PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH, GOVERNOR, 795

with this sub-title in said several counties and legislative dis-
tricts as a candidate for such nomination for President by mak-
ing the payment required and by filing a certificate of candidacy
specifying the party to which he belongs and the national con-
vention whose nomination for President he seeks and in form
and in substance like the certificate of candidacy required of
candidates for the nomination for the office of Governor of Mary-
land by Section 160-G of this Article, except that such payment
shall be made and such certificate filed by said candidate or can-
didates for said office of President within fifteen days before the
day of the primary election for delegates to the State convention
which shall select and instruct, as hereinafter provided, the del-
egates of each party to the national convention; and the Secre-
tary of State immediately on receipt of such certificate and pay-
ment shall certify the fact of the filing of each certificate and
the name and description of each person so filing such certifi-
cate as specified therein to the Supervisors of Election of Balti-
more City and of every county in the State and shall also ap-
portion and transmit the said payment to each of said Boards
of Supervisors of Election as prescribed in Section 160-G with
respect to the sums paid by candidates for the nomination for
the office of Governor of Maryland and said Boards of Super-
visors for each county shall pay over the amounts so received
to the County Commissioners of each county respectively, and
the Board of Supervisors of Baltimore City shall pay over the
amount so received to the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and all the expenses of said primary election for candi-
dates for President of the United States and for delegates from
the several counties and legislative districts of Baltimore City
to the State convention of each political party subject to this
sub-title to select delegates to the national convention, respec-
tively, of such political parties, in Baltimore City, shall be paid
by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and all the ex-
penses of holding said primary elections in each county shall
be paid by the County Commissioners of each county, precisely
as the expenses of the State, city and county elections ave now
paid under existing laws.

And it shall be the duty of the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tions in each county and of Baltimore City to cause to be
printed upon the official primary ballots of each of said political
parties in each and every county of the State, and in each leg-
islative district of Baltimore City at the annual primary elec-
tions in each year in which a President of the United States is
to be elected the names of the candidates for President certified