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THE PRESIDENT: The question arises on the
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adoption of Amendment 31. A vote Aye is a vote in
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favor of the amendment. A vote No is a vote against.
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Cast your votes.
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Has every delegate voted? Does any delegate
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desire to change his vote?
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The clerk will record the vote.
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There being 110 votes in the affirmative and
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none in the negative, the motion is carried and the amend-
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ment is adopted.
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The clerk will ring the quorum bell.
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The Sergeant at Arms will please make sure
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that all delegates in the corridors are in the lounge
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and in their seats.
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Delegate Clagett.
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DELEGATE CLAGETT: Mr. President, early in the
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deliberations of this body there was made a matter of
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record that all notes passed should be placed in the
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custody of the historian. One of those notes was one
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which I recognized of record the author, Delegate Ecken-
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rode, when it began: "Now, you know what I thought I
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