The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-19
OHIO.
The Election.

the NOlc ueTe, Us laI us buis HIoiHlHS' ~
any criterion of that Of the State, the
new Constitution and license will be
badly defeated. ~ .H -
CADIz, August 18.-First vote-FOr
the new Constitution III, against Alb.
Second vote-For minority representa-
tion 81, against 47S. Third vote-For
railroad aid 10, against 473. Fourth
vote-Foe license l42, against license AS
TOLEDO. August lS-The vote in this
city and throughout the northwestern
part Of the State as far as heard from
are very light. Three wards in the city
gives 1875 majority for the new constitu-
ton; 60 against minority representation;
81 against Railroad aid; and 30l for Ii
cense. Tontogany, Wood county, l59
against new Constitution. Paulding
county, one township, including Antmery
village, 81 majority for new Constitution;
and 40 against license, Columbus Grove,
Putnam county, 166 against new Consti-:
tuition; 100 against minority represen-
tation; $50 against railroad aid; and jl
against license st. Joseph tOwnshsp,
Williams county l39 against Constitu-
tuition; 10 against minority Reprcsen-
tation; $50 against Railroad aid; and b
for license. Two townships in Lucan
county, 124 against Railroad aid; and 43
against license. Miltbury, Ottawa county,
4 against new Constitution; II against
minority representation; 100 against
railroad aid and 80 for license.
SANDUsKY, August l8.-ThiS city
gives 81 majority against the new Con-
stitution, and 7l6 in favor of license.
ASHLAND, August 1S.-Montgomery
township gives 23S majority against the
new Constitution, and SO against license.
Still Later.
COLUMBUS, August lS.--SpccialS to
the Ohio State JourmoL thus faI received
show the following election retarnS on
the new Constitution and license: Della
ware city and township, complete, ma
ioritv against the Constitution, GAS; ma
jority against license, 128. Delaware
county is reported-as being largely against
the Constitution. Nine wards of Zancs-
vile give 700 majority against the Con-
stitution, and 400 majority against license,
DAYTON, August lS.-The new Con-
stitution carried by about 800; License
bv about 1000. Preble county to-day
elected unanimously Gunkcle delegate
for Congress; Montgomery county will
do the same next Saturday, which IN
sures Gunkces denomination for Con-
gress. Darlce has already elected solid
Grmkcle delegation. = a..s
Further Returns.
CIycINSAEI, August lS-Therc was a
pretty full vote in Cincinnati on the
new Constitution, considering the motive
of the election Very little electiOncrri
ing was done. Keepers of the smallest
grades of saloons voted against license.
Seven wards of the city casting 5,53G
votes, give 458 for the Constitution, and
=, IS5 for license.
Chilicothe-l80 majority for the Con-
stitution, and 4j3 majority for license.
Piqua-340 majority against the Con-
stitution, and 30lnajority for license.
Wilmington reports that license and
the Constitution were largely defeated in
Clinton county.
Washington Court House reports III
votes cast, and 4 to against license and
the Constitution.
Spring Greek Township, Miami coun-
ty, l39 against the Constitution.
COLUMBUS, o. August lS.-The "lec-
tion passed off quietly, and in most Of
the wards about 10 per cent Of tn" city
vote was pUlled. In several of the large
wards contest for Councilmen brought
out larger vote than the Constitution
pure and simple would have done. Re-
turns from all but two wards of Column
bus show 15S majority for the C"nstitu-
ton. 424 for minority representation, $40
for license, and l72 majority against rail
road aid. o. VIZ I'd }..i.
Returns from two townships show II
majority of 30S against the Constitution,
and 1873 against license.
TOLEDO, August lS.-Climon township,
Fenton county, gave $50 majority against
Constitution and 22G against license.
Milton township, Wood county, gave
220 majority against Constitution and 43
majority for license.
White Hougc, Lucas county, gave 100
majority against Constitution and ID
against license.
A dispatch from Tiftin says the indica-
tions, based upon returns from three
wards of that town and the townships of
Seneca county, are that the county will
give 1000 majority against the Constitu-
ton and 200 majority for license.
Fremont City and township gave 675
majority against the Constitution and 334
for license. .. .-. f....p
Benville township, Sandusky county,
gave 224 majority against the Constitu-
tiOn and 20 majority for license.
Two townships of Defiance county
gave II majority against the Constitu-
ton and 20 majority for license.
Springfield township, Wins county
gave ll5 majority against the Constitu-
tion and the same majority against
license.
Bryant township, Williams county,
gave 272 majority against the constitu-
tion, and "a majority for license. The
other two propositions were defeated by
3 still larger majority.
Napoleon town and township Henry
county, gave 10 majority against the Com
stitution, 1881 against the minority rep
rcsentation, Ala against railroad aid, and
120 majority for license.
Perrysburg township, Wood county,
gave Ala majority against the Constitu-
ton. $50 ma joritv against the minority
representation. $50 against railroad, aid,
and 272 against license. ~. ....
CLEtELAND, August 1S-The election
throughout this section of the State pass
ed off quietly. A light vote was polled.
So little interest was manifested that it
is difficult to obtain the results from
neigh boring counties. The following Is
the report Of the majorities sofar as as
certained: ClevelundL city, 4 wards, in
favor of Constitution 2499; in favor Of
license, l l4sS ~ g.
Stark county-Perry township and
Massilon city favor the Constitution 594,
and favor license 800.
Alliance, against Constitution, 1879;