Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03


posed as an amendment 10 the Constitu.
ton Of this State shall be, at the next
general election, to be held in this State
in the year 1860, submitted to the legal
and qualified voters thereof for their
adoption or rejection in pursuance Of
directions contained In Article ~ Of
| the Constitution of this State, and II the
said general election; the vote On the
said proposed amendments shall be BY
ballot, and upon each ballet there shah
Be printed the words "For the Constitu-
tional' Amendment and against. the
Constitutional Amendment, as now pre-
,scribed by law, and Immediately after
said election. due Tetiirns shall be made
against said proposed amendment, as
diEeeted BY said Article ~ q ths Con
l'ExPLANArIoM:' lfaIies indieMe nssv
Hsatffv addsd 10 fxissiM9 Iaw.
IBracketsI indicate matter. stricken
/, from existing Law.
CAPITALS indicate amendments 10
CHAPTER NO. 664,.
AN ACT 10 propose an amendment 10
Section ~ Of Article II Of the Con-
stitution Of Maryland, title "Execu.
tive Department", LIMITING THE
provision for further consideration Of
CERTAIN BILLS by General A.,
sembly IN event Bill Is vetoed BY
Governor following adjournment o.
| General Assembly or which fails to
become law By reason Of not having
been signed By Governor following
adjournment Of General Assembly,
and submitting this amendment 20 the
| legally qualified voters Of the State
| for their adoption or rejection.
!SRcrIoN !. Be II enacted BY the Gen.
reI Asse,nbIy 'ef Msrylewd, Three
ffths of all the Members elected to each
Of the two Houses .coneurring), That the
Section II Of Article II Of the Constitu-
ton Of Maryland, title Executive De
lpartment'', the same, IL adopted by the
legally. qualified voters Of the State, o.
herein provided, to become q part Of the
lConstitution of Marylands.
~. To guard against kasty er partial
llegislaticn and encroaehments Of the
Legislative Department upon the 90.
Iordinate Executive and Judicial De-
lpartments. every Bill which shail have
passed the House Of Delegates, and the
Senate shall, before, Il becomes . law,
lbe presented 10 the Governor of the
State; II he approves he shall sign L.,
but IL mot he shall return it with his
Iobjeetions. 10 the House in which II
Originated. which House shall enter the
Iobjections at large on Its Journal and
proceed to reconsider. the Billi II, after
sueh reconsideration, three-hfths Of the
members elected to that House shall pass
1.-THE Bill, i shall be sent. with the objec-
thong 70 the. other House, by which Il
II ahatt ELMvwtsa 4. 1900. .tl..mX 81 ff "a
lpass by three-hfths Of the, members
elected 70 that Hoasa Il shall become I
ilaw; but In al such cases the votes Of
both Houses shall b. determined By yeas
land nays, and the names Of the persons
voting for and against the Bill shall Be
lentered on the Journal Of each Hoase
returned BY the Governor within sis
days Sundays excepted, after Il shall
have been presented TO him, the same
shall be law In like manner a. II h
Isigned II, unless the General Assembly
shall, b. adjournment, prevent Its return,
In which case II shall not be q. law.
Any bill which 10 vetoed by the Gov
ernor following the adjournment Of N,
General Assembly; OF any bill which
fails to become . law by reason Of no
having been signed by the Covernol
following the Adjournnent of the Gen
lefal Assembly, shall be returned to III,
House il which u originated, immedi
stely after said House shall have or
|, Iganixed at the next regular or specia
session Of the General Assembly. Sale
bill may then be Teccnsidered according
Ito the procedure specified hereinabove
II the bill is passed over the veto of tn,
l0oSerfior, II shall take effect on Tune
following, unless the bill 10 an emergen
. Icy measure 10 take effect when passed
mo SUCH VETOED BILL SHALL
BE RETURNED TO THE LEGISLA
TURE WHEN A NEW GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND HAs
. BEEN ELECTED AND SWORf
. SINCE THE PASSAGE OF TIL
The Governor shah hsve power :
, Idisapprovs Of any item or items Of on,
! Bills making appropriations Of Mone
. embracing distinct iteIns, and the PAT
lor parts Of the Bill approved shalt b
the law, and the item On items Of ~
; preparations disapproyed shall be vol
! unless repassed according to the rules q
, limitations prescribed for the passage q
| other Bills over the Executive veto.
