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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-02

Brenny, pupil of r alma, ard ms da y
q very celebrated sctoc and friend OF Napo-
leon l., has did at til age OF ~, For the
list forty years lie y ent to the Iheat.e
Franchise nearly ever. evening, and naae
point OF never solijting or accepting
free ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-02
WEST T NNEssEE.

ObiOu.
UNION CITY, Aug. 1.-Union City
Cooke 266, Mcfarland 143. Jacksonville
Cooke 81, Mcfarland 81.
Henry.
PARIS, Aug. Urinary election for
REPRESENTATIVES, 2l2, Thomas Z.
BELLS, Aug. Cooke 90, Mcfarland
81.
Carroll.
HUNTINGDON, Aug, 1.-The election
returns of Carroll unity indicate the cleo
ton of the entire Democratic ticket-the
CountyJudge by small vote.
Haywood.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Aug. Tive
precincts only heard from. Mcfarland.
majority is los.
Carroll.
MCKENZIE, Tenn, Aug, 1.-AcFsrlsnd',
msjority in Carroll, 1000, Atkins 300
Prince, Democrat, for County JUdse, pFoha
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-02

HUMHoLpT, Aug. 1.-The vote here was
Mcfarland, 800; Cook, 1913. -'4 I
To the Associated Press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-02

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. The cleo
tlo1 was one of the most quiet that has
been held in this city for years. Business
was generally suspended. A large vote was
polled and the utmost, exertions made By
beth sides. The city returns are not yet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31
HABITANTES DE ESTA PROVINCIAL:

En- este dia y con las fornaldades
prevenidas, he entrcgado ell Gobierno
Superior Civil de la Isla, 4 mi dignf-
simo successor ell Excmo Sr. Mariscal
de Campo de los Ej6rcitos de la Ma
cion, ID. Simon de la Tore y Ormaza,
nombrado por S. NJ para reemplazar-
me Ell el elevado cargo que, durante
dlez meses he desempenado.
Mantener siempre muy alta la ban
dera dc Castillo, disipar antiguas pre-
venciones y recelos injustifcados que
Sc oponian & la conciIiadora fusion de
todas las voluntades en- una soa y
patri6tica aspiration, de que han dado
va noble ejemplo algunas localidades
de la lsla; imprimir q todos los ramos
de la Administration pdblica una Sc
vera moralidad, asegurar ell 6rdeu
f! material; secundar los prop6sitos de-
Gobierno Supreme de Ia Nacion, i'm
plantando aqueIas reformas polfticaS
y administrators compatibles con 81
bienestar y seguridad de esta Pro
vincia, y levaDtar ell espfritu nacional
al niyel de los elevados sentinientos
de nuestro augusta Monarca, han side
los prop6sitos que me han guiado en-
el desempeuo de mi diffcil cometido
Lejos de mi la creencia de haberle
eonseguido por complete en- el breye
espacio del tiempoque llevo entire
yosotros; pero sealne permitido al me
nos asegurar que en- parte Sc han rea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31

sangre: no creo que aquf Sc atreva
nadie, nj ninguno piense en- atacar la
integridad del territorio, pero 81 asf
fuese unidos todos no peligrara"
Las patri6ticas palabras que escu-
chamos de los labios del Gene.
raj la Tore nos han llenado de con-
tento, pues atin cuando sabemos que
en- question de integridad todos los
generates espanoles piensan 10 mismo,
siempre es grato oir de boca de una
autoridad tan competente, declaracio
nes que, por su oportunidad, llevan la
satisfaction 4 todos los leales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31

