wouldn't disagree with the chairman of my committee and
subcommittee chairman Kosakowski unless it was a matter of
great importance. I suggest with the language submitted
when submitted there was absolutely no attempt to explain
a cogent philosophy, there was no attempt to consider whether
or not theverds used would be helpful in the construction oi
a Constitution that we are going to submit to the people of
Maryland.
I believe the preamble that I have suggested
does suggest such a philosophy, will be of assistance in
construing the language. It does have a meaning, and it
does have a flavor.
The preamble that I have suggested here by
amendment will do a great good in the construction of our
Constitution, and in the preservation of its life.
THE CHAIRMAN: Any further discussion?
Delegate Dorsey.
DELEGATE DORSEY: I have a point of personal
privilege. At this time I would like to call to the
Convention's attention that there are 40 students from
Chaptico High School in St. Marys County attending the