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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Caldwell.

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DELEGATE CALDWELL: In the last four months

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that I have been here I noticed many of our delegate

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have gained weight. Now that the Convention is over,

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I think they should all take up jogging — except the Balti-

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more City delegates.

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In ten minutes of jogging, they can travel

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through five single member districts. (Applause.)

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Kosakowski.

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DELEGATE KOSAKOWSKI: Mr. President, I concur

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with the delegate from Baltimore, Delegate Caldwell, but

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I rise on a point of personal privilege.

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I would like to say to you personally, Mr.

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President, the wonderful job you have done at this Conven-

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tion, and I believe that the delegates present here have

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given their utmost to put a little of their heart and

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wisdom and intelligence and tears into a document which

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may go down into history, but there is a little nomen-

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clature that has come out of this Convention, and you will

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be queried in your travels upon the success of this

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Convention.