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and the nomination OF the person thus APP
pointed during the recess, or OF some othei
person IN his place, shall be made to the
| Senate Iwithin thirty days after the next
meeting OF the Lcgisature,I on me hTS ddl
| OF the next regular meeting OF the Senate.
SEC 2. Ind be II further enacted. That
said aioregOing section hereby proposed as
| an amendment to the Constitution OF the
| State OF Maryland shall, at the next general
election 10 be held in November 1856, be
submitted to the legal and qualified voters
OF the State. for their adoption or rejection.
m pursuance OF the directions contained IN
! Article ID Of the Constitution OF the State OF
! Maryland, and at the said general election
/ the vote on the SAID proposed amendment TO
/ the Constitution shall be by ballot and upon
each ballot there shall be printed the words
/ "Fof the Constitutional Amendment, and
Against the Constitutional Amendment
as now provided by law, and Immediately
after SAID election due returns shall be made
| to the Governor OF the vote for and against
said proposed amendment, as directed by
said Fourteenth Article Of the Constitution
and further proceedings had in accordance
VII" '''' c CHAPTER NO. 72s
AN ACT to propose an amendment to
Section 81 go OF Article ) OF the Con
stitution OF Maryland, title Legislative
Department, to provide that REQUlR
ING THE GOVERNOR TO SUBMIT
THE BUDGET TO THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY WITHIN TWENTY DAYS
AFTER IT'S CONVEYING IN ODD
NUMBERED YEARS and submitting
this amendment to the qualified voters OF
the State for adoption or rejection.
SECTION |. Be il enacted BY the GenSrdI
Assembly OF Maryland. (Three-hfthS of all
| the members elected to each OF the two
| Houses concurring). That the following sec
ton he and it is hereby proposed as an
amendment TO Article OF the Constitution
of Maryland, title Legislative Department"
the same il adopted by the qualified voters
of the State, TO become Section 81 90 OF
Article } Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Maryland.
! S.
| (3) Within twenty days after the con
vening of the General ASSEMBLY IN
! ODD NUMBERED YEARS, UNLESS
! SUCH TIME SHALL BE EXTENDED
by the General Assembly, and on the first
years, the Governor shall submit to the
General Assembly a Budget for the next
ensuing fiscal year. Each Budget shall con
tain complete plan Of proposed eXpendi
lures and estimated revenues for said fiscal
year and shall show the estimated surplus
or deficit Of revenues at the end of the
| preceding fiscal year. Accompanying each
| Budget shall be statement showing: (a)
| the revenues and expenditures for the pre-
ceding fiscal years OBJ the current assets,
| Liabilities, reserves and surplus or deficit OF
the State; (c) the debts and funds of the
| State; CD estimate OF the States fnan.
cial condition as of the beginning and end
Of the preceding fiscal year; (e) any
| PLANTATION the Governor may desire TO make
as TO the important features Of the Budget
and any suggestions as TO methods for re.
duction or increase OF the States revenue.
SEC. 2. Ard be Il further enacted, That
! the aforegoing section hereby proposed as
an amendment to the Constitution of this
| State shall be, at the next general election,
to be held in this State in the year 1856,
submitted to the legal and qualified voters
thereof for their adoption or rejection in
pursuance of directions contained in Article
! IA OF the Constitution of this State, and at
| the said general election, the vote on the
said proposed amendment to the Constitution
shall be by ballot, and upon each ballot there
/ shall be printed the words For the Con
sttutional Amendment, and Against the
! Constitutional Amendment, as now pre-
scrbed by law, and Immediately after said
election, due returns shall be made to the
/ Governor of the vote for and against said
/ proposed amendment as directed by said
Article IA of the Constitution.
