The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

Tugcarawas-6 townships. 954 958
W warren. sG tSMnsSRips s SIS 20 ~
Washington-7 townships, includ-
w Maas.a; iownsens gain * 1s5
Highland elects the whole republican ticket.
Fifteen townships show republican gain of Al.
Large Democratic Gains In Cincinnati
and Hamilton County.
CINCINNATI, Oct 8, 1872
Unoficial reports coming In from the city show
steady democratic gains. The indications are that
Second Ohio district
Hamilton county has probably gone largely
democratic on most of the candidates.
More Detached Returns-Two Liberal
Congressmen Handsomely Elected.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, 1872.
The Nineteenth ward Of Cincinnati gives Banning,
for Congress-, $40 majority.
The First precinct OF the Twenty fourth ward
gives Hayes rep.), for Congress, 81 majority.
The Seventeenth ward gives Hayes 2O3 majority.
The democrats claim Banning's election over
Hayes In the Second district by 600 to majority
and Sayler (dem.) over EgglestOn in the First dis
trict by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
Precautions Against n Riot-The Police
InterpOse Between the Negroes and Pos
siblc Assailants.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1872.
The whole police force Is out tonight to prevent
riot or disorder. strong force is patrolling the
eastern part of the city, known as Bucktown, and
mas possession OF the colored armory, where the
Greeley procession was fired on last night The
negroes are keeping indoors, because they are de-
prved OF their muskets, and the Irish ditto because
they think the negroes are armed. Returns nom
two precincts and one ward, that gave large re
publican majority when the city went democratic,
now go liberal republican with considerable gain.
Gains and aforementioned Gains In
Cincinnati and Clcvela nd, but the Re-
publican Ticket Elected by 10000 Ma
jOrity.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, 1872
The largest vote ever poled in the State has been
cast to-day. Everything has been quiet and both
parties have worked hard in this city and county
The liberals and democrats have elected every
thing Eggleston ana Hayes republican, are both
defeated by Sayler and Banning, liberals; but in
republican gains are reported. 1t Is safe to say that
the general ticket Of the republicans may have ma
thousand for the ss and
Cleveland reduction OF the usual reform majorites
Is noted. In Mr.. Bingham's district his successor
Is reported to be running behind his Ticket as also
is Parsons In the Cleveland district. Owing to a
general law Of the State requiring all tickets to be
few accurate returns tonight.
Report Of the Vote In Hamilton County,
sy.stimated Majority of 5000.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
Nineteen wards and precincts In Hamilton county
show democratic and liberal gain over the spring
election of III. corresponding increase would
make the democratic and liberal majority in the
Congressional vote fully 1900.
The Ohio Majority Swelling to Larger
Proportions-Fifteen Thousnn nd Claimed
by the Administration-Elec Rcpub-
lican Congressman.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1872.
Partial returns from half OF the counties in the
state show republican gains Of 1000 over the vote
OF Hayes in 1871, when the republican ma
jority reached 10000. This will be reduced
by democratic gains in Hamilton, Lucas and Cuya-
hOga counties, leaving the republican majority not
less than fifteen thousand in the State At the re-
publican headquarters it is claimed reported and
unreported gains will leave the majority about as
last year.
The following districts elect republican members
to Congress-
Third district-John O. Smith.
Fourth dstrict-L. Il. Guncklc.
Sixth district. II. Sherwood.
Eighth dstrict-William Lawrence.
Ninth district-James w. Robinson.
Tenth district-Charles Foster.
Eleventh district-H. s. Bundy.
Fifteenth distrct-W. p Sprague.
Sixteenth district-L Danford.
Seventeenth district-L ID. Woodwork.
Eighteenth distrct-James Monroe.
Nineteenth distrct-J. Garfield.
Twentieth district-R. c. Parsons.
The following districts elected democratic Men,
bers to Congress-
First-Milton Sayler.
SecOnd-H. b. Banning.
Fith-Charles N LamsOn
Seventh-Lawrence T. Neal.
Twelfth-H. j. Jewett.
Thii teenth-M. j. SOuthard.
Fourteenth-John Berry.