The following Standing Committees, which shall have leave
to report by bill or otherwise, shall be appointed at the begin-
ning of each session by the President, unless otherwise ordered
by the Senate:

1. On Finance, to consist of seven Senators.

2. On Judicial Proceedings, to consist of seven Senators.

3. On Corporations, to consist of seven Senators.

4. On Elections, to consist of seven Senators.

5. On Inspections, to consist of five Senators.

6. On Education, to consist of five Senators.

7. On Agriculture and Labor, to consist of five Senators.

8. On Executive Nominations, to consist of five Senators.

9. On Militia, to consist of five Senators.
10 On Engrossed Bills, to consist of seven Senators

11. On Public Institutions, to consist of five Senators.

12. On Federal Relations, to consist of five Senators.

13. On Pensions, to consist of five Senators.

14. On Railroads and Canals, to consist of five Senators.

15. On Chesapeake Bay and Its Tributaries, to consist of
seven Senators.

16. On Printing, to consist of five Senators.

17. On Retrenchment of Expenses of State Government, to
consist of five Senators.

18. On Sanitary Condition of State, to consist of five Sena-
tors.

19. On Library, to consist of five Senators.

20. On Contingent Expenses of Senate, to consist of five
Senators.

21. On Rules, to consist of the President and two Senators.

22. On Public Buildings in Annapolis, to consist of five Sen-
ators.

23. On Article 3, Section 24, of Constitution, to consist of
five Senators.