Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-10-16
Observation-Disclosures
aststs Of Maryland, =
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wHrrsAs, SECTION gBs Of article fourteen u
the Constitution ~ Mafyia no Mitkts Il She dHtf
Of the GoypfnHf 40 5tHeF he pHhlleStiun IN. csF
tain new spartsFs 20 lidesisnated hy hlfni ufaHt
Bnlj u HUI liaa,ea proposing any amendment
AHd vs hrfraFa the ttarv session tsy0 Ui the
General Assrinbiy Of Maryland sls separate
Biifs we're pHsrpH proposing tht9 nuinh-r Of
amendments TO the Constitution which several
amendments are descfibed az foilowss
chapter isfsshch, for con senipncs Of descrip.
ton, hereh. drsigna,p as amendment amber
one, cha pier 1876, d'.si grated as amendment mum.
Der tvs OF chapter 243 designated ne amendment
number threei chapter 255, designa ted IS mend
meut number. fourE chapter JBl, designated as
amendment Hum beF five, and chapter A26, des-
ignated as amendment number six.
All whichproposed amendments follow In the
order described, TO wit:
suxBEE 1.
AN ACT TO amend section seventeen, OF article
two ofthe constitution of this State.
SECTION ]. Be u eHdcttd By the General 44sseH,bly
Of Maryland, Tbree-fifths. of all the member Of
the two Houses eoncurring. that the follow MS
section be and the same ~ hereby proposed as
an amendment 60 the constitution Of this state,
and Il adopted h. the legal and qualified voters
Thereof As hsreIh prov iaed, 1t shall "a persede
and standsin the. place and instead OF section
seventeen Of aTtiels1wo Of said constitution,
Sec IL sTsgaHrd against hasty or partial leg
Islation, and encroaehments OF lhe Lrgisia tive
| department upon the coordinate, Executive
| and judicial departments. every bill which shall
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| ate. shall before IL becomes law, BE- presented
1 TO the Governor of the State; IL he approve, he
shall sign u; but u not he shall return IL, with
his objections, to the House in which IL origina-
| ted, which house shall enter the objections I
large on its journal, and proceed TO recons ide r
the bill; " after such. reconsideration, three.
tfihS Of the mem bers elected to thai Honse shall
pass the bill, 1t shall be sent with he objections
| 10 the other House, by which III shall likewise
| be reconsidereJ. and passed by three-hfihs oil
the members elected to that House, it shs II be-
coBls y Law, hut IN all sueh eases tho votes OF
both Houses shall be determined BY yeas and
nays, and the names Of the persons voting for
and against the bill shall be catered on the Jour
nal Of each House respectively, ifanv bill shall
mot be returned by the Governor within six
| days tSundaJs ereeptedl after il shall hsvs
been presented to him, the same shall be Ia "
in lik. manner as il he signed III unless the Gen.
eral Assembly shall, by adjournment prevent
Lifts retuEn; in which IL sh III not be n law,
Ithe Governor shall have power to disapprovs OF
,any item or items OF any bills making appropri-
ztfonS OF money, eIntJrsrcing distinct items, and
the part or parts Of the bill approved sha be the
flaw, aud the item or items of apprspria ions
Edisapproved shall be void unless repassrd &C.
IcordnE TO the rules or limitations prescribed
for the passage of other bills over the executive
veto .s s...,
sec O. And be it further enacted BY ne onthorit,
aforesaid, That the said foregoing section here
| byproposed as shamendmenttot the Constitu tion
shall be AT the next general election held in hi.
State, submitted to the legal and qualified vo-
tiers 1hereof for their adoption or rejection, In
pursuance of the directions contained in article
] fourteen oil tue constitution OF TINS State. and
at the said general election the vote said
proposed amendment TO the, constitution shall
be by ballot, aud upon each ballot there shall
/ he written priftted the words for the conxti
| tutiuha amcndmeGt'' or against she cunstitu.
tional amendment as the vottr shall elect, nd
immediately after said election dusIetnrn shall
| be mace TO the Governor OF the vote for and
against said proposed amendment us directrd
by the lid fourteenth article OF the constitution
| Approved March 27th, 1890 -
We hereby certEy, That the afor" going is =
nf 10 Nanr
| of Mar land, passed January s.ss,0n, 1890.
W. q. PttRNELI.
Secretary Of the senate
\ t+'-s''' tfAR>TON SlfAFfR ~ Y
| Chief Clerk oftle House of Deles ties