the envelone
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Delegate H. Vernon Eney, but in my own handwriting I have
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written "and my President", underscored.
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THE PRESIDENT: Thank you.
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Delegate White.
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DELEGATE WHITE: Mr. President, I wonder if
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the gentleman from Anne Arundel would accept an amendment
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to his statement. (Laughter).
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