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previously to raise cain with anyone in particular, but I
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thought it no more than right, and no more than fair that
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due consideration be given to all parties concerned.
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Delegate Sherbow has done such a wonderful job
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in his committee that he sort of mesmerizes people- He
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almost mesmerized me, as he spoke to the Committee of the
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Whole.
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I have a great deal of respect and have always
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looked up to Delegate Sherbow for his wisdom and great
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knowledge, but even the wisest man sometimes errs, and I
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think Delegate Sherbow has erred in this area.
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I baaed this amendment in deleting the lottery
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provision not were I for or against the lottery or for or
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agasint gambling, but whether or not this is a Constitutional
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matter. I have heard a great deal said here by our
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colleagues, as long as their ox wasn't gored, it was a
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great thing, but if we are really going to move the
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Constitution and make it a mod ern one, and to make it
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resilient and pliable, let us leave this antidated
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language out. Let us make it a modern Constitution.
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I have heard many of our learned educators say
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