New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
OHIO.

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ON THE STATE TICKET
BETWEEN 1900 AND 10.O0O-THIRrEEN OF THE
TWENTY CONGRESSMAN CLAIMED BY THE DEMO
CRATs-MR. FOSTER ELECTED BY SMALL MA
JoRTTY.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Six wards in Toledo give
Wkuf (RepD, for Secretary of State, 1885; and Bell
Dem.), 1884; Pratt, Rep), for Congress, 1885, ana
Hurd, tDemD, 2,09 Hurds majority III INC ooun' 10
from 7CO 10 800.
CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-Complete returns from Hamilton
County give Vim. Bell (Dem) for Secretary OF stale
s69i majority WlkOff (aep) Chas s. Smart Dem')
for School COMMISSIONER 4.el7 majority over Harvey
RepJ WIN. j. Gilmore (Dem) for Judge of the Supreme
Conrt A615 majority over Day Rep) Geo. Rex iDem)
for Judge OF the Supreme Court to fill vacancy 4C59
majority over johnson (Rsp) Milton Sayler tDem for
Congress from the Ist District, 4334 majority over
Greene Nep) II. B. Banning Dem for Congress from
the IId District 1i7 majority over Stevenson (Rep)
T. springwer Dem for Sheriff, 2.373 majority Joseph
Sater the Independent candidate for County Commits
sioner $40 majority McAvoy. p. F. Malley Deml
for Coroner 2,6O1 majority over Dunlap.
From very full returns from all parts OF Ohio received
during night, II is evident that the State has gone
Democratic by from 10000 to $1,000 majority. Further
returns received up O'clock this morning. do not
change the status of last nights dispatches. The ind
cations that the Democrats elect 2 of the 20 Con
sressmep Tue additional Democratic CoDgressmen
supposed be elected, are Savage in the Hid Dis
trct; Mcmahon the WITH; Hurd, in the With; Pop
pleton in the IXh Seney, In the Ath anu fayne' la
the XXth.
The Enquirer editorlay, says:
For this triumph we are indebted not alone to the
Democratic party, but TO the aid OF men who hereto
opposition to the National Bank monopoly; that the
volume of the currency should be enlarged, and tnat
there should be tarIn for revenue only.
The Gazette says:
On platform of reputation, imitation, anti-temper
aud general cussedness the Democratic party mas
carried Ohio by decided majority, ana eecea II OF
the Congressmen The returns from Indiana are SO
s ons es Of 10 In iowa and
the Republicans carried the day. In Arkansas the Con-
seryative candidates were elected
A dispatch to The Enquirer says that Vance Dem)
has beaten Bundy for Congress in the XIh iOho Dis
trict
COLUMBUS, Oct. Insufficient returns have been
ceived show beyond doubt that the State has
Democratic by from to ten thousand majority
The Democratic State Executive Committee are positive
OF the election OF the following Democratic Congress
men, Banning OF the lid District. Sayler of the Ist
Mcmahon OF the Ivth Rice Of the Vth, Hurd OF the
With, Neal of the With, Vance Of the XIth WaDe Of
the XIIth southard OF the XIIh, Cowan OF the XIVth
Payne OF the xxth and the probable election Of Wilson
in the XvIIb Poppeton in the IXth and Seney in the
Xth Districts. The Republicans claim the election OF
Smith the Ill., Lawrence In the With Foster the
Xth Van VOORHEES, in the Xvth Danford In tine XvIth
Monroe in the XvIIIth, and Garfield in the XIXh Dis
tricts II the Democratic claims sustained by the
Official returns the Democrats have gained Con-
gressmeu, which gives them out OF 20 Congressman
from Ohio The results exceed the most sanguine Dem
ocrate expectations.
TOLEDO oct l5-Ths Blade to light estimates Hurd's
majority In the With District from 800 to l70O The
Democrats their entire ticket in Lucas. except
Recorder.
CLEVELAND Oct. h.-In the xXth District Payne
(Dem) for Congress has 272a majority
In the Xth District Foster Cep) Is elected by 1I2 ma
jority.
In the xvIIth District, Woodwork Gaep) is elected
by about 800 majority.
10 the xIXth District Garfield (Rep) has $500 ma
Iority
COLUMBUS Oct. H-The Democrats conoede the cleo
ton Of Foster (ep) in the xth District and Wood
worth (Rep) 10 the XVIIth.