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

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1.-The news gets betterisas I'VE wait the
longer. Cautious politicians claim and
lc5heede that, Judge Thurman is elected
Goyernor by small majority, but by
great gains. Smith carried Ohio last year
by 1896. uh 5fd baN'io1i ai'r .bsiih7rt
r. The Legislature is; Democratic beyond a
doubt. Our gains in the counties heard
from show a gain of twenty-four mem
bers in both branches-seven in the Senate,
and seventeen in the House. ,Bullyii 5,fs
EarThe. Negro Suffrage Amendment is
beateA by fifty Thousand. !GloryI
/, HAMILTON, Oct. S.-The election to-day
lpassed off very quietly, and a, large vote
was polled. The returns from the town
iships come in slowly, but enough is known
to warrant the statement that Butler coun-
Ety will give at least two thousand Demo
cratic majority ON the State ticket, Camp
bell, Democratic candidate for the State
Senate, will have a, majority of two thou
sand two yhundred,, The Amendment will
be beaten, at least two Thousand five hum
dred. 1.iitq} a5 4 4H satA saa l'tt' oi'1
The following, are the returns, so, far a.
ceiYed, together with the gains calculated
from thezbasis of LeFevre's vote for lSecre-
tary of State: The city Of Hamilton gives
a Democratic majority of 545 /; a gain of 100.
st. Clair township-Democratic majority,
1855; gain of 90; against amendment. l74.-
Oxford township -. Republican majority,
94; Democratic gain Of 100; amendment, 10
majority. Milford township-l43 Demo-
cratic majority, a gam iof %; majority
against amendment, 17O. Hanover town
ship-De Democratic majority, 50; Democrat
ic loss of ~; majority against amendment,
3d. Liberty ownship-Democrati major
ity for Thurman, 10: for Campbell, 35, a
gain of about 90; majority against amend
ment, 66HoR Ross stownship--Demoerati ma
jority, 155 gain of % on State ticket: ma
jority against amendment, 167. Morgan
township gives Democratic increase Of ID.
Six townships are yet to hear from, but in
alb these Democratic gains-areieounted.E
The Democrats here are confident of the
election of Campbell-to the State Senate
over Gano.s Nothing definite from Warren
county. iG9!i iato5 9df .ya!.uiii. isfI o1 CJ
| RIPLEY. Oct. S-The election passed off
quietly. Union township gives three hun
dred and thirty five Union majority; Cons
stitntional Amendment, two hundred and
fortyf -four. Democratic gain, one hundred
and forty-six. Jefferson township, Hayes,
fifty EIGHT majority; ConstitutionalAme
ment ferty-three majority. }r7 oa4
j LoNDoN, Oct. 9!-Madison county goes
Democratic by at least one hundred ma
ljority. Sweetland, Democrat, is elected
Representative. The majority against the
Amendment will be five hundred. ,4fg
RAvENNA, OHIO, Oct. s.-Portage county
give Hayes 1000 majority; the amendment
800. Smiths majority in 1866 was 1888
A very full vote pollsd. 81. III, J-a =. ~
WAPAKoNETA, Oct. 8. Six townships
show Democratic gain of two hundred
The Democratic gain in Auglaize county
is sabout four hundred. - h-.c ~ ~; ,Y2.t
MAssILLoN, Oct. S.-Tbe Democrats car
ny this, place by majority of forty-nine-
a gainlofl two hundred. The amendment
is forty-seven behind the ticket. Returns
frem seven. townships give Democratic
gain of six hundred and seventy4eigh
The county will probably 60 Democratic
by one hundred and fifty, A gain of one
thousand. .eyA All business was suspended
here during the day, and the vote was the
largest ever polled in the township.
CHILLICoTHE,, Oct. 9.-Thurman's old
home gives him eight hundred land fifty
majority. ailt 20 9rJoHNt M.aXANMErER.
ASHLAND, Oct 9.-Thurman's and Lar
willis majority three hundred; against
amendment five hundred. E
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JACKSON, Oct 9.-Member of the Legis-
lature and County. ticket, elected; State
ticket close; amendment lostsby four hum
dred. LEVI BUNGAN.i :,
SPR1NGFIELD, Oct. 9.-Demoeratic gain in
Clark not less than four hundred. Answer.
j. II. THOMAS,
LANCASTER, Oct. 9.-Fairield county
eighteen hundred and ninety-sevenlmajor-
ity; gain of five hundred and ninety-one.
| ni ;iIZun 1E5. 7f1'i H-i1 CIV. LEE.
Mr.. VERNON, Oct, 9.-Kpox redeemed.
Entire Democratic ticket elected. Average
gaiuy five hundred Have State celebra-
tion.fq r. aaiiW .C0i3J G.. w. MORGAN. =
VAN VERT, Oct. i9.--Thurma1fs majori-
ty, ticket, five; county ticket, thirty. Con-
stitutional Amendment defeated by over
Ave hundred. .a9auo1z sfC.,W, CowAN. g.
EGREENvIBLE, ST Oct. 2 'r9.r-Darkef county
gives seven hundred Democratic majority.
Against the negro amendment, one thou
sand! :. 20 .b| HENRY MILLER
CIRcLHYtLIr, Oct. Piekaway county
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gives nine hundred majority for Thurman
and thirteen hundred against the negro
suffrage Amendment 5h,lii 9sfna.. odl a91io
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