lizado mis- deseos y sin pretender en-
manera alguna sustraer mi admins
TRACTION 4 las censuras de la opinion
pdblica, abrigo la con6anza de que to
dos haran justicia a mis- intenciones y
ninguno podra senalar acto alguno que
revele parcialidad Il olvido de mis- sa-
grades deberes.
AL encargarme de este Gobierno,
ell Tesoro de la Is'a contaba con una
exstencia en- metalico de 4577,156
pesetas 81 c9ntilnos En- los diez me
ses que he tenido a mi cargo la alta
inspection de la gestion econ6mica,
Sc har satisfecho ademas de las aten-
clones corrientes 1850 900 pesetas
que Sc adeudaban las Cajas de la Pc
nlnsula y Sc han facilitado q las de
Cuba en- concepto de anticipo reinte-
grable 3,214, ,528 pesetas so c6ntimos,
quedando sin embargo, una existencia
en- ell Tesoro de Puerto Rico de 4 mi
Homes 639,G99 pesetas Is cGntimos
en- metalico y 800, ,463 pesetas rs cen
timoS en- pagares por cobrar.
En- los diez meses transcurridos
desde Setiembre del aho pr6ximo pa
sado hasta el actual, Sc han expedido
$50 matriculas de comerciantes 8 sean
501 mSs que en- igual espacio de item
DO contadOS Lesdo Setiembre dc 1870.
Y estos datos que bastaran para
demostrar que el sagrado dep6sito que
S. M. Sc dignara confiarme Sc ha con
servado inc6lume, os revelaran tam
bien que la paz y el respeto & la ley son
las garantias mas necesarias al Conner
clio, la agriculture y a la Industria
para desarrollar los g6rmenes de la
riqueza pGblica.
Que ell cieIo conceda 4 Puerto
Rico prosperidad y reposo; que sus
habitaAtes sigan siendo modelo de
lealtad y cordura, son mis- dItimos y
mas sinceros votos al regresar 4 la
Madre PatIia.
Puerto-Rico, 80 de julio de 1872.
VuestJO G0beypadOy,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31

gico discurso que el re;nado de Grant
pasara q la posteridad como una de
las epoeas mas vergonzantes, adn las
mas lejanas.
va Sc pueden cantar himnos de
victoria en- loor de los que han resuel.
to la question del alabama tan salts
factoriamente como los artitros de
Glnebra, que con este han evitado
una guerra cnyas cOnsecuencias no
podrian ser mas deprorables, tanto pa
ra Ell vieio como para ell nuevo mundo.
Los Estados Unidos retiran sus re-
clamaciones & Inglaterra su demanda
aplaaatoria y la question ha conclude
del nodo mas honroso para ambos
paises que m1tuamente Sc temen.
La Francia concluye de celebrar
un tratado con Alemania para que ell
eiercito de ocupacion desaloje ell ter
ritorio frances Segun el, Francia pa
CARA en- el termino de dos meses, en-
pezandose contar desde la fecha
lie la ratification, quinientos milones
de frances para que Sc veri6que la
evacuation de los departamentos Hau-
te-Marne y del Marne; otros quinien-
tos milones seran pegados en- IL de
MARIO de 1873 y mil millones en- igual
dia mes de los amos 1874 y 1875
en- que las tropas alemanas desalojaran
los respectivos departamentos que en-
ell tratado sc mencionan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31
VueSt,'0 G0bernad0r,
RAMON GOMEZ.
Correspondence del "Boletin." "
Madrid, 13 DE JULIO DE 1872.


