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THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Morgan?
DELEGATE MORGAN: I believe it would.
' THE CHAIRMAN: Does any Delegate desire to speak
in opposition to the Amendment.
Delegate Murphy, do you desire to speak in
opposition?
DELEGATE MURPHY: I want to speak in favor of th<
Amendment
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Robey?
DELEGATE FRANK ROBEY: Mr. Chairman, I am only
too sorry that I cannot join the nineteen colleagues that
I have on the Executive Branch Committee in this Amendment,
but there has occurred much today within these halls, and
outside the walls of this building, that I as a Citizen of
Maryland, as a Delegate to the Constitutional Convention,
cannot be proud.
I am opposed to the politics that have been
played in the halls of this Convention and outside the
State House today. There are many of us here who know of
what I speak. I do not intend to soil the record of the
Convention with all the gory details, but I am opposed,