Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-16
POLITICAL.
Further Returns Of Tuesdays Elec.
tiOn.
The Ohio Legislature Democratic.


Securing the United states Senator.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct. 15.-The central
committees of each party claim the State
ticket. The vote is very close. The Leg
islaturs is conceded to the Democrats,
unless Hamilton County should send flll
Republican delegation, which is unlikely
according to present adyic 8.
1870 p. M.-Oficial and reported returns
have been received from forty-six counties,
which show the following msjorities on
State ticket:
Democrat-Adams S77, Auglaise 1853,
Brown 972, Butler 1901, Crawford 1857,
Defiance 800, Franklin 2, 700, Hancock 470,
Knox $50, Marion CTS, Montgomery 3S5,
Muskingum ESQ, Perry 425, Piczaway 7el,
Richland 612, Ross 6S2, Sandusky 725,
Seneca S92, Shelby 640, VanWert j, Vim
ton 245, Wayne 2l9, Wysndotte 683.
Republican, Athens, j, 1l0; Champaign,
$40; Clark, l,150; Clinton, GAL; Columbiana,
1000; Fulton, 635; Harrison, 392; Jeffer-
son, 100; Lawrence, 800; Logan, 416; Lu-
cas-, 525;f Meigs, 1,355; Miami, $50; Morgan,
| l75; Morrow, %; Portage, 227; Preole,
| 326; Sciota, 200; TrumbnIl, Its; Union,
l5l7; Warren, 1,545; Washington, 120;
1 w OOA1g lOOs
The net d Democratic gain in the 46 coun-
ties is ten tbonsand aud ffty-one. This
gain car. led throughout the State would
elect Allen by over four thousand majority.
This does not include Hamilton county,
where the Republican gain is reported over
four thousand. Noble county reported
twenty-five majority fer Allen, Demo-
cratic gain of one hundred and eighty-six.
The Democrats claim the Legislature in
both branches, which the Republicans are
disposed to eoncede, although the result in
Hamilton county on the Legislative ticket is
not yet definitely settled, and may change
the political aspect.
Hamilton County Goes Democratic.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Up to noon to
day forty wards and precincts have been
heard from. The majority of Noyes over
Allen indicate Republican gains over last
year. The vote is everywhere extremely
| light. It looks like as il Collins would gel
between 1000 and 5000 in the county, and
| that with one exception The whole Demo
cratic Legislative ticket, and with possibly
two or three exceptions, the whole Demo
cratic county ticket would be elected. The
larger part of the city returns are not ye'
in. There is very great falling off in tht
vote on both sides, but the Democrats claim
to have suffered most from it.
WARREN, o., Oct. 15.-Trumbuil give
1000 Republican majority. The Demo
Gratis gain 1,700. Ths Republicans re
mained at home or yoied the prohibition
ticket which polled 400. ~s
Pennsylvania.
Phil LADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-Tbe Pres
estimates Gordon's majority for Judge Q
the Supreme Court at over 700. La
man, Republican, has been elected in th'
third Senatorial district, gain. Sixteel
Republicans and two Democrats have beel
elected 20 the Legislature from this city
Elliott, Republican, for Sheriff has 27,54
majority over the Democratic and Reforme
candidates combined. E eaas EEE -
Tfrf Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFF, Oct. 15.-Carpentel
for Governor, has about two hundred ms
jority. The Anti monopoly comfy ticks
with the exception of the Legislature
elected by small majority.
DUBUQE, Oct. 15.-The Anti-moDopol
State ticket in this county will have aboU
900 majority and county off ,ers. tn
contest was between the Democratic regI
lar ticket and the peoples ticket. Coole.
Republican, on the latter is probably electe
by from 200 to 800 majority.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 15.-Specials 3
the State Reporter, giving full returns froI
33 counties, show areduction in the Reput
lican majority as compared with Carpenter
vote IN 1871, of 10,902. Many counties al
reported close, requiring the official coul
to decide. The same ratio of decrease
the remaining counties viii reduce the r
publican majority in the State to 10000,
reduction of the majority Of 1871 of ov
25,000. Indications are that the Ant
Monopolists and Democrats will have
majority of the next House, while the r
publicsns viii have large majority in &
Senate.
s. s. Cox for Congress.
} New YORK, Oct. 15.-The 9th Co
gressional District Convention met to-nig
and nominatedS s. S. Cox for Con gress
place of Jas. Brooks.