The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
Correspondence of the Herald.l

NEWARK, Ohio, Oct lS, 1912
| Great Democratic Victory in Ohio-C Complexion of
| the General Assembly-Policy Of the Majority
| Allen again u. S. Senator Election IN Licking
| County" Ohio Laborer," &c.
| The election in Ohio on the llth nstan. resulted
very much according to the expectation expressed
in of my recent letters that is in the success of
| the democratic party. Wilson Shannon is elected
Governor of Ohio by about 5000 over Governor
Corwin, and by about 900 Corwin and King.
the aboltonist, sombined-a triumph of great mag
nitude when is considered that Corwin was elect.
ed in 1910 by l6 900 majority land that HARRISON few
days after, received % 900 majority Van Buren,.
The following is statement of the Political COM
plexion of the next General Assembly of Ohio
Senate-Democrats o.
Wings, H-36
Wings, 3O-72
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 20.
Mr. Byngton, the gentleman who introduced the
famous bill into the legislature TO district the State,
which goes by his name, and which was the osten-
sible cause of the resignation of the wing members,
is reelected: and will, suppose, introduce " Mr.
Byingon's Bill'' into the legislature in December
next word for word, and letter for letter il stood
in July last II the legislature do not pass that bill
II will most probably pass very similar TO il.
Many ct The members OF the next Legislature be-
longing the democratic party, in their addresses
10 the people before the election, prOclalWe" that
they not opposed TO all banks. but were in IA
vor OF a safe and sound paper currency, and they
will probably manifest their adhesion to opinions
thus previously expressed, by rachartering any bank
that will consent 10 come under the provisions of
Mr.. Lathdm's Banking Act IT any modificatio
| Is made OF that Act, 1t will, presume, be very
slight
The bill providing for the appraisement of personal
property taken on execution IN civil process, which
failed to become law at the extra session, because
it could not be signed by the speakers after the
firing wings had LETT both houses without quorum,
| will probably become a law in December; and the
bull to provide for paying contractors on the public
works will doubtless also become law
Another consequence of this democratic victory
will be the reelection of the Hon. VIM. Allen to
the Senate OF the United States; and Samuel Me-
dairy, ESD, will again receive the appointment of
State Printer.
In this city, the wings carried the day by los ma
Jority, but IN this county Shannons majority was
100 The Newark Institute honored by the
election OF the Hon. James Parker, one of its most
distinguished members, to the Ohio Senate. Isaac
Green and Phelps Humphreys, Esqrs., the repre-
sentatves elect from this (Licking) county The
whole democratic ticket without exception sue
ceeded.
A new journal, entitled the " Ohio Laborer," was
started in this place not long since, under pretence
OF advocating the cause OF working men. Ii, in
recent election ticket denominated the "Work-
ing Mans Ticket" and proclaims itself the advo-
Gates of high tariff and of plentiful supply of
bank paper. Its principles and practice result from
honest motives, presume, but am constrained TO
regard them as wouIly belieng the name it has
assumed
| thank your correspondent Buck Eye" who
| halls from the "Queen City," for the compliment
he was kind enough TO pay me through the columns
of your journal, and doubt not that, should he
| tnue to represent in the Herald the Queen City,
his productions will eclipse the humble commune
cations signed L'OCCIDENTE.