New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
orn,orc COMPLICATIONS IN OHIO.


Co1,NRus. Oct. 22-The indications are that'
owing to mistakes made by voters IN SeVofal 1oun-
ties in voting for Isaac welch and John Little Tor
oesoa. tbav were not candidates for both viii
he beaten. This will give the Democrats the uov-
ernor Treasurer, ana Attofhey- oonoi-i "'
share of the victory.
I.Trp-A telegram received tonight by inc
Secretary of the Republican State Central Commit
tee from Ottawa County states that mistake was
made in preparing the official returns OF that
comfy. and that I'll votes reported as cast lor
Wech for Attorney were really cast LOT MN
for Treasurer and those reported cast for Little for
Treasurer were cast for him for Attorney-ueneral'
This changes the complexion Of the State ticket
and probably elects both WEIGH and Llttie'
Republicans.
THE NEw-JERsEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION
TRENTON. Oct. 22-The Constitutional Com
mission met to-day. The report against scuoh ON no
ouestion Of wOmans suffrage, on taking property 'oI
nnbe use on general taxation and on the law OF hoo'
was accepted The present laws appear TO be su!cont
on tbosa subiects An amendment prevailed TO elect the
State Treasurer by joint meeting and the Inspector OF
State Prisons on the nomination OF the Governor Dy
and with the consent Of the Senate Tor hVo yeaiS
The proposition elect the Surrogaes OF ConhueS III
the same way as Inspectors was lost ana the preSe.
mode was left und,sturbed The pay OF the members OF
ne
for Dosage stationery, and incidentsls The Legisa
ture il not TO pass private special laws IN any oil the
following enumerated cases:
LAYING openng altering and working roads or hign-
WAYS. yacatng roads, town plots streets, OF puDns
fTonnds regulating the nternal AFFAIRS OF towns any.
couniic appointing local officers or commissioner 70
oate MUNICIPAL affairs; selecting jurors; regulating
t6e Interest on money creating increasing the allow
,nce 10 pubhc officers during their term OF once CHANG
mo the law OF descent granting 10 any corOtallOn al
s0catiou or individual, any exclusive prINiiesei II"
| munty franchise whatever
General laws shall passed 10 meet all these cases
Considerable debate took place in regard to the mode o
,eeetpg jurors The prevailing sentiment was mat the
matter should be taken from the hands OF the sheriff.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORrIEs IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 22.-An election for Mayor
hoth branches of the City Council and ChiefJustice o.
| tbe Supreme Bench OF Baltimore City took place
| to-day The total number OF votes poled IN al
| tbe Wards. excepting the Eighteenth whioh mas no
| vel been heard FROM was 32si9 vi w ~
| Joshua Vansant, the Democratic ConserVatinst
! Candidate for Mayor, received 2L99 anu
| navid Carson, the Reform canuluate, ~
| dorsed nv the Republicans, n,14. me Elgnteentl
Nd vii, nrobaby increase Vansant5 majority pJ IroII
| zoo 70 5OI The Democrats elect all members vi
Nth branches OF the City Council except VI 10.
| Fit., Ward which elects kirOY' nndepenuenl
Raform candidate the first branch iheie WIZ s na
nno.it,on 10 George william Brown candidate tor 0niei
Irtice who received 32,l32, with the llgheeh'h Nu
! TO be added