Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-15
THE ELECTIONS.
Lightning All Along the Lines.
Ohio Goes Democratic by $4,000.
Fourteen Democratic Congressman to
Six RAIDS.
Indiana Follows Suit With 1O,OOO TO
$4,000 Majority.
Nine Democrats for Congress 10 Four
Republicans.
The Grant Party Had Better eco
West"
OHIO.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-From very full
returns from all parts Of Ohio. received
during the night, it is evident the State has
gore Democratic by from 10000 t. 15,O0O
msjOrity. Further returns, received up to
O'Clock this morning, do not change the
status Of last nights dispatches. The in
dicatiOns are that the Democrats elect
eighteen of the twenty Congressman. The
additional Democratic Congressman sup
posed to be elected are Mr.. Savage, in the
Third district; Mcmahon, in the Fourth;
Hurd, in tie Sixth: HOppleton, in the
Ninth; SeEey, in the Tenth, and Payne, in
the Twentieth.
The Enquirer editOrially saws: '.For this
triumph We are indebted not alone to the
Democratic party, but TO the aid of men
who have heretofore been its opponents.
This election means opposition 10 the
National bank monopoly; the volume cur
rency should be enlarged and the tariff for
reserve only"
The Gazette says: 'sOn the platform of
reputation, imitation. anti-temperance and
general cussedness, the Democratic party
has carried Ohio by decided majority,
and elected eleven Of the twenty Con-
gressmen.n
Hamilton County.
Complete returns from Hamilton county
give Nm. Bell, Democrat, for Secretary of
State, 1854 majority over Wikoff. The
entire State ticket has about the same ma
jority.V
Milton Sailer. Democrat, for member Of
Congress from the First district, has 4.334
majority over Green: II. B. Banning. Dem
Ocrat, for member of Congress from the
Second district, l,417 majority over Ste
venSOn.
z. Springmeir, Democrat, is elected
Sheriff by 1913 maj 'rity; Joseph Latter,
Independent Democrat, is County Com
missioner by $40 majority over McAdOy;
p. F. Maley, Democrat, is coroner by 2.60l
majority over Dunlap.
The State at Large.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 14.-Sufficient re-
turns have been received to show beyond
doubt that the State has gone Democratic,
BY from seven TO ten thousand. The
Democratic State Executive Committee, are
positive of the election Of the following
Democrats: Congressman, Booming, of the
first district; SaylOr, Of the second; Nc
Sahon, of the fourth; Rice, Of tie Eth;
Hurd, of Il c sixth; Neal, Of the Seyent' !;
Vance, OF the eleventh; Walling, Of the
twelfth; Southland, Of the thirteenth; Cow
an, Of the fourteenth; Payne, Of the twen-
tieth; and probable the election of Wilson,
in tie seventeenth district; PappletOn. in
the ninth district and Seney, IN the tenth
district The Republicans claim the cleo
tiOn of Smith, in the third district; law
renee. in the eighth; Foster, in the tenth;
Won voorhees,, in the fifteenth; DanfOrd,
in the sixteenth; Monroe, in the eighteenth;
and Garfield. in the nineteenth district. If
the Democratic cl inns are sustained by the
official returns. the Democrats have gained
seven Congressman, which gives them four
teen out Of twenty Congressman from
Ohio. The result exceeds the most san
guine Democratic expectations.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1.-THE Demo
erals concede the election of Foster, Re
publican. to Congress in the Tenth Dis
trict, aud WadSworth, Republican, i'll tine
Seventeenth District. IL now looks as IL
the Democratic majority on the State ticket
will reach 1900.