Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-01
GOVERNORS PROCLANA-
TI0N.

STATE OF MAINLAND,
~ Executive Department.
Whereas ut the lauua-y session, fn they ear
eighteen hundred aud ninety, OF the General
Assembly Of Maryland, SIX separate Amend
M nis 10 the Constitution were proposed and
SIX separate Bills, each embodying the Aru-
lie or Section as the same " III stand when
amended were passed ia the manner and form
pies rihed hy the Consultations;
And whereas the Governor, as required Us
SECTION one OF Article fourteen OF the Consti.
tuition, did, on the sixteenth div uf July, In
I the year ep hieen hundred and ninety-one. -
sue hrs irocama ion, con aiming each Quo Of
the proposed amendments in iull, and submit
hng each one OF them 10 a vote OF the people
Of the general election in the next ensuing.
whith proclamation was published IN NJ least
two newspapers in each county in the State
and 10 thre newspapers published in the City
OF Baltimore
Aud where's at the general election held in
this Stale on Tuesday, the third day Of Norem-
her, "a tic year eighteen hundred and ninety
one, each one Of the said amendments were
sepsrHiely voted upon by the people and from
the Official 'eturns Of the election made 10 the
Governor in form required bv law, giving the
vote 'For" and "a gninsti each proposed
an eudmeni known as chapter one hundrt d
ans ninety four Of the Acts Of the General As.
Semhly OF eighteen hundred aud ninety. en-,
titled an Act TO amend Section seventeen o
Article TWO Of the Constitution OF thus State
designated IN the 6Oytrnor's proclamation a,
Amendment No | } there were cast For
fifty thousand and one hundred and one votes
aud against Twenty-Five thousand one nun
dTea aud twepty-seven votes, aud the sale
amendment was adopted.
L., ~ IN, ill.,.
chapter one hundred ana ninets-fve of tbl
General Assembly Of eighteen hundred nns
ninety entitled,
AN ACT to amend Section forty-eiRht of Ar
tirle three Of the Constitution Of this State
(deslgnated in the Goyrrncr's pI proclamation
Amendment No 2,
there were cast 'For, forty even ,honsan,
six hundred and seventy votes, aud "A painst'
twenty-five thousand eight hundred and seven
I iy-one votes, aud the said amendment va
adopted
In the vote on the amcndment known !;
CHAPTER tw o hundred and forty Two ofthe Act
OF the General Assembly Of eighteen hundre
and ninety, enlihrd,
1. AN ACT 10 amend Article fifteen Of the Dtcls
ration.ol Rights Of the Constitution Of TIL
State (de,i9raiei in he Governors proclY
nation as Amendment No 3,
] there were cast For" .thirty-two thousan
TWO hundred and eleven votes, and "a against
, thirty ght thousand one hundred and eigl
teen votes, and the said amendment was NJ
adopted, but was rejected
, In the vote on the amendment known a
chapte two hundred and Fl y I've OF the Ar
oil the General Assembly Of eighteen hundrr
aud Ninety, entitled,
AN ACr to amend Section one Of Article Sc,
s,ft 81 NJ
. mated in the Governors proclamation ,
Amendment No A
there were east For two thousand one hu,
drod and forty votes. and Against twent
SIX thousand and ninety six votes, and the sal
amtndment was adopted.
In Tue vote on the amend 'nent known
I uliapieC three hundred and siXh-tWO OF q
Acts of the General Assembly Of eighteen hul
dred aud ninety, entitled,
I AN ACT 10 amend Sctuon three of Attic
: twelve oFthe Constitution OF this State tde
gnAtcd IN the Governors proclamation
: Amendment No s.,
there. were cast For" thirt five th0usan
onr. hundred and eightv'wo votes, and Il
5 I'D amendment Was adopted.
H. the vote ON tie ameniment known
chapter tour hundred and twtl ty-six OF T.
Acts VI u General Ass mhy sl eighteen hui
dred tin ininety, entitled.
AN AtJI 30 ,,meni Section ff'y-one of Artir
three OF he Constitution OF this State, (he
q, ionltca in the Governors proclamation
Amendment No 8
tleie wire cast For" thir'5-fve thous II
! nrte bundled aud furty Noes, aud the ).
q anendmcnl was adopted
AndN Nerpas the said section { article q
: q lie Constl ntion further utoy idrs that :
! "A I. 10
] IL a. The votes cas- at Sid election on sa
ailments stvernll,, were rnSt in tv
I thereof tht Governor Shnl by hisprnrlAm
iion, declare the said ann ndm"ut, or II neu
> mpni, having received i Nd majority OF OF
70 have hctn edUpted ~ lhe people Of Mar
lrnd rs phrt 'oi the Constitution thereof"
Nov. thtrfierr, l44lhn jackson, Cove
nor Ht Narl Land, do heyery proclaim aud &
I clare that .iie nne idnent herein DESIGNATED
Amendment NJ. | the amendment her in j,
= i. matted H. Au.enimt TIT M Z the nmenime
: hc, EN- Designated rs Amendment No. 1 Il
- amendment herein designated as No 5, and !
) nn,pndutnI herein deS,L mated as Amendme
Il NJ s., hlrins received a maj iiy f all /
:, vctesrast ,tsal election tor The said respecli
" antl dmtnts have been adopted hy the peoI
Of Mary land aS rArt Of tn Constitution there
and henrtlorIn stii appointments shall he pr
Tot TIE said Constitution
RI And that thcAlnepdment hererein desi 1nat
, as Amruintnt No. 3 not having received
n,i0t;ty Of the votes cast ~ such ele zion
hereby derlared To he lost and is not II part
the said Cons ilGiicn
Given under my hand and The Great Seal
-- -- Mar, aud Al the G.
INF Annapolis on the 3ri
GREAT SEAL OF OF December, in the ear
MARYLAND our Lord egl teen huudr
------ aui ninety-one and Of I
United States the li6;h
?, ELIIIU E. JACKSON,
q By the Governor: