The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20

IRNOk Or MARY LA%D UiREC r
ING TIE PUBLICATION or
BILLS PROPOSING AMENDNENrs
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE or MARYLAND.
1859 the General Assembly enacted
6o+, 6t2, 664, 7l3 and 76i proposing
amendments to the State Constitution,
WHEREAS, at its regular session Of
1900 the General Assembly enacted
CHAPTERS II, o., e5 and u, proposing
amendments 70 the State Constitution,
and
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the
governor, under Section l Of Article
XIV of Ire Constitution. to order pub
location Of the bills proposing said
amendments in advance Of the General
Election % November 8, 1860, and
WHEREAS, there viii be presented
on the ballot At said election the follow
ing proposed amendments TO the Con-
stituticn for adoption or rejection by
the voters;
CHAPTER u
AN ACT to propose an amendment TO
Section II of Article of the Con-
stituton of MARYLAND. title attorney
General and States Attorneys , sub
title Estates Attorneys, amending
the constitutional provisions concern
ing the filling OF vacancies in the
Office of States Attorneys TO clarity
Of Y5c c " n Count COUNTY 10 not ore bavin
a resident judge, and submitting this
amendment 10 the qualified voters of
the State Of Maryland for their adop-
ton or rejection.
SFcrIov T. BE- Il cun~fed bv the Gen.
er1f HeSetlLrv of MARYLAND CThrce-
ffths of all lie members elected 10 each
of the Two Houses concurrinr), That
the following be and it is hereby pro-
posed as an amendment 10 Section II
of Article of the Constitution of
NTarvland file 'sAttorney General and
States Attorneys. subtitle Estates
Attorneys" The same if adoptcd bv the
IeraIIv otta1iied voters Of tbe state as
herein provided. 10 become Section II
Of Article of the Constitution nf Mary
land.
SEC. II. Vacancy in Office of States
Attorney.
etls s stto or ' or of his rem e gt from m
The county or civ in which he shall have
been elected, or on his conviction as
herein specified the said vacancy shall
he filed by the Tndse or Judges resident
in the county IandJ or, IF THERE
BE no RESIDENT JUDGE, THE
JUDGE OR JUDGES having jurisdic-
lion in the Circuit Court of the county
in which the vacancy occurs, or by the
Supreme Bench of Baltimore City Tor
a vacancy occurring III Baltimore City,
for the residue Of the term thus made
vacant.
Src. 2. And be Il further enacted,
That the aforeeoing section hereby pro-
posed as an amendment to the Constitu-
tion of this State shall be, at the next
General election IN be held in this State
n the year 1000 Submitted TO the legal
and qualified voters thereof for their
adoption or rejection in pursuance OF
directions contained in Article IA Of the
Cooet;t',t;on If his State. and al the
III erenera1 election lie vote on the
ss;d nronoeed amendment shall be by
ballot. and upon each ballot there shall
he nrinfed the words For the Constitu-
Co-st;+,1tionaI Ap1endr1ert'' rs now pre-
scribed nv 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 bv said Article Il of the
Constitution
FTp1,NsTIov. Italics indicate ne1v
matter added to existing la7U
TBracEetsI indicate matter stricken
tror1 evisting law.
TIAx'p1TATS ;n5;ca.a amendments 10
hill.
CrrApT,ET, ooA
AN ACT .o n-anoee an amendment 10
60 hOA IS A~+irfa : ~ fine Com
e,it,,tion Of MARYLAND. title Icgisla-
- r. 20 ,,-o,,ide ar, m
tio.,o1 t-arcd,-re Tor 1and acoiIisit;6n
=; :roi'd pa1t;-,,oro Co,,ty Wa-yl91d and
-. ~; o,,e,,,,,,eI,t ~ The r'aIi-
81 -.~to-e % tt,e state for Abortion
a;oct;o,, VI ~
q S IeJev''qi' Re = e,,or,e5 by The CEN
5ceer,i, ~ 1f5y,igpd CTbree-
et-i,e af siI ,,'e,,bsrs cieCted fo e7cb Of
NJ go. %, I Ho,Hcs cor5c,rrig5 Thai the
tai1r,,,;,I., seton he and HE same IS
hereby nronosei as an amendment to
Section 4OA of Article 3 Of the Consti-
tuition of MARYLAND, title Legislative
Department, subtitle Eminent Do
main, the same, if adopted by the legal
and Qualified voters of the State as here
n provided, TO become Section 4OA of
Article 3 Of the Constitution Of Mary
land.
40A. Same-Baltinore City IL and
Baltimore County.
The General Assembly shall enact no
law authorizing private property TO be
taken for public use without Just Com
rensation. TO be agreed upon between
The parties. or awarded by a Jury, be-
ing first paid or rendered TO the party
entitled to such compensation, but where
such property is situated in Baltimore
City and is desired by this State or by
the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, the General Assembly may provide