SEC. 2. AMd b. y fsgihsg eneefet
That the afesesoine section hereby pr
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/, tion Of this State shall Be. at the nes
6 general election, TO be held In this Stat
Y In the year 1860, submitted 70 the Iegi
a and qualified voters thereof for thei
e adoption or rejection in pursuance Z
G the directions contained In Article /
: Of the Constitution Of this State, and |
Q the said general election, the vote On d
.. said proposed amendment shall be
!. ballet, and upon each ballot there shall
:, Iprinted the words "For the Constitution
y amendment" and Against the Constit,
{ ltionai Amendment, a. now prescribe
. by law, and immediately after said ele
ltion, due returns shall Be made 10 II
a Governor of the vote for and again
e said proposed amendment, As directs
. by said Article IA Of the Constitute
d and further proceedings had IN aecoFl
/. ance with said Article IA.
Is EXPLANATION; Itditcs indicate -
Il matter added to sSisftse lasv.
VI, JBraeketsl indicate matter stfiek'
oil CAPITALS Indicate amendments
. CHATTER NO. s4s
y AN ACT, 70 propose an smendment
n Sections 8 and J ,of Article z Of Y
hl Constitution Of MaIyisad, ti.le Y
Y ecutivs. Department providing :
Of this STATE IN the event Of certa
'sI speeiked contingencies, relating &c
veil orally thereto, and providing for 4
r. submission Of this amendment 10 .
Q: legal and qualified voters of this Sta
q for their adoption or rejection.
Of SEcTIoE 1. Be u snafsfd BY the GO
e rSal Asssrsbly Of MsTylaad, fThrs
VI ffths OF all members elected 10 each
m The two Houses eoncurriug), That I
o. following sections be and they are here
OF proposed as amendments 70 Sections
a, and = Of Article 2 Of the Constitution
o. Maryland, title Executive Department
the same II adopted BY thu legal d
ef qualified voters Of the Stats - here
al provided, 70 become q part OF the @
p stitution Of Maryland;
es 6. I'm, case OF the death, or Tesigr
p ton Of the Governor. or Of his remcc'
n: from the State, or other dlsqualiheatit
ed the General Assembly, If in session.
~ II not, at their next aession, shall sl'
q, some other qualified person 70 be .,
VI ernor for the residue of the term
IS which the said Governor had be
Tts eIected.I IL case Of the. death, TsyiGl
es fiop, removal from the State, on et)
lit Naturalization of the GoVeyAoy, 4
IS General. Agsnsbly, " ~ ssssion Diih
ID quorum brssest, on If not, at W n.
ne ssssios NTH. 0 qsovsis byssesf, shall q
'or some other qualified fsrsos TO be G
~ amor fov the yssidss of the term
~ which The sai6 Governor had been slsei
" 7. Tin ease Of any vacancy in
y Office Of Governor, during the recess
bic the Legislature, the President Of
o. Senate shall discharge the duties Of. 0
~ Office, until Governor 10 elected,
'eh herein provided for; and In ease Of
death, or resignation of the said Pr
ny dent or of his removal from the 81
of. or Of his refusal to serve, then che dui
ese Of said Office shall, IN like manner,
vi for the same interval, deyolyo upon
VII Speaker Of the. House Of Delegates:l
ms ease of eny vacancy W the eeses OF 9
all error, and ssfI the CsneyoI Asssr'
W. sssets IN sSs5ios nth q quorum. pre-
Or and sIsefs Q Covsysoy ~ brevidsd
IN. vi Section q, the. Pgssideyf of the 5
Of afs. AT THE TIME SUCH .VACA
ro- CY OCCURRED, shdg disehar0s
my Sxsief of sold Office; ard ). cais N
Of Be 40 Pgesidfnf of the Senate 0, !.