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as long as we can, and let them die with dignity.
(Laughter.)
THE CHAIRMAN: Does any delegate desire to
speak in opposition to the amendment?
Delegate Neilson.
DELEGATE NEILSON: Mr. Chairman, I rise
to oppose the amendment offered. The figure as proposed
was considered in Committee and all of the witnesses --
not all, but most of the witnesses that appeared before
us, although they agreed that the past Assembly was a
good one, they at the same time agreed that it should be
a smaller body. This amendment does nothing more than
to continue what we have without any good reason or basis
whatsoever.
I think if we are to use our initiative and
also to rely on the investigation of the hearings of the
committee and its deliberations this amendment should be
defeated.
THE CHAIRMAN: Any other delegate desire to
speak in opposition?
Delegate Clagett. |