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Constitution which I hope we all will do and perhaps even
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in the next few months the Legislature will see fit to do
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that which we have not seen fit to write in the basic
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words of the Constitution itself.
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Thank you.
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Mitchell.
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DELEGATE MITCHELL: Mr. President and Fellow
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Delegates, I rise to pay tribute to the principles upon
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which the Convention was founded and to the quality and
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character of the delegates who were elected from across the
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State to this Convention which vindicated the kind of
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elections which were held. We were supposed to be elected
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on a non-partisan basis with the interest of welding here
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the kind of principles, basic principles, into a new
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Constitution which would move this State forward.
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I have turned the half century, so I have lived
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a little longer. I am an old warrior against injustice,
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but what has sustained me in my long struggle as a human
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being for justice has been my faith in the Constitution and
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the kind of government that we have in this country.
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Sometimes our young people will become very impatient, but
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