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292 <br /> FIRST ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING HELD MARCH 15, 1937 <br /> The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Robert H. <br /> Holt, at 8:05 P.M. <br /> There were 182 Town Meeting Members present . <br /> George M. Fuller states he has a resolution to present to <br /> the meeting, asking permission, reading same as follows: <br /> Voted: That the Moderator be appointed a committee of one <br /> to transmit the following resolution. <br /> Whereas, There is pending before the Congress of <br /> the United States a bill submitted to it by the President, <br /> seeking a reorganization of the Judicial Department of the <br /> Government of the United States ; and <br /> Whereas, A part of that bill would empower the <br /> Executive Department of the United States to dominate the <br /> Judicial Department by the appointment of additional judges <br /> to the Supreme Court; and <br /> Whereas , The domination of one branch of the govern- <br /> ment by another is contrary to the fundamental concept of <br /> American Government now, therefore, be it <br /> Ordered, That it is the sense of the Citizens of <br /> Lexington in Town Meeting assembled to hereby record its <br /> opposition to the enactment by the Congress of the United <br /> States of anylegislation which would give the President <br /> authority to appoint additional judges to the Supreme Court; <br /> and be it further <br /> Ordered, That certified copies of this order be <br /> transmitted forthwith by the Moderator to the President of <br /> the United States, to the presiding officer of each branch <br /> of Congress and to the members thereof from this Common- <br /> wealth. <br /> Eugene T. Buckley objects to the resolution being presented <br /> to the Town Meeting Members . <br /> Eugene T. Buckley states no provision made in warrant for <br /> the resolution. George M. Fuller states presenting same under <br /> Article 2 or report-s . <br /> George M. Fuller offers motion: That the Moderator be <br /> appointed a committee of one to transmit the resolution. <br /> Eugene T. Buckley asks for point of order. <br /> Moderator rules meeting in order. <br /> William Roger Greeley asks what the duties of the committee <br /> will be. <br /> Eugene T. ckley moves the motion be indefinitely postponed. <br /> By voice vote indefinite postponement declared lost 8:12 P.M. <br /> Request made George M. Fuller read resolution again. <br /> George M. Fuller reads resolution second time. <br /> Moderator Robert H. Holt reads motion, which was but to a <br /> vote, being declared carried by voice vote at 8:18 P.M. <br /> Under Article 2 A. Edward Rowse, Chairman of Appropriation <br /> Committee, presents Appropriation Committee Report for 1937 as <br /> follows <br />
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