Ell dia 5 del presente mes Sc re-
unierOn en- ell salon del conservatOrio
los ex-senadores y ex-diputados del
gran partido liberal-conservador, con
elimportante objeto de de|iberar sobre
81 ell partido que representation EN- Las
disuetas Cortes ha de optar no por
eI retra;miento en- las futuras eIeccio
nes. Va de antemano Sc habia encar
gado la redaccion de un manifesto al
emjnente literato y distinguido HON
bre polltico Sr, AyaIa, que habia de
leerse y aprobarse en- la susodicha re-
union; cuyo documento considerable
imparcialmente, va bajo ell punto de
vista iterario, va bajo ell punto de Wis
ia polltico es ell que ha vlsto la luz p1-
blca de muchos amos 4 esta parte de
mayor importancia por las buenas for
mas que en- ell Sc distinguen y Ia pro
tunda y grande intencion que en- 81 Sc
descubre EN- el modo de tratar los
asuntos mas serlos y las cuestiones
mas dlficiles, para no introducir divi-
stones en- ell partido, las que serian in
dudablemente la causa de su muerte.
En- el, como V, vera Sr. Director, Sc
traza la Inca de conducta que el par
tido conservador- liberal debe seguir
en- las circunstancias tan diffciIes y pc
ligrosas porque vamos q pasar, la cuaI
es, sin disputa lguna, la mas acerta
da, digna y patri6tica en- ell nero he
cho de que el retraimiento producirfa
la desorganizacion mas comp!eta en-
las huestes iberales- -conservadoras,
porque seria empenarse en- dar Gina
q los grandes obstaculos que habria
que veneer, dadas las condolences ma,
l(slmas que atravesamos.
Una veg puesto discussion, hizo
uso de la palabra ell Sr. Ciiment, que
pronunci6 aigunas palabras con ell OBJ
jeto de abrir ell debate, tomandola en-
seguida sl Sr Soane, ell cual mani
fest6, que 81 bien acatarfa las decisio-
nes del partido, el era, sin embargo,
partidario del retraimiento, pues no
considerable las presentes circunstan-
clas muy q prop6sito para acudir q los
comicios, en- los que la lucha habria
de ser sangrienta. En- seguida ell Sr.
Leon y Castillo en- un breve pero elo-
cuente discurso expuso que no siendo
partidario de los terminus extremes,
Sc declaraba por la Iucha electoral allf
donde vlslumbrase uD rayo de liber-
tad que le guiase, siguiendole ell dipu-
tado catalan Sr. Llorente que mani
fest6 que slempre acatarfa las deter
minaciones del partido a que Sc hon
raba pertenecer, pero que su decision
en- favor del retraimiento tenia gran
eco Ell la industrial cataluna, que en-
esta question pensaba como 9l.
El Sr. Romero y Robledo hizo un
brillante cuadro que representa- fisl-
mente "a triste situacion del pals. de-
clarandose por ell retraimiento. Diio.
que vendria al Congreso porque los
rad;cales le traerian para responder
de sus actos, que este Is 10 que Gl j
sus companeros de gabinete desaaban
para conlundlr los detractores que, n6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31

He aqu( los documentos que al to-
mar possession del mardo ell Excmo.
Sr. Teniente General la Tore, ha pu-
blicado la Gacet0 extraordinaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.

Por ell Ministerio de UItramar, con
ell ndmero 273 Y fecha 29 de JUNO
dltimo, ha sido communicate este
Gobierno Superior Civil, de Real
6rden 10 que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr,: Ell Sr. Presidente
del Conseio de Ministries, me dice hoy
10 que sigue:-S, M. ell Rey q. D. G J
Sc ha servido expedir ell Decreto ST.
guiente:-De conformidad con 10 pro-
puesto por ell Presidente del Consejo
de Ministries de acuerdo con ell mismo
Consejo, Vepgo en- relevar del cargo
de Captain General Gobernador Su-
perior Civil de la Isla de Puerto
Rico, al Teniente General d. Ramon
Gomez Pulido; quedando satisfecho
del cello, inteligencia y leaitad con
que 10 ha dosempenado-Dado en-
Palacio a veinte y nueve de JUNO dc
mil ochocientos setenta y dos-AMA-
DEo.-El Presidente del Consejo de
Ministros,-Manuel Ruiz Zoyilla.-
De Real 6rden 10 traslado 4 V. f..
para su conocimiento y efectos cor
respondientes.-De la propia 6rden,
10 comunico 4 V. E. para iguales f.
nes."
Y puesto el cdmplase por S E.,
Sc pubica dc su 6rden para general
conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, 80 de julio de 1872.
--Et Secretario interino,--Ignacio
GMaSp.
Por el Ministerio de U|tramar, con
el n6mero PA y fecha 20 de JUNO
1timo, ha sido comunicado a este
Gobierno Superior Civil, de Real
6rden, 10 que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr.:-Por la Presidencia
del Conse]o de Ministries, Sc dice con
eSta fecha al Departamento de mi
cargo, 10 que sigue:-Excmo. ST.
S. N. ell Rey "a D. G y Sc ha servido
expedir ell Decreto siguiente:-De
conformidad con 10 propuesto por el
Presidente del Consejo de Ministries,
de acuerdo con ell mismo Consejo,
Vengo en- nombrar CAPTAIN General
Gobernador Superior Civil de la Isla
de Puerto Rico al MariscaI de Cam
po d Simon de la Tore y Ormaza,
actual Captain General de Castillo Ia
Vieja.-Dado en- Palacio a veinte y
nueve de JUNO de mil ochocientos
setenta y dos.-AMADEo.-El Presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries -
Manuel Ruiz ZoyyiUa.-De Real Or
den 10 traslado V. E. para su como
cimiento y efectos correspondence.
y de la propia Real 6rden, 10 CO.
munico 4 '. E. para iguales fines"
Y puesto ell cimpIase por S. E., Sc
publica de su 6rden para general co
nocimiento.
Puerto-Rico, 80 de julio de 1872.
Ell Secretario interino,--Ignacio
Gaasp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31
BOLETN MERCANYTL DE PUERYGRICO.

