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SEC. 2. Authorizes the Legislature upon vote of 2/3 of each House, to call a
Convention.

SEC. 3. Provides that in 1882, at in every 20th year thereafter, the question
of a Convention shall be put to the people.

ARTICLE XII. —SCHEDULE.

This Article contains miscellaneous provision, some of which were in the
Constitution of 1851, under the head of Miscellaneous,

The vote on this Constitution, is particularly provided for.

Provision is also made for the Soldiers' vote, not only on this Constitution,
but at all elections hereafter.

CONCLUSION.

The Legislature is directed by this Constitution to pass laws on several par-
ticular subjects, in order to carry out its provisions, and to conform the laws to
the changes made.

The author of these brief notes hopes that they may be useful to those, who
having duties to fulfil, or rights to maintain under this Form of Government,
wish to know them.

EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9, 1864.