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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1872
Volume 190, Page 1424   View pdf image (33K)
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1424 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [April
This bill in its provisions is at war with the spirit of A
'tide IV., section 33, of the Constitution, whereby the right
of parties in Baltimore City, to have motions for new trial:
cases tried in any of the Courts of that city, and motions:
arrest of judgments, heard before the Supreme Bench of Bal-
timore City is denied, for while the Constitution gives to that
Bench jurisdiction in such cases, this bill gives exclusive
jurisdiction to the Courts in which the cases were originall
tried. The Act of 1870, chapter 177, in relation to civ
causes, did not meet my approval, and the present bill, which
includes criminal cases, has less in it to commend it to my
judgment. It is impossible at this late period of the session
to amplify my objections to this bill, which is respectful]
returned, that it may secure a more careful consideration by
the General Assembly.
WM. PINKNEY WHYTE.
Which was read.
The vote by which the bill therein named was passed was
reconsidered.
The question then recurring upon the passage of the hi
in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, Article]
II., section 17.
The question being, "shall this bill pass the objections <
'the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding?"
The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows:
AFFIRMATIVE—None.

 
 
NEGATIVE.
 
 

Messrs.
 
 
 
 

Gorman, Speaker,
Groome,
Colton, of B. city,

Colton, of St. M's,
Sasscer,
Chaisty,

Wilmer,
Bowie,
Harig,

Hurtt,
Eareckson,
McColgan,

Duvall,
Phillips,
Markland,

Bond,
Rowe,
Griswold,

Sparrow,
Delaplane,
Young, of Wash.,

Chapman,
Miller,
Ardinger,

Shipley,
Routzahn,
Newcomer,

Turner,
Riley,
Whitson,

Foard, of B. co.,
Baldwin,
Hilton

Litzinger,
Streett,
Biggs,

Spencer,
Hardcastle,
dark, of Mont.,

Banks,
McCosker,
Coles,

Butler,
Hamilton, T. H..
Robinette,

Goldsborough,
Cooper,
Steele,

Roach,
Hamilton, O. R.,
Polk,

 

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