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rare occurrence. Delegate Scanlan has spoken two or three
times on a subject of which he knows nothing and he has
asked questions also.
We next heard from big-city lawyer Moser who
spoke twice on the subject and also asked considerable
questions.
Then we moved to big-city lawyer Gallagher who
is now smiling at me across the room and from there to
big-city lawyer Bamberger who not only has spoken twice on
the subject and asked a number of questions, but if I am
not mistaken, he is a partner in the law firm which is
getting a retainer from the City of Baltimore and one of
whose jobs is to secure the defeat of this particular
i amendment.
\ You, then, were treated to a discussion between
big-city lawyer Bamberger and big-city lawyer Moser. They,
; of course, were discussing the Clagett amendment and
trying to figure out which way to vote in order to enable
the City of Baltimore to receive special treatment.
You will notice at the conclusion of that that
Delegate Bamberger leaned over his desk to confer with