CHAPTER NO. %
| AN ACT to propose amendments to certain
sections of the Constitution OF Maryland,
being Sections ! and Of Article !, title
Elective Franchise, Sections and 10
OF Article 2, title Executive Depart
ment". Sections 2, 4, 5, 8, 7. and So of
Sections "a, IS, Il, Is, 10, "a, rs, 81,
30, and ~ of Article 4, title judiciary
Department, Sections and 7 Of Article
5. title Attorney General and States
Attorney, Sections | and of Article 7,
title "Sundry Officers, Section of
Article II, title Public Works" Section
of Article IA, title Amendments to the
| Constitution, Sections ! and 7 OF Article
IS, title Miscellaneous and Sections
and of Article II, title "Quadrennial
Elections; and to propose the repeal OF
certain sections of the Constitution OF
Maryland, being Sections and OF
Article ), title Legislative Department"
Section 8 of Article 7. title "Sundry
Officers, Section Of Article 9, title
Militia and Military Affairs, Sections
TO 7, inclusive, comprising all OF Article
10, title Labor and Agriculture" Sec
tons and s OF Article IS, title Mis-
cellaneous. and Sections 5, o, 7, 9, 10,
and II of Article II, title "Quadrennial
Elections; removing from the State Con.
stiution certain obsolete outmoded or in.
correct material, generally amending the
Constitution of Maryland, and submitting
these amendments to the qualified voters Of
the State for adoption or rejection.
SECTION /. Be It enacted by the General
ASSEMBLY of MarIdn6 (three-hfths of all
the members elected to each OF the two
Houses concurrng). That the following sec
tons be and they are hereby proposed as
amendments to Sections ! and of Article
OF the Constitution OF Maryland, title
| Elective Franchise, Sections and Is OF
Article 2, title Executive Department"
Sections ?, 4, 5, 8, and So of Article ),
title Legislative Department" Sections IA,
IS, II. is, 10, "a, Is, 81, 30 and Al OF
Article 4, title Judiciary Department
Sections and OF Article 5, title AT.
torney General and States Attorney, Sec
tons / and OF Article 7, title "Sundry
Public Works. Section 2 of Article IA.
title Amendments to the Constitution, Sec
tions | and OF Article IS, title "Mis-
cellaneous', and Sections ) and of Article
II. title "Quadrtnnial Elections; and that
the following sections OF the Constitution OF
Maryland he and they are hereby proposed
to be repealed, being Sections and OF
Article g. title Legislative Department"
Section OF Article 7, title "Sundry
Officers. Section OF Article 9, title
to J, inclusive, comprising all Of Article 10,
title Labor and Agriculture, Sections )
and OF Article IS, title, Miscellaneous"
and Sections S, s, J, g. 10, and II Of
Article II, title "Quadrennial Elections"
all to read as follows if adopted by the
qualified voters OF the State of Maryland:
Article |. Elective Franchise
SEC. l. All elections shall be by ballot:
and every white nlalel citizen OF the
United States, OF the age OF tweny one
OF the Sate tor one year, and OF the Legis-
lative District OF Baltimore city, or of the
county, IN which he may offer TO vote, tor
SIX months next preceding the election, shall
ne entitled 10 vote, N the ward or election
district, in which he resides at all elections
hereafter to be held in this State; and IN
case any county city, shall be so divided
as to torn portions Of different electoral
districts, tor tie election OF Representatives
in Congress, Senators, Delegates or other
Officers, then, TO enttle person TO vote
for such officer, he must have been a resi-
dent OF thar part OF the county, or city
which shall FORM part OF the electoral
district. in which he offers to vote, for sIx
months next preceding the election; but q
person, who shall have acquired residence
in such county or city, emitting him to vote
at any such election, shall be entitled to vote
in the election district from which lie re-
moved, until he shall have acquired resi-
dence in the part OF the county, or city, to
which he has removed.
SEC. 5. The General Assembly shall pro
vide by law for uniform Registration OF
the names OF all the voters in this State,
who possess the qualifications prescribed in
this Article, which Registration shall be con.
elusive evidence to the Judges of Election
OF the right OF every person, thus registered,
to vote at any election thereafter held in
this State; but no person shall vote, at any