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which is now serving these States well.
It made the river a productive river.
This happened because there was an independent
attorney general who was willing to work for the legis-
lature, and he was not controlled by the executive. ;
For those reasons, I implore an elected attorney
general.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: Gentlemen, I yield five
minutes to Delegate Hanson.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Hanson.
DELEGATE HANSON: Mr. Chairman, I find myself
in much the same position that Delegate Bamberger expressec,
that we are debating here the question of whether or not
the attorney general should be elected and we are voting
on the question of whether or not the office of attorney
general should be included in the Constitution.
Since we seem to have no alternative, I plan
to speak on whether or not the attorney general should be
elected.
I believe, given the kinds of duties that 1