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numbers of 35 and 105, but there certainly is great justi-
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fication for it.
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If someone wanted to argue two or three in
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any direction I could not say they were wrong. I simply
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say we felt we were compelled, and I believe rightly so,
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to address ourselves to the question of the proper number,
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and we believe that we have in this house at this
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moment a majority of the members who will agree to vote
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for 35 and 105. That is the science, call it what
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you will, by which we arrived at the figures.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Any other delegate desire to
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speak in favor of the amendment?
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Delegate Grant.
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