New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-12
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
NEw,IERsEY CONSTITUTIONAL coMMssIo,

SEw-JERsEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.
TRENTON Nov 1.-THE Constitutional Com
mission met to-day. Mr. swayze offered a series Of
| propositions to elect all the Judges OF the Supreme
Court by the people, abolish the Court OF ChaDcery
and give TO the Supreme Court appellant and equity
powers to make the salary OF the ChIefJustce $4,000
and TO divide the State into seven Judicial Districts
| with Judge for each. He also proposed to have
Judge for county 10 abolish all the Common
Pleas Judges and elect the Prosecutors OF Pleas The
proposition to limit the sessions OF the Legislature
years. except when for special OBJ
make the terms OF Justices supreme Court during
good behavior vas lost. The proposition preventing
rnent from the State or the United States while mem.
/ ors, was adopted. The woman,s suffrage proposition
we lands to be taken for private prposes from
assSsing senehts against the owner OF the land was
THE REPUBLICAN, DEFEAT ~ WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Nov. I1.-0hicial returns from Is
counties of Wisconsin, and reports from nearly all the
rest with few estimatedl. give Tayoffor Governor
1900 majority. Complete 6gures win not vary much
from ijODO Official returns make the Senate stand II
Opposition 10 10 Republicans The Assembly will prob
ably stand 80 Opposition TO Al Republicans.
OFFICIAL gErURNs FROM NEw-YORK COUNTIES
PLATTsBUBG, Nov. 1.-THE following are
official maoriss in Clinton County; wilIers, 5i Hop
kins, 81, and P.aty, ASS.
CAMEL Nov. 1.-THE following Is sle official vote Of
Putnam County state ticket Republican 1865; Dem
ocrate, 1859.
Cry OF KsGsros, Nov II. 1873.
The following ls the official vote Ia Ulster Count
RSpp5sSn-Th5Zsr 9ssi aoPhn 6975 Fso G,9l2 Dsno-
The the Of the ticket the sane
as that Hopkins and Nichols. The probstory ticket
got 80 votes. Court OF Appeals Ameadment-Yes 1897
No. 5,St County Court-Yes, 400; No. 5i3s stare |
Meech. Dem Gl7O. The vote Ass,mbymen
Elr" Dsrt4 Rober. A. suyier Rep mai, ls9
TAira District JoEu D. Winfield, Dem. maj. lee.
Nov gpa folln IA off C1a
turns OF Albany County;
Republican Thryer II Sls HoDaio' 1888 Port. 500
f sa.na 80 k k1ol II $751; A s II r wS.
pI, 20 ss y 49, . Sa9 s5 7S S nsas s 1852
Dayon Is 1872 we,tbook. 10 279 Gallup. 1851; Rlhear
1857 Loosi-fss ' 5,555 No I5 652
INDEPENDENT MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS IN BOSTON. |
Boston. Nov. 1l.-One of the Hole in the |
Wall" nominating conventions, in which most Of the |
municipal nominations made last year occurred |
this evening In Odd-Feows Hall, about 100 prominent
citizens OF both parties beng present Ez Alderman !
jenkins presided. The following ticket waa agreed
upon O., =, ..,, - a., ,,,,..u . Nm,
crat for Congress last year against the lete
Hon. VIM Whiting, IN tine district in which Mayor Pierce
has Just elected. For Aldermen John /. Clark, |
Samuel NJ. Quincy solomon Is. Stebbins, Republicans.
renomnated James Power aud Nehemiah Gibson;
Democrats, reuOm mated Henry ". Pickering OK ward
six, Republican. Members Of tue Council, Francis A.
Peters OF West Roxbury Democrats Fslt O5gooi and
Richards o: Ward Nine. Democrat Ava II. Abur-
rage ward Ten. republican, and ex-Bember OF the
House; Francis thompson Ot CAdrlestoWn, Democrat
and Senator.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL Election CONTEST IN PHIL
ADELPHA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE dispatch from
this city published in THE TRIBUNE This morning. con-
corning ChefJustice Reads letter. preIudging the e-
gaty Of tie special election the Constitution created
considerable excitement here to-day IN political
circles The Ring men called meetings, and took
additional measures for q combined attack the Reform
Conventions work The best men OF both parties are
coming forward in support OF the Constitution with
their energies aud words OF hearty Endorsement The
Hon Geo NJ Daias,nephew OF VlcePresdent Dallas, and
the leading lawyer junior bar, viii be out IN TO-
Age in strong letter explaining the powers OF
the Convention ana the evils ts WORK VIII remedy. inc
Hon Alex X. Mcclure, az "a large mass meeting 10 NOR
row night, will review the whole matter.