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As all of you know, the Constitutional Conven-
tion of New York adjourned a few days ago and submitted
to the people of that State a Constitution which they
had drafted. We have requested sufficient copies of
the Constitution promulgated by the New York Convention
to furnish each delegate with a copy. There will be
a slight delay because we are informed that the copies
which were fairly widely distributed on the last day of
the session of the New York Convention were not correct
in that there were some last-minute changes. 1 under-
stand, however, that we will have copies by the middle
of next week.
We have also requested copies of the Consti-
tutional Convention of Rhode Island, which just a few
rlays ago adjoumed after their sessions lasting over a
period of about two years. These documents will be here
also, not quite so promptly as the New York documents,
but by the end of next week we hope.
At the meeting of the chairmen yesterday to
discuss progress, it was suggested that it would be
desirable if all committee chairmen would keep the |
