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"by public general laws" at the end of the sentence in
amendment No. 10 which is Delegate Kiefer's amendment.
Are you ready for the question? A vote "aye"
adopts the amendment to the amendment, a vote "no" rejects
it.
Cast your votes.
Has everyone voted? Does anyone desire to
change his vote? If not, the clerk will take the roll.
There being fifty-four votes in the affirmative
and fifty-two in the negative, the motion is adopted, the
amendment is adopted.
The question now arises on amendment No. 10 as
amended. Is there any discussion?
(Cries of "Question.")
DELEGATE CLARK; Delegate Chabot.
DELEGATE CHABOT: Mr. Chairman, I will be very
brief. I just wanted to point out that the constitutional
purists have said keep things out of the Constitution and
now they are saying put it in because in this case they
happen to want it.
We have been told we should not waste all this