The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.
Indiana Claimed by the
Democrats.
OPINIONS Of THE NEW YOEEI PA
PERS-REPTRLICAN GAINS IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

OHIO.
CoLuyBus. Ocl. 12-H,rly, Stevenson smith and
Fu~,er rErruIl sH~. sHe elected 90 Congress.
schemes aoul-a.- Gain %. ,wo Republican MEM
ucr~.
srEruE>vrrLE oct. H.-C.y and ,aunship-Rc-
put Iscun u: ipI. Y On state .ckct about ~; gain
90 200 over .a-l yv.r- Amber, Tor Congress, runs
ahead uI lHv >,..c t-Nr. about 80.
,ylllE, Oct, n.-Repuhnea~ majority 81, a
E,vlSS,, oct II-ReerubIican majority IgC-
Democratic gam, =.
CoLyuLrs. oct. I2-TAcre are large Republican
gains all over the state. showing 1880 Republican
majority. The hcrutl''is gam enc Congress
man in the First district. The Republican have
undoubtedly carried Tie First, Second. Fourth.
Seventh. Eighth. Ninth. Eleventh. Foul~eegIE
Fifteenth. Seventeenth. Eighteenth and nine
teenrh di tricts; Nothing has Yet been heard
from tAc SIKH. Ninth ANA sixteenth districts.
CINCINNATI. oct. u.-The Republican majority in.
this state will not Ec less than IIr8. JamIrU.
Democrat, is elected in thc IHird di~tr:c: over
ScHcnck, The delegation in the next Cuugrr--.
cunccdmg the sixth district to hn Democratic,
will be Is Republicans and T. DemO-ai-tL Sam.
as at present. The result shows the Republican
county ticket 10 be elected.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. The returns still keep the
State IN doubt. Both parties c'aIn H.. Tie Con
grcSSIunal delegation Is probably unchanged. aud
the Legislature very close. Il Is tie impression
that NOurhce> = reelected.
NEW YORK, October I2-Thc WoyHF saws tlat rE.
returns from the elections YESTERDAY ia Pcnn-y.-
vanIa, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa come IA very slow
~, but those received Indicate a decided isrcak
up IN the radical party line. II i evident, how
ever. that the vote was general y light. the only
marked difference being in Locations where ;Eg
negro vote Mas brought out. The majority claim
ed by the Radicals IN Ohio Is undoubtedly due TO
the appearance ot this elemental al the polls for the
first time. Nhilc the Democracy Il Id their own
IN ono, they nave made handsome gains in Penn
SylyaLla and Indiana. From close congressional
districts the returns are too light TO indicate witt
certainty VINO are, elected Inc probabilities are
in favor Of Colonel Campbell in Schenck's district
and for Jewett in the seventh district Of Ohio.
bra~ka.
The Tribune sets down tie returns already as
certalned A. indicating a substantial Republican
vlctuEy. IL says THAT the returns from Pcnusyl-
yanid indicate the Republicans have held their
own ON congressman and IN portions OF the State
have done even better than could have Lecn ex-
pcctcd. 1t records the election Of VIM. -. Kelly
in the 4fh district by a handsome MAJORITY in
spite OF the Republican opposition which he had
10 encounter. says that IN the ID district the in
d~ications are that J. y. CresIy. indcpcndent R~-
publican supported by the Democrats. Is elected
by Il small majority over Charles ONeill. the
present Republican member. In the Sd district
Leonard Meyers, Rep. l. reelected. In the 9TH.
bucks county and a part Of Philadelphia, the
scattering returns received give hopes of the
election OF y {. Hammer, Republican, over John
K. Reading present Democratic member. John
Is. Packer, Republican, Is reelected by a hand
some majority IN the Fourteenth district. In the
Fifteenth the contest Is close, and 1t is feared
that Cessna, present member. has been defeated
by b.. r Myers, Democrat, though 1T present both
clam a success In the twelfth district, LuzcInc
and Susquchanna, l.. d. Shoemaker, Republican,
is reported elected.
General Negicy is reelected 10y about 2.2uO mas
j0rity, and Ehcaezer Junk.n, Republican, ~
about 2,IOO in the I'D district.
The regular Republican ticket for county Off
Gers IN Allegheny II also elected 10y thousands.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Par lnELPm,. October l2.-Comrielc returns
from the Second conversational district sI-r.
Ores. ey Iudependent Republican. LyIit man. IN.
nj district c+cct Kelley 10y =-uI H".alHy.
IN ne city wards OF the + % Cons. -iunal