MARTEs 80 DE JULIO DE 1872.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-18
LAIGE VOTE,

Cur Liberal and Democratic friends,
in accounting for the large Rcnubli-
can majority in Pennsylvania this
year, point to The increased vote OF
Philadelphia, and plainly ~insinuatc
fraud on the part Of the Republicans
ofthat city. Let us take q few fig
ures, and see how really alarming this
matter is. The following is complied
from Greeley's Tribune Almanac for
1872, and we believe it 10 lie correct /:
The vote of Philadelphia last year
was 112,al6, the Republican majority
being 1f,4s4. This year the vote is
lis, COZ, the majority being increased
30. oFcrsl0,000. The increase in the
vstsr is 5,484, \. abeut fire per cent.
This is not the largest vote ever cast
in Philadelphia, however, the vate in
October, 1863, being;s,nG0 in excess of
the total vote polled this year.. Tae
cry of fraud and sopeatcrs is thus
shown to be grounaiess as regards
Philadelphia.
Now let us take a look Mt Hamil.
ton county, Ohio (Cincinnati), which
reports such q large Democratic gain.
In 1871 there were S4,140 votes polled,
with a Republican majority Of 1916.
The increase in the total vote is $3.50,
or twenty:four per cent more than
was cast the previous pear! The Re.
publican vote Of Cincinnati was not
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Order of Publication.

JAMES McCtndliss, Plaintiff, against VIM. II.
d Lester, Defendant Civil action by attach
n,ent. Now, on this 2ist day o~fSepiember, l52,
comes James G. NcCandliss, the plaintiff in the
above entitled cause before the undersigned Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Andrew county in the State
OF Missouri, In vacation, and files his petition
and affidavit stating among other things that the
above named william II. Lester Is o non-resi-
dent of this State. II is thereupon ordered by
the clerk aforesaid, In vacation, that publication
commenced against him, by petition and attach
meut in the Circuit Court of Andrew county, in
the State Of Missouri, founded on Q note for the
sum of i've hundred dollars, bearing interest
from date ut the rate cften per cent. per annuyn
dated November /, 1850, and due one year sner
James c. McCsndliss; that his property Is about
20 be attached, aud TINT unles s. ne be and appear
at the next term OF said court, tn be holden al
the Court house in Savannah, Within said county
OF Andrew, on the second day of December, ISL.
and on or before the sixth day thereof, (f the
term shall SO long continue, and IL not, then be-
fore the end Of the term) judgment viii be rem
dcred against him aud his property sold to satis-
fy the same. II Is further ordered that q copy
hereof bc published in the Andrew County RE-
PUDLicAS,s newspaper Published In said county
of Andrew, for four weeks successively, the
last Insertion TO be NJ least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term Of said court
PHINE AS EDWARDS, CLERK.
State Of Missouri, County of Andrew, So: .
!, Painsa5 Edwards, Clerk OF the Circuit
the state Of Missouri. hereby certify the above
and foregoing Is q true and correct copy OF the
order Of publication, in the cause therein named,
rs the same appears On file in my ONCE.
In witness whereof, I have hereto
set M hsnd and Affixed my Official
la seal, ut my office in Savannah. this
2lst day OF September. ls72.
Sio EDW ARDS, Clerk.
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Mr., CROCKETT tries to show that
"Radicals' in the Legislature were
nearly as bad as he was in favorias
"jobbing" bills and voting for the
State to pay them mileage for coming
home to spend the holidays, and also
unwittingly makes some startling
disclosures of the tricks CT n few
brother Liberal Legislators who
were there with him. He does not
propose to return to the State the
amount unlawfully drawn from the
treasury. but alleges, as an excuse for
drawing it, that one or two Radicals
did the same thing. We don't see
how that cali set him right. If we arc
not mistaken, he was elected as a Gre
former" and it was his duty to re-
form all abuses, instead of falling i'll
with and encouraging them. 1t docs
no. look well to accusc "Radicalss o!
all manner Of meanness, and thea try
to prove llc is us good ms they are
Uecalse he did but little worse than
some of them. On the whole, We be-
lieve it has been clearly proven that
the "reform" politicians of our dag
do not reform anything. The cry OF
reform is made il order that the
"outs" may get to be the Gins" and
nine times out of ten, if successful,
do worse than their predecessors.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-18
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is, Is
O OF VOLUME /.

