Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
POSTSCRIPT.
BY Inst Evenings Northern Mall.

OHIO
We have before Us an Ohio Statesman Extra
OF October 10, which gives returns from 81 coun-
ties, which, added 10 additional reports in The Ma
tional lntelligenccr and Baltimore Sun, make Gs
counties heard from. As we cannot rely upon these
accounts, sumo Of which are reported, we post
pone till another day the particulars In these is
counties the majority for BARLEY, (Whis,) is 49,
125, and for Tod, (Democ:ai,) 1853 Present
In The same counties in 1910, Harrison's majority
was 2i06j. Democratic gain since 40, freaty-
twO thousand ire hHndled and fwcnty-mrca,
In the remaining IL counties in 1910 the Wing
majority was 2,G72. Lasl year, QSl3,) jour Of
these counties were Wing, and Scrca Democratic,
and gave 100 Democratic majority A similar
Democratic gain, since 10, will make the boasled
Wing exceedingly small.
We give letter received last night:
To the Iditors of the Enquirer.
"WHEELiSG, Ohio Co., Oct. 9th, 1914
Gentlemen-l wrote 10 you some Two or three
weeks age, and in my communication stated that
some of our friends were in hopes OF carving
the State of Ohio, but that considered il doubtful
predicated my opinion upon the belief that the
AboldDntas would vote the Wing ticket The most
of our friends thong hit they would not The election
took place in Ono yesterday, and my opinion is
joining counties which show that the \ bolonsts
with very few exceptions, voted the Wing ticket
The returns from these tour counties show great
falling OF from the Wing majority since 1870
and many of our friends are sill in hopes OF car
rving The State for TOP the Democratic candidate
Nv own impression is that The Wings will carry
The State There is but little reliance To be placed
in the course OF the Abolilionis!s. was pre-
cent at of their townships on yesterday,
and heard one Abolitonist, who said he voted The
Wing ticket, declare that he could not and wond
not vote for Clay. II they pursue the same course
in the Presidential election that they have SO far
pursued in the State election there will be but lit
lie difference in the result
ave look upon the old Key Stone Penn
svlvania, as safe, by dedided majority for Skunk,
Polk and Dallas, and rest assured, gentlemen,
that North Western Virginia will do her duly"
We extract n few remarks ofthe Ohio States
man:
1--WE give in our table for Governor, all the re-
turns we have received. The vote is very close
indeed there cannot be three, il one thousand
difference. This IS gain over TWENTY
THOUSAND since the Presidential Election of
1910, and is a certain indication that Polk and
Dallas will be elected BY the votes oiiwothirds Of
the States
awe have gained three members of Congress,
one in the Fairfield, one in the Chillicohc, and
one in the Perry and Morgan districts. We have
lost one in the Huron, and we fear from returns
to-day, that Mr.. McNulty is beaten BY few votes
in this district We have lost both branches OF
the Legislature by The mos, extraordinary conduct
OF our friends ON record The Senate is lost by
the defeat OF Wolcoit in Wayne, and Lahm in
Slark-lwo large Democratic counties.
"F'rom the popular vote, our friends feel very
sure they can carry the State for Polk and Dallas
on the first of November.
'From the returns in, we cannot decide how Tic
Stale has gone bnt one thing is certain that more
o3cn and bold frauds upon the ballot box never
were committed in any State, or al any time, than
were witnessed on Yesterday in Ohio-takins this
cly as sample Five of the pire-layers were
taken up las, evening in this city, and haiIcd by
Nessrs. Rid.way and Greenwood. two Wing
leaders in the sum of $500 EACH This j bu! the
beginning. however II our elections are 10 hc
controlled by such means, they are rs nothing
No bribery, no corruption, no falschood was too
heinous 10 be put in practice Mr.. Kelley may
well admit again, that his party has 'pipe-laycd
like the devil" Some men have been engaged in
this system of fraud upon the hallo; boxes that
NAV suppose they stand too high 10 h. reached by
law. but they will find that they are mistaken
PENNSYLVANIA.
We have no further returns, except Erie coun
", which the Baltimore sun reports al l,i3J,
about the same as We estimated il Yesterday
morning in making ont Shunhs majority 10 he
about ). 500 There are FIVE Democratic counties
vet 10 hear from.
Fourth Congressional Dis,rict.-C. J. Ingcrsol
is certainly reelected b. - majority, according
10 the Official returns-and no mistake