The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-15
The Democracy Elect
9 out QfI3 Gen.
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GRANTS THIRD TERM NO GO.
Glory Enough For One
Day.

are elected by the aid Of Republican
votes over the regular Democratic nom
ineess. The Democratic majority on the
State ticket is about as usual. The ru-
NOR that Trumbull county has gone
Democratic grew out of telegram an,
nouncing that Woods, Democrat, had
beaten Garfield in Warren city. |
The latest reported to the Democratic |
Central Committee show a majority in |
the State ticket of about 1900. The |
latest from the Seventeenth district gives
Woodwork majority of about 900.
The Democrats concede their defeat in
that district In the Third district Saw
age is without doubt elected. Walling's
majority in this district will be over
Aooo. Miller is elected State Senator
with about the same majority. ms
county, with three townships to hear
from, gives to Wikoff 472S, and Bell,
| 5,764.
TlFFIN, October I4.-Great excite
over the result Of the Congressional cleo
ton. Returns come steadily. Foster is
elected by small majority not exceed
ing Io7. The Democrats are despond-
ent and say it was because the Demo
Gratis didn't vote straight Seneca gives
Seney a majority Of SIG; Hancock,
Seney, I26; Sandusky, Seney, 735; HUI
ron, Foster, majority, 994; Erie, toster,
5o7. The State ticket in Seneca is Dem
ocratic by 443. The largest vote ever
cast. .. .. u.
1IFFRERsoN October I4-Ashtabula ID
county, official: Wikof 4,275; Bell,
I,I68; Buchtel, 227; Garfield, 3,478;
Hurlbut ,z63; Woods, $50; Price, I44.
Returns incomplete from MahonlnTg
county. Woodworth's majority in the
district will be about 900 over Wilson.
Ashtabula county gives Garfield 2,I97
majority over Hurlbut.
TOLEDO, October l4.-The Blade O
+ this evening estimates Hurd's majority
in the Sixth district at 1900 to 100
, The Democrats elect their entire ticke
in Lucas county except Recorder.
CrNCINNAT1, October 14.-The Demo
q cratic State Executive Committee arr
: positive of the election of the following
1 Democratic congressman: Banning
of the First district; Sayler, of the Sec
: ond; Mcmahon, of the Fourth; Rice, O
the Fifth; Hurd, of the Sixth; Neal, Q
. the Seventh; Vance, of the Eleventh
= Walling, of the Twelfth; Southland, c
. the Thirteenth; Cowan, of the Foul
i teenth; PAYNE, of the Twentieth; POP
= pleton, of the Ninth, and Seney in tn
N Tenth districts. The Republicans clair
4 the election of Smith in the Third dis
J trict; Lawrence in the Eighth; Foster !
). the Tenth; Van Vorhees in the III
j. teenth; Danford, in the Sixteenth dil
. trict; Woodwork IN the Seventeenth
3 Monroe in the Eighteenth, and CARTEL
NJ in the Nineteenth districts.
10 If the Democratic claims are sustain
y ed by the official returns, the Dem
y. y Gratis have gained seven Congressme
n which gives them fourteen out Of twent
al Congressman from Ohio. The result 9,
1e ceeds the most sanguine Democratic e:
at pectations.
of The ENQUIRER editorially says: For tn
triumph we are indebted not alone
= the Democratic party, but to the aid
" men who heretofore have been its 0
It ponents. This election means oppo'
e ton to the bank monopoly. The W
e. ume of currency should be enlarged, al
nc tariff for revenue only.
ut. The Gazette says: On the platform
IS Reputation, initiation, anti-temperant
an and general cussedness the Democra
n. party carried Ohio by decided maj'
Of ity, and elected eleven of twenty Co
OF gressmen.
ng COLUMBUS, October 1.-THE DEN
w. Gratis concede the election of Foster, /
ty. publican, to Congress in the Tenth d
not trict, and Woodwork, Republican,
oa the Seventeenth district. 1t now loc
%. as if the Democratic majority on
~. State ticket will reach 1900.
Of THE sTATE.-The following was
OF ceived from j. G. Thompson to-day;
lln tm COLUMBUS, October IA
"a The Democratic majority in Ohio
'e5 from ten to fifteen thousand. We Ell
reo certainly twelve Congressman, with
ote strong hope oftwo more.
he .W j. G.. THOMPSON