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words, there can be no aid directly or indirectly to
any school or institution under the control of any
religious domination.
While this is their attitude and what they want,
I think they are inclined to accept the wording of the
draft. Now, this is substantially the same view as that
of Delegate Gallagher, who made a very eloquent and ob-
jective and forthright statement to our committee.
I will leave it to him to explain his own views
which I am sure he is very capable of doing, and what I
want to say is that these knowledgable men and women
and concerned groups have had a very persuasive effect
upon me and their interpretation and the meaning of the
first amendment language.
The decision of the Court of Appeals in the
Horace Mann case and the Truitt Case are also most
persuasive.
Now, my conclusion is this and I hope I am
stating the view of the Convention, that it is in
light of these cases and their significance and their
meaning that we have accepted this proposed language. That