The present number Of the REpUB-
L1cAN finishes the first year of its ex-
~istence, during which time we hope 1t
has contributed to the well being and
interests of the county and people,
and trust that the first year will he
succeeded by many more years Of
usefulness and fidelity to principle
and right, each year improving-by
the aid of experimentation the one
proceeding. In a general sense, the
past year of the REPUBLICAN has
proven asucccss- A newspaper has
agreat many difficulties and obstacles
to contend with at the start, and ii
seldom occurs that the first year Of q
new newspaper enterprise is a prof
table onc 1t need not be surprising
to any one c%onyersant with publish
ers' expenses and journalistic Difficult
ties, therefore, TO learn that SO fai
the REPUBLICAN, Publisher has met
the expenses Of the paper with its re.
cefpts, and no more. II is confident.
ly hoped that the year upon which VIC
r about entering will prove
a better one for TIE printer, and that
the favorable start We have will BE-
indicative of a long and successful ca
reer for the ANDREW COUNTY RE
PUBLICAN.
Many stiifowe lis OIL transcription
These should delay 10 longer, but
promptly come forward and settle
their just dnes, which should have
been paid in advance. 1t isto the in
terest Of every Republican in the
county, not only to take and pay fol
the paper himself, but have all his
neighbors take and pay for it fol-
the greater number of subscribers and
better supp port we get, the better pa.
per we "a print, and all are interest.
ed in having a good home paper.
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T HE
State Ticket.
ELECTORS:

ELECTORS:
At LARGE. B. Wilkinson. Moses Dfskfon-
afersGteS-william F. Cloud, Z. H. Tandt.
FIRST D~istrict-Charles Fl. Teichman,- Eiec'or'
George Gehrke, Alternate. pr.
Second District-E. A.. Rssensiatt, Eiector;
Il. G.. allen, Alternate v;u;.r
Q. Stewart, Alternate y.. r,...or.
Fourth Dis.rict-Johp A. WEBER, 1iec'ori
0ustave st. GEM Alternate. - Pain
Filth Dist1ct-R. D.. Dean, kiectorj hr'ii
Estes, Alternate. h,
SIXTH striet1. W. Ihrasner' LisSeof' 'o"n
y, Purday, Alternate.
Seventh District-George r. Smith, Eiector;
J. Sampson, Alternate.
Eighth District-E. II. kimball, Eieetor; john
&. Woods, Alternate.
Ninth District-B. X. Davis, Eieetor; IL
Tenth District-D. P. Dorsey, Eleetori K. a.
Holcomb, Alternate.
Eleventh District-A. D. Denny, Hector; p.
a. Hubbard, Alternate.
Twelfth District-F. A. Jones, EiecIor; 9. H.
Tbirieenth District. NJ. StouteIneysr. Flee
tor; Theodore Bruere, Alternate.
join B. HENDERSON. os 81. Loxis.
For Lisa1ssa1t Gogs,TGrp ., ,or,.n
Fer Secretary Of STATE
r. w. voHRDE, Of Jackson.
DANIEL N. DRAPER, of Montgomery
DANiKL O'CoNoH, of st. Louis.
Tor Aftorns, General
JEFF. CHANDLER, Of Buchanan.
For Register q Lants-
7. A. NlCEIY, of Cole.
JOHN r. ELLIS, Of Greene, Qcig term>.
IRA E. LEONARD. Of Jefferson dong ferml
HENRY a, CLOVER, of ST. Louis six years.
GEO. b. SHIELDS. of Msrion -four years..
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A SANDER Refuted.
BoLcKOw,. October IA, 10

