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hope that you will cast the same resounding vote against
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it that you did when it came up the last time, so people
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who vote on the Constitution will know that this Constitutic
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believes in fiscal responsibility.
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Peters.
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DELEGATE PETERS: I move the previous question.
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(The motion was duly seconded)
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THE PRESIDENT: All in favor signify by saying
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Aye. Opposed No. The Ayes have it, and it is so ordered.
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The question arises on the adoption of amendment
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No. 3. The Clerk will ring the quorum bell.
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For what purpose does Delegate Pullen rise?
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DELEGATE PULLEN: Mr. Chairman, I would like to
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ask a question ——
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THE PRESIDENT: The previous question has been
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moved. No further questions or debate are permissible.
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The previous question has been ordered, I should
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have said. We have to take a vote on amendment 3.
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DELEGATE PULLEN: There are two parts in here —
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there are two things we are voting on. I will take the
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first. The second I think should be divided, and voted upon
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