Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-09
The Returns from Ohio.
Goes Radical by about $4,000.

man who was swearing vengeance against
the colored people was arrested at an early
hour, and on being taken to the station
house was relieved Of pistol and cartridge
which he had in bis pocket. Aside from
this there has been little use for the details
of police which have been provided. to
guard against trouble in this ward, where
the colored people largely reside. The in
dicstions are that the day win pass with
| oat serious disturbance. Our citizens gen.
orally regret the ri0teus proceedings of last
night. A responsible citizen says to-day
that be was informed yesterday by colored
| citizens that Irish children had told their
| children that the colored people were to be
attacked last night, but that he attached no
| Importance to it till after the affair COM
menced. Wherever the responsibility may
rest, 1t Is believed that precsution will be
taken hereafter during the campaign to
| guard against recurrence OF disturbances.
-CoLUBUs, Oct. S.--The returns re-
| ceived from twenty townships in various
counties of the State show q net Republi-
| can gain over the vote for Secretary of
State in 1870 of 54S. The vote of two
townships show Democratic gain of 20.
| GAINESVILLE, Oct. SO P. M-Six
wards and FIVE townships of Musking coun-
| ty give Democratic gain of 50. ga
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.-The election
passed off peacefully. A large vote was
polled In the city, and great interest mani
| tested in the result. Tonight an i'm
mense concourse are awaiting dispatches.
Three county precincts show Demo
cratic and Liberal gain for Secretary of
State over 1870, of ITO.
naaospa.. no@u-s
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 8.-The returns
from seven townships Of Ashtabula county
give Wikof, Republican candidate for Sec
rotary of State, 1918 votes, Wiley, Demo-
crat, 400, Republican majority Of Ills
and Republican gain Of ALI over the vote
for Secretary of State in 1870.
-Four townships Of Belmont county give
Wikoff 1,071, Wiley S21, Republican ma
josity $50, Democratic gain 80.
Green county, three townships, including
Xenia city, give Wikoff 1898, Wiley $50,
Republican majority ], 142, Democratic
gain over 1870 Of 3S votes.
Twenty-eight other townships in Huron,
Lake, Licking, Portage, Richland, Summit,
Union and Muskingum counties are men
toned as giving various Republican gains,
aggregating SGT.
OXFORD O., Oct. S.-The vote of Ok
ford township, Butler county, Sd district,
stands 398 for John Q. Smith, Republican,
and 800 for John W. Sohn, Democrat;
gain over the last Congressional election Of
70 votes for the Democratic candidate.
CINCINNATI, Oct.8.-But one precinct is
in from the city, and this ward having been
divided since thu fall election, cannot COM
pare with the previous general election.
Compared, however, with last springs cleo
ton It shows that Hayes, Republican, for
Congress from the I'd district, gains 11S.,
There is growing opinion among Repub-
licans that Hayes is elected, while the Dem
ocrats are equally confident Of the election
Of Sayler over Eggleston in the LIST district.
Hamilton County Goes Democrat.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. S.-The Gazette
special shows 1876 Democratic gain in Craw-
ford. Three townships in Clinton county
give Republican gain Of AZ over 1870. One
township in Fsyette county gain Of IA.
The It'll ward Of Cincinnati gives Ban
ming, Liberal, % majority, Republican
loss, compared with the spring election, Of
203. Serious Republican losses are report
| ed In the 18th ward. A large German vote
appears to have been cast for Taft, Repre-
sentative for the short term from the first
district. ...- ...
LATER.-Unofficial reports coming In
| from the city show steady Democratic
gains. Again of 200is reported in the 10th
ward. Indications are that Banning, Lib
eral, is elected for the second Ohio district.
The county has probably gone largely DEM
ocratic on most Of the candidates.
Later-BOth congressman Elected.
The 10th ward of Cincinnati gives Ban
ming 610 majority, Democratic and Liberal
Republican gain since spring Of 223. The
LIST precinct, 24th ward, gives Hayes 81
majority, Republican loss of 81 since the
spring election. The 18th ward 203, q
Democratic and Liberal Republican gain.
| The Democrats claim the county BY 5000,
and Banning's election over Hayes, Repub-
hcan, by 6 to 1900, and Sayler, Democrat,
over Eggleston from 2 to 5000.
Half che State Heard frOm-Radical
by Decreased MaJOritfes.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 9-1:10, A. NJ
| Partial returns from half the counties Of
the State show Republican gain of 5000
over the vote of Noyes in 1871, when the
Republican majority reached 10000. This
will be reduced by democratic gains in
Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties, leaving
the Republican majority not less than 15,-
600 in the State. At Republican head
quarters it Is claimed that the reported and
unreported gains will leave the majority
about as last year.
The following districts elect Republican
members of Congress: Third district, John
Q. Smith; 4th, l.. B. Gunckel; 9th, Isaac
r. Sherwood; Sth, VIM. Lawrence; 9th,
James W. Robinson; 10th, Charles Foster.
18th, II. S. Bundy; 18th, W. P. Sprague;
10Th, s. Danford; 18th, S. ID. Woodwork;
18th, James Monroe; 10th, ]. A. Garfield;
10th, r. G. Parsons.
The following districts elect Democratic
members Of Congress: First district, Mil
ton Sayler; I'd, II. B. Banning; 9Th, j. G.
Jameson; It'll, j. r. Neal; 18th, Hugh j.
Jewett; 18th, NJ. ]. Southland; 14th, John
Berry.
CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-Returns from
fourteen wards and precincts Of the first
Congressional district show Democratic
and Liberal gains of 673 on Sayler, Demo-
crat, who from these figures would seem
elected by $500 to 5000. Fourteen wards
end precincts of the second district give
Banning, Liberal, gain of SOP. Similar
gains in the remainder of the district would
give him a majority over Hays of 1,200 to
1900. t-,- ---.s-.t ..-r. .-.i .....
The Latest.
Thirteen wards and precincts in this
county indicate that Taft, Republican, ran
ahead of his ticket, though the Democratic
gain is 1873. This, with corresponding gains
would give Dodds, Democrat, for thesshort
term in the LIST district, about 1000 major
ity.
Twenty-eight wards and precincts show
the Democratic and Liberal gains on tie
State ticket over the spring election of
1892, which would give Democratic and
Liberal majority in the county of over 1000
for the Secretary Of State.
CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-From present ap-
pearances the Democratic majority viii
fail little below $500, and the whole Dem
ocratic ticket, Congressional and county,
is elected.
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