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to "three".

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THE PRESIDENT: Is thre any objection to

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considering the amendment suggested by Delegate Weidemeyer

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notwithstanding the fact that it has not been printed?

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Delegate Cardin.

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DELEGATE CARDIN : Mr. President, I will not

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object if the Convention wishes to enter this lengthy

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debate once more , but it took us two and a half hours the

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last time on this same amendment.

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Weidemeyer.

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DELEGATE WEIDEMEYER: I had thought that since

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we went over this matter that it would be more obvious

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now to all of the delegates that three percent would be

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the logical number, rather than the five which they

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decided on at that time.

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Weidemeyer, you don't

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have the amendment before you yet. The Chair would like

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to inquire whether the Convention would be willing to

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accord the privilege to Delegate Weidemeyer to offer his

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amendment, with the understanding thathe would speak to it

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not more than three minutes, and Delegate Koss would respond