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I feel in retrospect that we ought to give
every consideration to try to stay only to general prin-
ciples and general guidelines and that these attempts are
conroendable, but should really be addressed to the wisdom
and the intelligence of the commission that draws the
plan and at this point, I feel compelled to say that I think
in the interest of a brief Constitution, that I would ask
the sponsors of theae various measures if they would not
consider withdrawing them and expect their representa-
tives in legislature to make these points at another
day, rather than to try to write them into the
Constitution.
THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Dulany.
DELEGATE DULANY: Mr. Chairman, I stood up for
the purpose of withdrawing the motion, but I would like
to say that the reason that it was offered was because
in questioning Delegate Gallagher he indicated there was i
nothing in the guidelines specified in 3.02 which would
prevent dividing the county in many parts.
I believe if the testimony of the committee was
that the intent was not to divide counties in many parts