Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

OeHocrdIlc gain OF seven hundred on
Judicial election of '66. Loss of Amend
ment conceded on all hands.
PORTSMOUTH. Oct. 8.-City and county
Democratic. Emmett and Newman elect
ed. ~ OF. MooRs.
MT. VERNON, Oct S.-A gain of four hum
dred in Knox county. ars
G. W. MORGAN.
CINCINNATI, Oct. s.-Carey undoubtedly
elected. Great gains in the county.
| Amendment defeated in Hamilton county.
ENQUIRER
BUBYRUs, o., Oct. S.-Bucyrus township
two hundred and four Democratic major
ity, gain of one hundred and thirteen
from last fall; against the amendment two
hundred and twenty-five. Five townships
show gain of one hundred and sixty-six
Put Crawford down for fifteen hundred.
T. CoUGHLIN.
PHILADELPHIA, October 8.-Philadelphia
has gone Democratic by 1,5OO majority :;
Allegheny county, Republican majority,
1000.
PHILADELPHIA, October s-Ten wards in
the city give Democratic gain of 2673.
GATES.
CINCINNATI, Oct. S-General Sam. Cary
Is elected. Large Democratic gains in
every ward and township. Ten thousand
Democrats are in front of the Enquirer
office; bands are playing and cannon firing.
MCLEAN.
WARREN. o., Oct. s.-Republican major
ity in this County is reduced about five
hundred. Constitutional Amendment loses
nearly one thousand. E
- seas : s. L. HUNT.
NEWARK, Oct. Sticking county at least
twelve hundred majority. tae ~
VIM. SPENCER.
CIRCLEvILLE, October 8. = Pickaway
county gives eight hundred majority for
Thurman, and twelve hundred against the
amendment. A. r. VkNcLEAF.
GALLIPoLIs, Oct. s.-Gallipolis city and
township has Democratic gain OF one
hundred and fifty-eight. Amendment lost
by two to one. A glorious result. County
may go fol- Thurman. EgEfH'E
.-,s,i4s+ HENRY M. ONDERDoNK.
NEWARK, Oct. 4.-Democratic majority
in Licking county not less than twelve
hundred and may reach thirteen hundred.
Gain since last year six hundred. -aE
FINDLAY, Oct. S.-Put down Newark for
three Hundred Democratic gain.
CONNER.
OTTowA, Oct S.-Putnam county will
give Thurman twelve hundred majority
Gain ofsix hundred. Against Negro Suf-
frage fourteen hundred. KINDER.
WAvERLY. Oct. Spike county will
surely 20 500 Democratic.
JAMES EMMETT.
DEFIANCE, Oct. s.-Tiffin township.
Democratic majority, forty-eight; Noble
township, Democratic majority, one hum
dred and seventy -four; gain, ten; Defiance,
Democratic majority, one hundred and
ninety-five; Democratic gain. fitty-two.
Hill for Representative ahead of his ticket.
MARION, O.. Oct. S.-Marion county 400
majority for Thurman. p HURD.
HAMILTON, o., Oct. s.-City of Hamilton
$40 Democratic majority. Butler county
will run it up to 1000. Campbell, Demo
crat, probably elected to the Senate. If so,
it is gain. JOHN A. CoCKERILL.
CINCINNATI, Oct. s.-The 18th Ward
hitherty strongly Republican gives Cary a
majority IF one hundred and forty three,
the 18th Ward gives Democratic majori-
ty of six hundred and eighty-four and the
4th Democratic majority of five hundred
and fifty-seven.
MARIETTA, October s.-Democratic gain
in this city one hundred and six.
.a -< 1T. HART.
FREMONT. October s.-Sandusky county
gives five hundred and fifty majority for
Thurman. W. G. HAYNES.
TIFFIN, October S.-Seneca county sends
greeting to the Democrats of Franklin
with one thousand majority for Thurman,
and one thousand five hundred majority
against the amendment. A.
WOOSTER, Oct. S.-Democratic gain in
Wayne county, four hundred. Against
amendment, six hundred.
ittf RIcHEsoN.
SIDNEY, Oct. S.-Shelby, county, 1850
Democratic majority-gsin in one year of
four hundred and sixty-five, Winner,
Democrat, elected to Senate, being a gain.
HH H. THOMPSON.
Sandusky City, Erie County - Hayes
three hundred majority; the Amendment
even.
Steubenville and township-Hayes two
hundred and fifty majority; for the amend
ment one hundred and forty.
Oberlin-Republican, seven hundred and
thirty; Democratic, seventy-eight; Repub-
lican majority, six hundred and y-nine;
majority for the Amendment, six hundred
and forty-eight.
Fremont, ,Sandusky township-Thurman,
one hundred and twenty majority; gain,
one hundred and thirty-two; against the
Amendment, two hundred and forty five.
Ballsville-Hayes' majority, twenty
three; Republican loss, fifteen; against the
Amendment, two. 4- s.s.- .7--.
Elyria township-Thurman, one hun
dred and one; Republican gain, one. - =
Rice township-Thurman, one hundred
and three; Democratic gain, twenty five;
against the Amendment, ninety-nine. ~
Washington-Thurman, one hundred and
ninety-nine; Democratic gain, eighteen;
against the amendment, two hundred and
three.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches.I sA-
CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Scattering township
returns on the Reserve show the Amend
ment running behind and indicate its
probable defeat. -r-- ~
CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Erie county COM
plete, gives four hundred. Re publican ma
jority, Democratic gain of seven hun
dred on the judicial election of 1866. Loss
of Amendment conceded on all hands.
PENNSYLVANIA. rfraT
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