The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-13
Tho Ohio EIection--Comments Of the
Z Cincinnati Papers of Yesterday.

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From he GazsNs. iQ. fsalF
We have done well in Ohio. A year
ago We carried the State by q mHjority,o
but little over seven thousand. AT the
hour we write-2A. Nit looks as IL the
State was ours this year by majority Of
fifteen thousand. Republicans everywhere
ought to be, will be, satisfied with this
result. Considering the fact that II Is the
off year, remembering that the campaign
hos been characterized by more apatby.
and dizziness than is usual even In tho oil
wear, Republicans may we'll rejoice over
their success, Ohio Is still true to the
principles she stood by during the war;
and is as prcparedto defend them now us
them She gives her emphatic and pow
erful endorsement To the administration
Of General Grant, and rebukes with q
sternness none can fail to understand the
plottings of the revolutiOnistS who would
reopcn all the issues the war had settled.
Well dono for the old Commonwealth I!
From the Commercial. 4
The confused and partial returns indi
cate no more than that the vote Is lightns
compared with TINT oi 1860, and that ule
majority for the Republican State ticket
will be between 5000 and %, 900. 1t may
fall below or exceed these figures.
SO far Us Congress Is concerned, the Re
publicans have carried the First, Second,
Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh,
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and OF
course the Seventeenth, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Districts.
The returns from the Third District, at
this writing, leaves the result in doubt.
Campbell's minority in Montgomery and
Butler, Is estimated at 1890, including the
townships not heard from, and giving
Campbellthe benefit OF PGndleton's ma.
i6fities in them last year In Preble, the
majority for Schenck Is put at 200 in
round numbers. This would leave ma
Iority Of ], 600 to overcome in Warren. II
gave Schenck over Vallandigham In 1868.
d majority Of 1895, and Hayes, in 1885,
over Pendleton, majority Of 1,480. II
Warren is carried for the Republican can
didate by the majority Of 1865, Schenck
Is elected; II It's majority is no more than
that Of 1869, he Is defeated; that Is, rs.
suming the returns we have from Mont.
gomeFy and Butler to be correct 81
As to the Sixth district, the meager re-
turns arc favorable to Smith, Loudon
withdrew on the eve Of the election, but In
favor Of Denver. Tho result will be de-
termincd by the action Of those who sup.
ported him. II they refuse 10 DO carried
over to tho Democratic side, Smith is
elected. One thing however Is sure, In
any event-Colonel Loudon has wound
up his bobbin more rapidly than any poll
tician we know Of, and II he has political
aspirations, had better emigrate.
The intelligence from the Ninth district
Il Incredible. II Is reported that Foster,
Republican, has beaten Dickinson, Demo
crat, by1 900 majority. This would be o
complete revolution. DiCkinson's major.
ity two wears ago was 1,045, and Pendlc.
toms last year, 1919. Until We receive
further adyices, we shall reckon the dis
.trict 10 have gone Democratic. j li.4s
To sum up, tho Republicans have car.
rietI thirteen districts In the State certain.
ly, and tho Democrats three, with the
Third, Sixth and Ninth In doubt
P, S-Since writing tho above o later
dispatch announces Campbell's election In
Tie Third district by q small majority,
Warren county not coming up to her work
properly. Conceding this the Ninth and
the Sixth To the Democrats, the represen:
tation in the noxt Congress will stand,
Republicans 1S, Democrats 0, or tho same
as now. .i
From ne Enquirer. es gs
Defeated Again'' f
AS indicated by our very meager dis.
patches, the State Of Ohio has been car
fied by the Republicans by at least fifteen
thousand majority. There Is general
falling off the vote OF both parties, but
| It Is evident that a lack Of organization
upon tho part ofthe Democracy and tho
negro votC has done tho work. We have
gained only one Congressman, so far as
wo are able TO judge, and that Is Denver,
In tho Sixth District.
while the result Of the election ycster-
day In this county and tho First and Sec
ond Congressional Districts 10 any thing
| but favorable, It Is gratifying to know that
there Il a prospect Of a victory In tho