Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-03-25
GOVERNORS PROCLAhA-
TI0N.

STATE OF MARYLAND,
y Executive Department.
whereas at the JAuua-y session, in the year
eighteen bundled and ainety, Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland. six separate Amend
m, nts TO the Constitution we're proposed. and
SIX separate Bills e,eh egssel.-.sss. 80;
Gle or Section as the same will stand when
amended were passed 10 the manner and form
prescribed by the Constitution;
And whereas the Governor, az required by
Stction one of Article fourteen Of the Const-
tuition, did, on the sixteenth day Of July, in
the wear eighteen hundred and uinety-one Is
sue his proclama ion, con aiming each une at
the proposed amendments ia iull and submit
ting each one of them to a vote OF the people
OF the general election in the next ensuing,
viii proclamation was published ia At least
two newspapers in each county in the State
and in three newspapers published in the City
OF Baltimore
And where's at the general election held in
this Stale on Tuesday, the third day of Nuvem-
Der, in the year eighteen hundred and ninety
one, each one OF the said amendments we're
separately voted upon by the people, and from
the official 'eturns OF the election made TO the
Governor in form required by Law, giving the
vote 'For" and Against each proposed
an endment. known as chapter one hundred
and ninety -four OF the Acts Of the General AS
sembly of eighteen hundred aud ninety, en-
titled an Act to amend Section seventeen oil
Article two Of the Constitution OF this State,
designated in the Governors proclamation as
Amendment No l there were cast For
fifty thousand and one hundred and one votes,
and Against twenty-five thousand one hun.
dred aud twenty votes, and the said
amendment was adopted.
In the vote on the amendment known a,
chapter one hundred ana ninet,-fye of th,
General Assembly Of eighteen hundred ant
ninety. entitled,
AN ACT to amend Section forty-eight Of Ar
ticle three Of the Constitution Of this State
(desgnated in the Governors proclamation
Amendment No. 2,
there were cast "For" forty. seven Thousand
six bundled and seventy votes, and Against
twenty-five thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-one votes, and the said amendment wa
adopted.
In the vote on the amendment known q
chapter two hundred and forty two Of the Act
OF the General Assembly of eighteen hundred
and ninety, entitled,
AN ACT to amend Article fifteen of the Decla
ration OF Rights of the Constitution of thi
State, (desigyatet in he Governors procla
nation as Amendment No 3,
there were cast For thirty-two thousan,
two hundred and eleven votes. and against
thirty eight thousand one hundred and eigh
teen votes, and the said amendment was no
adopted, but was rejected
la the vote on the amendment known a
chapter two hundred and f ty five OF the Act
OF the General Assembly OF eighteen hundre
aud ninety, entitled,
AN ACT to amend Section one of Article Sc
en- Of the Constitution of this State, (desig
mated in the Governors proclamation a
Amendment No A.
there were cast For two thousand one huu
dred and forty votes and Against twenty
six thousand and ninety six votes, and the sal
amendment WAS adopted.
In the vote on the amendment known =
| chapter three hundred and sixt,-two OF III
Acts Of the General Assembly oteighleen hun
bred and ninety, entitled,
AN ACT to amend Seton three of Aitcl
twelve Of the Constitution OF this State (dei
iynated IN the Governors proclamation
Amendment No s.
there were cast For" thirt five thOusan
one hundred and eighty votes, aud IT.
s lid amendment Was adopted.
In the vote on tie amendment known a
| chapter four hundred and lwei ty-six OF II
Acts of the General Ass mby of eighteen hui
dred and ninety, emitted,
AN ACT 10 amen Section fifty one Of AriIc
three of the Constitution OF This State, (de
D.. ignsted in the Governors proclamation
Amendment No 6
there wire cast For thir'y-ive thonsar
three hundred and forty votes, aud the sa
. Amendment was adopted
And whereas the said section # article
= of the Constitution further UIovides Lhat =
il shall appear to the Governor rhita III jOi
~ Of the votes cas- nj id election on s..
nInenimtnis severall,, w.re east in t,v
thereof the Governor shall by Ills p'Uclam
ton. declare tAt said am, nd'nent or a.ren
: mcnii having received sid IN jority Of Won
to have les adopted ~ the Ieore IF Mar
land as part OF the Constitut on thereof"
Now, therefore, ! Eihn + Jackson, Cove
nor OF MARYLAND, do hereby proclaim and
cla that he amendment herein designated
Amendment No, |, the amendment her. in d,
: Iunatrd rs Amendment NJ z the nmendme
!, herein designated Ms Amendment NJ. ! u
" amendment herein design it'd ~ No 5. and t
Amendment herein deSiL mated as Ann ndtte
No g. having received maj rily all /
:, votes Cast at said election for the i'll resper j
" am, Bdmehts have teen adopted u, the psol
Of Maryland as part Of IN Constitution Their,
and henreiorth said amen iments shall he p,
Of the SAID Constitution
And that the Amendn ieHi h rerein designnt
rs Amendment No. } not having received
Il majority Of the votes cast ~ such election
hereby declared to he lost and is not part
the said Cons tuition.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
--- Mar lard, and at the G.,
\ THE Annapolis on the Bird &
GREAT SEAL OF of December, in the year
MAINLAND our Lord, eigl teen hundr
------ and ninety lone and of t
United States the lf6;h
L. ELIHU Z. JACKSON,
By the Governor:
E. W LeCOnPTE, Secretary of State.