BoLcKow, October IA, 1872.
Mr.. EDIToR-Permit me the use of
your columns to expose and prove
false some Of tho invented charges
against our candidate for the Legisla-
ture. DR.. N. b. Brown. of Rosendale.
Some of the Greeley party are harp
ing about the Doctor being nh ''aris-
tocrat !" Now, l have been personal
ly acquainted with the Doctor for
twelve years, and | have yet the first
time to see him refuse to speak or
listen TO a poor person. During the
period he was in the army fighting for
his country, lie was not afraid Aor
ashamed to yer with the men
who were under his command. Any
one that knows him knows the charge
to BE- false. During his practice, both
in Illinois and Missouri, lie has al
ways shown a willingness to help the
poor, if called upon, or if he sees or
knows they are in need. AS TO his
education, if it is not far superior to
his opponent III the present race he is
bad off indeed. l make these state
ments for the benefit of any one who
may not personally know DR.. Browni
and without his knowledge or con-
sent.
A SOLDIER IN THE LATE WAR.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-18
The Elections Last Week,

The official vote of Pennsylvania,
except twelve counties, and those cs-
timatcd. show a majorit y for Hart
rant OF 1926. Twcnty-One counties
in Pennsylvania, having a German
population IL each of 1900 and ub-
ward. show an increased Republican
| vote Of 23.46O, and an increased Dem
ocratic vote of 1868, making a total
Republican gain of 1892. The great
est loss was in Luzernc county, of
about 5000, while in Philadelphia the
gain was $1,000, in Allegheny over
5000, in York, Jerry Blacks home.
about 1000. Bucks also shows q large
Republican gain. The German Re-
pubiicsns who have been canvassing
OHIO declare Nias the large German
detection there, especially in Hamil-
ton and Cuyalioga counties, and at
Columbus and Toledo, was due to
the obnoxious Sunday liquor laws.
rather than to political causes These
gentlemen assert that this will be
~seenssin the Presidential election. The
Republican majority in the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, on joint ballot, is
about twenty-fOur.
The following are the majorities in
the Congressional Districts of Indi.
ans, nearly official: Democratic
First District. 1873; Second, 4.S3S:
Third, 937- Republican-Fourth Dis
triet, 397; Fifth District, 1924: Sixth
District. $50: Seventh, 403; Eighth,
5000; Tcnth, AG7; Eleventh. S76. The
official vote Of seyenty-seven counties
received at the Secretary of States
Office. with tfe scmi-oficial returns
from the other eighteen counties, give
7. A. Hendricks, Democrat, for Gov
eraor. 89i majority; l.. Sexton, Re-
publican. for Lieutenant Governor,
1918 majority Garry, Republican,
for Secretary OF State, 1853 majority.
j. a. Wildman. Republican, for Audi
tor, 1924; j. 3. Glover, Republican.
for Treasurer. l.520, G.. L. Orth, Re
publican. for Congressman at Large,
l,l47; VIM. Williams, Republiesa, for
Congressman Of Large, 1,474. The
balance of the State ticket, except the
superintendent of Public Instruction
Is Republican. The Legislature, from
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reduced on the contrary, it Was in
creased 500 votes, but T,7l0 of the in
creased vote was Democratic WHO'S
silly enough to. believe there are
mor than seven thousand Democrats
in Cincinnati. who had. never voted
before? These is no registration in
Ohio, and in a large city like CincIi'-
natl frauds OH the ballet-box a easl-
ly be practiced. and it seems to have
been, taken advantage of by II o:
tile political parties in the election
last week.