1576 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 934

case. If such case arises during any non-jury term of any of
said Courts, the Court shall recall and reassemble the jury
which served during the last preceding jury term of said Court,
for the purpose of trying said case, and such jury so called
and reassembled shall have the power to try said case as fully
as if the same had risen during the term for which they shall
have previously served. In every case in which a jury trial
shall be demanded, the judge shall frame and submit to the
jury for its decision and verdict all appropriate and necessary
issues of fact presented by the pleadings in such case or by
the scope of the inquiry or inquiries presented by said case.
The Court shall bring said cause to determination and judg-
ment as speedily as a just regard for the rights of the parties
concerned may permit and shall expeditiously inquire into, or,
when a jury is demanded, cause the jury to inquire into all the
facts and circumstances and into such violations of or failure
to comply with the provisions of this Article, as may be alleged
in any such petition, or into such other facts and circumstances
relative to any election or to any contribution, expenditure or
liability made, or any corrupt practice committed, in connec-
tion therewith, which at any time the Court holding such in-
quest or presiding in said cause shall deem necessary to secure
compliance with the provisions of this sub-title, or to punish
for a violation thereof. All persons whom the Court shall deem
proper or necessary to join or bring in as parties to any such
proceeding in order to make its orders, judgments, or writs
effective, may be joined as parties in such manner and upon
such notice as the Court may direct. In case such petition re-
lates to the election of electors of President and Vice-President
of the United States, a Senator of the United States, a Repre-
sentative in Congress, or the Governor or Attorney-General, or
a Senator or Delegate to the General Assembly of Maryland,
or a Judge, or a Clerk of a Court of Law, or a Register of Wills,
or a State's Attorney, the trial judge or judges shall have no
power to declare any such election to be void, but shall file
his or their finding, or, in a case where a jury shall have been
demanded, the finding or verdict of such jury as to whether
or not the successful candidate, or any political committee or
treasurer, or sub-treasurer, or political agent acting for or on
behalf of such candidate, was so guilty of corrupt practices,
with the Secretary of State, together with the transcript of
the evidence, and the Secretary of State shall thereupon submit
the same to the Governor of Maryland, when the election is for
electors of President or Vice-President of the United States,
or for Attorney-General of the State; or when the election is
for a Representative or Representatives in Congress, shall sub-
mit the same, certified under the seal of the State, to the
Speaker of the House of Representatives; or when the election
is for Senator of the United States, or for a member of the