The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
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election in Ohio: Something over
fifty counties IN Ohio have been
heard ACOm, and they leave Thur
man with q majority Of about six
thousand. The remaining twenty
Eve or thirty counties, embracing
several IN the region OF the re-
serve, viii certainly reduce these
6gurCsI but whether they will
over-hAlahce them and place the
majority on the other side; is-a-
question which seems likely to be
decided only by the ofiicialreturns.
The legislative officers arc hope
lessly gone. The Democrats gain
Senators in the second, third,
sixth, seventh, twelfth, fifteenth,
twentieth and, probably, the thir-
teenth districts, giving them q
clear majority of ono or two; and
in the House they have secured a
gain Of eighteen members, making
majority, with somo others yet
in doubt, which would give them
q working balance of from FIVE to
ten on joint ballot.
The Gazette says the returns are
still incomplete, and tho election
is very close; but the probability
is that the Democrats have carried
both Houses Of the General As
scmbly. The Governor in doubt,
but with a probability that Thur
man is elected. ..
The Enquirer says: We csti-
mate Judge Thurman's majority
at 2169. The Legislature will
stand, in the Senate II Radicals
and 10 Democrats, and in the
House so Radicals to Sc Demo.
crats-thus giving us q majority
Of eight on a joint ballot. The ne.
gro suffrage amendment is defeat.
ed by fifty thousand.
A special from Columbus says
Judge Thurman is undoubtedly
elected GOvcanor, and the entire
Democratic State ticket, with 6
majority in both branches of the
Legislature. .s ~
S. s. Cox telegraphs that tn,
State officials eoncede Thurman
and the Democratic ticket elected
The Democrats claim from FIVE Il
ten thousand majority. The Leg
islature win probably be DOmo
cratic in both branches
WAsnuqEoN, October 10 I'll,
: Vow York; Hveld's special say
there q 10 foundation for the re
ports Of the Cabinet changes
Nevertheless, tho President, it i
stated, is dissatisfied with certain
matters in the Treasury Depart
ment, and will soon take measure
to get rid of Secretary McCulloch
Hunnicutt made a speech to tn
) negroes in Charles City recently
and advised them if they coul,
; not handle muskets, they coul'
set fire to the dwellings of thei
: enemies. ra' ~ .aeH
The Times special says there i
good authority for the statcmen
that the President announced to
: day that iu view ofltheresult of tn
elections Tuesday, which he cor
strues as an endorsement of hi
,, policy, he would soon make som
necessary changes in his Cabine
, His remarks are understood to n
!, fer particularly to Secretary NJ
: Culloch, whose portfolio will b
given to some New York COnsel
vative. Erastus Corning has bee
prominently mentioned in tn
! connection, Asa matter of cours
the appointment Of New Yor
man to the Treasury will resu
, in Secretary Stewards removal
for bis place there are q thousan
and one applicants, but it is no
known that Jerry Black or Q,
Senator COwan have the strOngei
claims. It is conceded that ii
} Democracy of Pennsylvania al
: entitled to recognition, and the
: viii undoubtedly receive it, b.
/, whether ia accordance with theu
predictions, which are based o
mere rumors and White Houl
gossip, or not, remains to be seel
Ex.Indian Commissioner Bog
is being named by the Wester
o Democracy for. the Secrctaryshi
! Of the Interior Department.