New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17
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Greene Co. 665 Wing majonty-RoBERr l.
scHEycz, Wing, elected to Congress
Butler Co. JOHN 3. WELLER, Loco, lVoo ma
iority: last year 1922. Preble and Darks gave
1852 Wing last year. Result doubtful, but " eir'
probably reelected. IS. Preble for CanPpe'''
Wing, only 600. Weller elected.
Morgan Co. Majority for r D. 'ohssos'
Wing. for Congress, 224. Wing Members eject
ed. Johnson's election beyond DOUBT.
Jefferson and Ca,rozl-Whig by loo majority !;
electinp Wing Senator and Representative
cain Jefferson, County Officers divided :
Carroll all Wing. w. c. M'CAusLEs, Loco
elected to Congress by the vote of Colurnbiana.
Ross (all but 2 tewnships) Wing all over j.
/. VAN METRE for Congress SO; Grouse Tor
Senate $50 to 1000; Assembly $50 to 900
Last year, 488.)
Hooking ATS for Lucas, Loco, over Van Metre J;
Assembly 1885, Adams, Pike and Jackson, bal
ance Of the District, gave last year $50 Loco
majority. Result doubtful but our Senator
probably safe
The GAINESVILLE Republican says that the Wing
Members are all elected in Ross, Hooking, &c.
being a clear gain.
The Republican claims the Senator and !
Member gain in Morgan, Perry and ~0sh'ns-
ton; Member Loco.
The Republican also claims the Senator and :
Members in Fayette, Highland and Aoa"S'
gain.
Harrison elects Wing Member, gain; BEL
mont Loco Belmont and Harrison Loco Sen
ator.
Montgomery Co. all Wing; schenck, Con-
gress, 225: Member, 295: last year so maj.
Warren Co. GIG majority for Schenck, Wing,
to Congress Member by 1864; last year, 882
Clermont, Loco maj. 1913 on Congress, $50 and
358 on Senators, $50, 375 and $50 on Members
last year, 542 Brown, towns, 81 Loco gain
This nearly secures 2 Wing Senators and 3 Mem
bers from Clermont, Brown and Clinton.
Summit Co. SIS Wing, electing Tilden to
Congress, and the whole Wing ticket.
Stark, Knox, Wayne, Loco, as usual.
let rs sum up Senate So Members, half
elected annually.
Hold orer-7 Wings; Elected-Muskingum
/; Jefferson, Carroll, gain l !; Cuyahoga, Geau-
ga, Ashtabula, Lake, l; Fayette, &c. (garn)
/; Morgan, &c. gain l Ross, &c. (gain)
Certainly Whig-Champaign &c. l Athens,
Meigs, Gallia, &c. Ii; to which add Cler-
mont, &C. 2, and we have i 9, or clear majority.
We hope this will prove true; but it has hardly
been held possible that we should carry the Senate.
The House is safe enough, if nothing slips up.
We have gained in Licking, in Fayette, &c
in Morgan &c. in Harrison; 8 reported in
Ross, SC. and probably in Clinton, &c.
We lose in Guernsey, | in Huron DC. IN
Portage. 1t must be safe.
p. S.-The Assembly Wing:
After three days of blank silence, we have at
length slip from Columbus, The Ohio States
man Loco Foco State Paper Extra Of Friday
morning last. 1t comedies Wing triumph in
the House 1t says 1t is not probable that we
(Locos) have elected more than thirty Members
of the House, which would leave A2 Wings
or IL majority In the Senate, the Statesman
claims fue of the eighteen chosen this year, max
ing with the ii Locos whe hold over l6. Final
ly, it adds as P. S.
Sill Later-s o'clock.-The report is this morning. BY
the Western Mail that the Cermont District has elected her
y Dem. Senators, Representatives"
We think this report can hardly be true, at
least, to the full extent.
The only drawback on this glorious news sthe
defeat of Rdgway for Congress. Knox turns out
81 majority for Moore, while Licking is rep ort-
ed but 50 and Franklin $50 for Ridgway; who
is thus beaten 2Sl, in a District usually Loco
Foco by 1000.
P.S. Clinton Co. is reported only 52l Wing.
II SO, the Senators, &C. ere against us.
Miami Co. 100 Whig-whoe ticket in-lon
JosEpH VANcE has noble majority for Con-
gress Shelby 10 Wing last year Loco.
Hamilton Co.-Duncan 1000 over Hainos
volunteer no Wing ticket. The Statesman
claims IL or 10 of the 81 Members of Congress
instead of the Is the Districts were manuiac
turcd to give them.
~ If any body doubts that Ono Will vote for
Henry Clay, let him just look over these returns
We shall endeayor to give them in more definite
shape tomorrow.
Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Oct II, 1913
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