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Governor appoint the two high Statewide officers of Attor-
ney General and Comptroller. I am not going to belabor
the point any further. We all know what the issue is.
As Delegate Scanlan said the other day, we are changing
a great many things, and I understood him to say, Don't
lay it on too thick. I don't think and the Minority
doesn't think, and I am sure a great many other delegates
don't think that we should take away from the people the
right that they have had so many years to elect the Comp-
troller and the Attorney General and to put the Governor
in a position where he will amount in fact and actuality
to a virtual dictator.
I therefore offer a motion to strike the
work "not" out of the second Committee Recommendation.
THE CHAIRMAN: Hold your motion for a while
until we finish the question period.
Are there any questions of the Minority Spokes-
man? Delegate Maurer.
DELEGATE MAURER: Judge Sybert, I wonder if you
are aware of the editorial in the New York Times called
"Constitution, pive Departments "in which it said, "The new