The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
Tho EeetIOn~.Dem0cr Gains Thus
Far YarH NIiRht.

Far Very slight.
We have not much additional news
this morning from the Slate election.
We have definite Information % 10 the
result only In the following counties,
besides Ohio: Brooke, Marshall, Wood,
Writ, Harrison, barbour and Jefferson.
In Brooke Mr.. HOrvey (Dsm. Is re-
elected by an increased majority. OF
course Mr.. Apologize dem. 10 re-elect.
ed to the Senate In this district.
In Marshall one OF the nominees and
one Of the independent candidates (both
RepS.) are elected. There were no
Democratic candidates for the House In
Marshall. The issues understood to
have been the present management Of
the Penltentlary, and Mr.. Edwards, al
though the nominee ofthe Convention,
seems 10 have been beaten because he
was regarded as friend Of that man.
agement. II Is certain that DR.. Thomas,
who IL elected over him, Ia strongly
hostile DIT. The majority Of our can
dIdAte for tho Senate In that district Is
no small In Marshall as TO place his
election In some doubt. The other
counties In that district are Marion and
Welzel. The latter 10 accustomed 10
give from 800 TO 100 Democratic ma
iorIIy; and Ifu kept up that practice
last Thursday It Will take q pretty good
majority for Mr.. Brown In Marion to
elect him. The probabilities, however,
favor his election. " IL
Il Ia TO be considered settled, we sup.
puAe, that Wood county haA gone Dam.
OcrAtIc by about 200. These figures
give Democratic gain over last year
OF some $50. Two Democrats arc elect.
cd from Wood and Pleasants voting
together. The Times alleges that the
Republican nominees were slaugh.
tered by the Church. ScofiSld wing
OF the partyi and It looks like
II. The " treason to the Republic
can party" don't seem to be confined
to this quarter. This result, we sup
pose, earthquakes all Parkersburg's
prospects for the Capital.
In WIrt county, Mr.. Charles B. Plsh.
or (Rsp.) who has been Recorder there
for several years, Is elected by 100 MAJ
Jority over Dr.. 4. G. Dovener, lind.
Rep.) Mr.. Fisher, who was the nom.
inee, Is said by all who know him, to
be very falr-mInded and excellent
mar; and even the Writ county DEM
ocrdt was constrained to say az much
OF him before the election. II Is proba-
BILE that Mr.. Gather, OF Gllmsr, (Ind.
Rep. has been elected to the Senate
from that district, which includes Gil.
mer, Oalhoun, Writ, Wood and Jack
Hon.
In Harrison The Democrats have gain.
ed Delegate, Cdr. Davis beating Mr..
Uarlils about 100. This county gave
us mSjorlty last year Of 100 for Gov.
ernor and 60 on The highest opposing
candidates ofthe Legislative ticket. Mr..
Golf is elected though. by q reduced
majority. -
In Barbour, Mr.. uowes the Republl-.
can nominee Is beaten by Joseph Teter'
a liberal Republican. Spencer Dayton
the liberal Republican nominee, Is no
doubt elected to the Senate In that dis.
trict over Black vol Jackson Dem. J OF
LeWth.
In JsGerson!counIy each party has a
delegate, as they had last year latter the
contOsL.) Mr.. BelEGhoovo, is the Demo:
cratic member elect, and Mr.. Miller,
who successfully contested tho seat OF
MIR. Wilson last year, Is the Republl-
can. The regular Republican candi-
tes for the Senate In that district carry
Jefferson by small majority. The
vote Is said to be close In Berkeley, 80
1t seems probable Messrs. Koonce and
Gold,aro elected.
We understand Il Is probable Mr.,
Hill, tRep.) instead Of Bart (Iud. Rep
Is elected In Marion. ::
The only gains made by the Demo-
oracy as far as yet reported, are one
delegate In Harrison and two in Wood
and Peasants; while there being no
Democratic candidate In Mineral we
have gained one In that county, leaving
II balance OF two In their favor. It
strikes US the Register has done pro-
dIgIous amount Of growing on rather
small capital,