Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-10

county has probably gone largely DEM
ocratic on most of the candidates.
Washington township, Warren coun-
ty, Republican gain IT'S.
CINCINNATI, October 8.-Paint town.
ship, Fayette county, gives a Republi-
can gain of IL. The 18th ward of Gin
cinnati gives Banning 61O majority;
Democratic and Liberal gain since
spring of 223. The 1st precinct, 9th
ward, gives Hayes 81 majority, a Re-
publican loss of 81 since the spring cleo
ton; 18th ward 203. a Democratic and
Liberal gain. The Democrats claim the
county by 8, 900, Banning's election over
Hayes (rep.) by from 600 to 1,20O, and
Sayler (dem.) over Eggleston by from
The following districts elect republi-
can members of Congress: Sd district;
John Q. Smith; 4th l.. d. Gunekle; 9th,
Isaac r.. Sherwood; 9Th, Win Lawrence,
9Th, Jas. w. Robinson; 10Th, Chas. Fes-
ter; 1th, Fl. s. Bundy; 18th, W.P.
Sprague; 10th, L. Danford; 18th, l.. d.
WoodwOrth; 18th, JAS Monroe; 18th,
ia. Garfield; 20th. R.4tI. Parsons. Il
Il The following districts elect Demo-
cratic members of Congress: 1su,e dis
triet, Milton Sayler;- ID, ifoB. Bnn-
ming; 5th, }. G. Lamison; 18th, ,oJ. l..
Neal; 18th, Hugh j.. JeWett; 18th, NJ.
J.. S0uthard; 18th, John, Berry. s'65 -
sGINCINNATI, October 8, 3 A. M.---The
returns from thirteen wards and pre-
eincts indicate that Taft (rep.) ran
ahead of the ticket, though the Demo-
crats gain 1SS. This with correspond
ing gains would give Dedd, idem. J. for
short term, First district, about ,009
majority. Twenty-eight wards and
precincts show democratic liberal gains
on the State ticket, over the Spring
election, to be 1882, which will give
the democrats and liberals a majority
of over 1900 for Secretary of State. ss
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. aSs-Fhe cleo
ton returns so far are very ameagre.
The ticket is very long, and the returns
received are only from small spreciiiets.
The3vote is very close, and it will be
hate before a correct estimate can be
made. bSt Joseph county, one precinct
Browns majority, 207LRep gain eofl
the voted ofi'1870, 105. White River
township, Randolph countyy Brown
IS95 majOrity--g l6i. New Haven,
Allen county, Hendricks majority 1IG
Dem. gain 81. Gaiford township
Browns s majority 450@gain 81. - rH
PENNsYEvANIA.--Tolerably full, yet
fragmentary returns, leave the State
pretty certain for Hartranft by a ma
Ijority of not less than twenty thousand.
This majority is more likely to be in
creased than decreased. Philadelphia
is varieusly repori ed from $4,000 to @,
900 Repubiicsn'majority. It is not like
IlY. to- fall below the former, nor rise
above the latter figures. Allegheny
gives fully 1900 majority u Hif tc7i
bu Ii is probable that. Hartranft has a
clear majority outside of fPhiladeiphia.
q AS the returns are almost exclusively
on State candidates, tits impossible tt
form a'defniteiopinion ofthe result on
Members of Congress and the Legisla
ture. SO decisiveaa Republican vote
ihowever,fi it seems probable' has carried
lwithsit the Republican districts, and 6
Republican maj in the Legislature
AS TO the latter, hewevers fuller returns
are necessary. S-a 5JffG1f2 sl-fote
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