Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-09-12
As Goes Maine.
So Goes this
Unionz'7
White Hats on the Decline.
Garry the News to
Ola Horace 81 Co.

ORILAND, ME-, CepC. lu.-ODU
hundred and ninety eight towns give
Perham 46.973, Kimball 35.I3S.-
Last year the same towns gave Per-
ham 3S,730 Kimball 30467. Rep
uhhcan majority OF S263. Repubii-
can net gain over 1871 of 3,572-
The towns not hcard rom gave. last
year. Perhaln 1856, Kimbali I7.llI.
majority. 2 444. II this is increased,
IN proportion To the towns received.
Perham will have 1886 majority.
The total vote will, if it is increas
ed in proportion, be 125,60O. of
which P"rbam should have 7O.4e5
and Kime all 55.135 Last wear the
total vote was los, 5,S97, of which Per
ham had $3.50, and Kimball A.
5I2; scattering. 81 being q majority
Of 10,707. In 1868. Char b rlain.
Republican, hed 1885; Pil bury,
Democrat, 56,252; Republican m ii
ority, Is, ,273, making the Republican
net loss nearly 1000 from that year.
But the aggregate vote of 1868 was
the largest ever known, being 131,-
III, or 6 600 more than it will pro.
blbly be this year. This redut on
of the aggregats would decrease the
majority about 1000; so that the
net loss VIII fairly be 5000 from
1858.
In the First Congressional District
formerly Lvnch's. the vote for Gov
erner stands, in 81 towns: Perham
11,797; Kimball, l0,O84; Republican
gain over 1871 of $40. Bnrleigh's
vote runs ahead of that for Govern
or. His majority will probably be
1.S00, against 1.4n6 for Lynch in
1870. In the Fifth District, As towns
give Perham 1868; Kimball, 5,637;
a Republican gain over 1871 of l.
395. Hale's vote Is ahead of this, so
that this majority will probably reach
1000 against 1.21O in 1870. The
Second, Thir,', andFourth Districts
will he carried by increased MAORI
ties. Every county will be carried by
the Republicans, making the Senate
unanimously Republican.
PORTLAND, Me SEPT. 10, 80 A.
NJ. Twelve additional towns in Han
cock, Washington, and Arostook
counties give Perham 1,414, Kimball
I,19O; Republican majority of 224,
against I39 last year in the same
towns, showing moreRepulican gains
than are estimated for the whole
state.
Two hundred and ten towns and
cities give Perham 4S,3S7, Kimball
36,32S; RepUbl can majority 1909.
Last year the same towns gave Per
39.956, Kimball 81 ,546; Republican
net gain from 1871 of 1867.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 10, l A. NJ
Speaker Blaine has just sent the fol
lowing dispatch to President Grant:
To tie P-:esideutof the United States,
Long Branch, " j.:
We have carried the State for
Gov Perham bV more than 10 900
majority, a net gain of 5000 on las,
wears vote. We have carried al. t.
congressional districts, and the clos
est by 1000 We have carried every
county in the State. something We
have never achieved bur once before
have elected every Senator, and cho-
sen more than four fiiths Of the
House of Representatives Our vic
tory is complete aud overwhelming
at all points, and insure YOU more
than %, 1000 majority in November.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10: ? A. M.-The
five congressional districts have all
been carried by the Republicans. In
the First District Burleigh has about
1000 majority in the Second Fry
has about 1000; in the third Biyme
has about $500. The conte.t in
Kenn, bee county, where Speaker
Blame resides, has been peculiarly
animated, and has resulted in giving
the Speaker majority in every one
of the twehty-seven towns of the
county. Six of these towns are us
ually Democratic.