Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-27

wa IL lA9' L hC Constituent VI Lbt
w State of Maryland, by Article IA.
Section l, directs amendments to the
Constitution, to be made rs follows
''Tbe General Assembly may propose
amendments TO the Constitution, provided
that each amendment shall be embraced in II
separate bill, embodying the Article or Sec
tion, ms the same will stand when amended
and passed by three fills of all the members
elected to each Of the two Houses, ~ yeas and
nays, TO be entered on the Journals, with the
proposed amendment The hill or bills, pro-
posing amendment or amendments, shall he
published by the order of The Governor, in
at least Two newspapers, in each county,
where so many may be published, and where
not more than one may be published then
in that newspaper, and in three newspapers
published in the City of Baltimore, one OF
which shall he in the German language, once
a week for at least three months, preceding
the next ensuing general election at which
The said proposed amendment shall he sub
mitted in form to be prescribed by the
General Assembly, 20 the qualified vote Of
the State, for adoption or rejection. The
votes cast for against said proposed amend
ment or amendments, severnlly, shall be re-
turned to the Governor, in the manner pre-
scibed in other cases, and If it llapPear TO
the Governor that majority of the votes cast
nj said election on said amendment or amend
:nents, seveIalY, were cast in favor thereof
The Governor shall, by his proclamation de-
clare the said amendment or amendments,
having received said majority Of votes, TO
have been adopted by the people of Maryland
as part of the Constitution thereof and,
thenceforlh, said amendment or amendments
shall be part of the said Constitution. When
two or more amendments shall be submitted,
in manner aforesaid, TO the voters of this
State ut the same election, they shall he. so
submitted MS that each amendment shall be
voted on separately"
And, Whereas, An Act Of the General
Assembly, at January Session, 1874,
Chapter 264, was passed, for amending
the Constitution of the State, as follows
s.Af, Act to amend Section 8, Of Article
A. IF Constitution Of tic State Of Nary
land"
SECTION l. Bo ii cnact,d By he Generd
AssemJigof MaryipRd Hree-GfthS ofaliAemem-
hers Of TIC fco Houses concarrtag, that the fol
loving section be and The same is hereby
proposed, us an amendment to the Consiitu-
lion OF this State, aud if adopted by th
legaland qualified voters thereof. as provided
il may be ,he same to supelcele and stand
in the place of Section s, OF Article A, OF said
Constitution"
"SEcTloN 8. The parties 10 any cause may
submit the same to the court for determine
lion wi,hou, the mid OF ii jury, and in all
suits or actions at Law, issued from the o.
rlnms o"%r, or ,ron 81 "ns som, SUM ~
d4 If for Offences, which are or mny he
punishable by dearh, pending in any OF III,
courts Of law, inthis State, having jarisdic-
ton thereof upon suSgeS',om 10 WF,'inR;
" ""ur, Iba, such partv cannot have n
inir and Impartial lrial in the court in which
the same may be pending, the said court shall
order and direct Inc record OF procedures IN
s an ' u, he trnnsmi,sed r. some other court
having Jurisdiction in such case, for trial;
Int, in all other cases Of presenment or IN
dic'ment, pending IN any o. me cogrls q
"a" a, ,,s lbe sn 30, o in wrting co. o.
either Of the parties 10 such brescntmenii or
indicimeih that such party cannot have fair
una "pa h end d - !, e s6 %n,y"
r Tcr'' the lJ mr,i making such suggestion. 10
make it satisfactorily appear 10 ihecoutt thai
such suggestion i true Or that there Is rea-
spnaof g'ouma 'o oba w spr ' ' ANY,, ~
record Of proceedings, in such presenlment Or
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