GUBERNATORIAL DISTRICTS OF MA


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In accordance with the provisions of the re
cent amendments to the Constitution Of this State
the presiding officers of the two houses, in the
presence of the members of the Legislature, yes
terday decided, by lot, the priority of the guber-
Material districts. Three tickets having written
on them severally, Eastern District,' Southern
District Northwestern District were deposited
in the ballot box, and were alternately, drawn out
by the President of the Senate, in the following
order:


lst Eastern District.


I'd. Northwestern District.


Sd. Southern District.


A Governor will, therefore, at the election in
October, be chosen from the Eastern District,
who will hold his office for three years, and be in
eligible to re-election-and SO Governor will
alternately be chosen from the other Districts.


The amended Constitution provides that the
gubernatorial Districts shall hereafter be known as
the first, second, and third, as they were drawn
out, and the three Districts shall be composed as
follows:


First District includes all the counties or
the Eastern Shore-Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's
Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, Somerset, ant
Worcester.
Second District includes Baltimore, Hartford
Carroll, Frederick, Washington, and Allegheny
counties.


| Third District includes ST. Mary's, Charles
Calvert, Prince Georges, Anne Arundel, am
Montgomery counties, and Baltimore and Anna
| polls cities.