The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-15
THE ELECTIONS.
GLORIOUS NEWS!
OHIO AND INDIANA GO DEMOCRATIC

OHIO AND INDIANA 60 DEMOCRATIC
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Complete returns from
Hamilton county, give VIM. Bell, Democrat for
Secretary of State, 1884 majority; Charles 8.
Smart, Democrat, for School Commissioner, 4617;
VIM. ). Gilmore, Democrat, for Judge Supreme
Court. 46l5 majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. H.-From very full rethrns
from all part of Ohio, received during the night,
it is evlds MT that the State has gone Democrrtic
by from 10 900 to $1,000 majority. Further re-
turns received up to 8 o'clock this morning do
not change the status Of last nights dispatches
The indications are that the Democrats elect
eleven out Of twenty Congressman. The ad
ditional Democratic Congressman supposed to be
elected are: Savage in the Third District
pleton in the Ninth, Seny in the Tenth and
Payne in the Twentieth.
The Enquue, editorially says: For this tri-
umph we are indebted not alone to the Demo-
cratic party but to the aid of men who heretofore
have been its opponents. This election means
opposition to the National Bank monopoly; that
the volume OF currency should be enlarged and
there should be a tariff for revenue only
The Gazette says: On platform Ct reputation,
imitation. contemporaries and general cussed-
ness, the Democratic party has carried Ohio by
decided majority and elected II of 20 Congress
men.
COLUMBUS, Oct Insufficient returns have
been received to show beyond doubt that the
State has gone Democratic by 1000 to 900 ma
jority.
The Democratic State Executive Committee
are positive Of the election Of the following Demo-
cratic Congressman: Banning, I'd District; Say
lor, LIST District Mcmahon, 4th hicc, 9Th Hnrd,
9Th Neal, It'll; Vance, 11tn Waling, 18th !:
Southland, 18th Cowan: 14th; Payne. Goth; and
the probable election of Wilson, 18th, Popleton,
9Th; and Teney 10th Districts.
The Republicans claim the election of Smith,
Third, Lawrence Eighth, Foste Tenth. Van
Voorhees, Fifteenth, Danford Sixteenth, Monroe
Eighteenth, and Garfield Nineteenth Districts.
II the Democratic claims are sustained by the
official returns the Democrats have gained seven
Congressman. which gives them fourteen out Of
twenty COnSre ssmen from OHIO. The result has
exceeded the most sanguine Democratic expecta-
tons.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-Payne, Democrat, ma.
jority for Congress in the Twentieth District, 10
2724. In the Tenth District Foster. Republican,
is elected by 142 majority. In the Seventeenth,
Woodwork, Republican, elected by about 800
majority. In the Nineteenth, Garfield, Republic
can, is elected by $500 majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. A.-Late reports from the
special gives the following list OF Congressman
elected in Ohio: First District, SayIer, Demo-
crst Second, Banning, Democrat; Third, Saw
age, Democrat; Fourth, McMahos, Democrat
IAtu, blcos OtuOCrHL dafO, DemOcrat
seventh, Nal: Democrat: Eight, Lawrence,
Republican; Ninth, Popple'on, Democrat
Tenth, Foster, Republican Eleventh,
Vance, Democrat; 18th, Yelling, Democrat;
18th, Southard, Democrat; 14th, Cowan, Demo-
ford, Republican; 18th, Woodwork, Republican,
doubtful; 18th, Monroe, Republican; 10Th, Gar
fed, Republican; Goth, Payne. Democrat. The
delegation stands - Democrats, z Republicans,
with the 18th District doubtful.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14.-The returns at 3
o'clock this morning are still very meagre and
it is impossible to tell the result On the State
ticket. The Republicans certainly elect seven
Congressman. The journal comedies the cleo
ton Of the majority Of the Democratic ticket in
tho city and county.
Returns from Indiana are SO meagre that the
result is uncertain.
The Republicans claim seven of thirteen Con-
gressmen. In Iowa and Nebraska the Republic
cans carried the day. In Arkansas the Conser-
vative candidates were elected.
Geo. Rex. Democrat, for Judge of the Supreme
Court to fill vacancy, 1863 majority: Milton
sayior Democrat, for Congress from this district,
1894 majority over Greene, Republican. II. B.
Banning, Democrat, for Congress from Second
District, 1417 majority over Stevenson, RepubG-
can.
f. Springweir. Democrat, for Sheriff. 2733 ma
jOrity: JOS Slater, independent candidate for
county Commissioner, SAG majority Z; P. J. Malley,
Democrat for coroner, 2901 majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 14-Officia and semi
official returns from Is precincts and so coun-
ties heard from show Democratic gain Of CTS.
The Republican Central Committee cOncede tho
election of the entire Democratic State ticket by
from 5000 to 10000 majority. The Republicans
claim majority Of the Legislature, which is not
conceded by the Democrats. From the present
Indications the Congressional delegation viii
stand as follows:
First District, Hillman, Republican; Second, !
Williams, Democrat; Third. Kerr, Democrat;
Fourth, New, Democrat; Fifth, Holman, Demo-
crat; Sixth, Robinson, Republican; Seventh,
doubtful doubtful Eighth; HaIter Republican; Ninth,
Evans, Republican,; Twelfth, Hamilton, Demo-
crat; Thirteenth, Baker, Republican.
Laporte county gives Democratic majority Of
$50, being 1915 gain.
Fulton county shows Democratic majority OF
%, being Republican gam Of 4.
In Fayette county, Holman's ma jority for Con-
yress, is 125, being Democratic gain OF 143.
In Randolph county eleven precincts give
Claypool a majority for Congress Of 1924, q Re-
publican loss Of IA.
TERRE HAUTK, Ind, Oct. 4-In Vigo county
The official majority for the Democratic State
lcket il 81. The contest between Hunter and
Rice in this Congressional District is very close
With the probabilities in favor OF Rice, Democrat.
It will will probably take the official count to
decide.
TRERg HAUrE, Oct. 4.-Later and more com.
,lete returns indicate tho election of Hunter,
Repu bcan, for Congress, by $50 majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. H-Further returns show
increased Democratic gains Ill State ticket. The
Indications nov that the Democratic majority
n the State will reach from 10000 to 5000 !
Later returns place the election: Hunter in the
Eighth, and Calklns in the Tenth Districts in
loubt, and the delegation will probably stand,
Democrats to Republicans. From the most re- !
liable returns received, the following is the result
or Congress: First District, William Hillman,
elected by small majority.
Second District. G. Williams, Democrat, by |
1000 to 5000 majority.
Third District-M c. Ker, Regular Democrat,
over Cravens, Fusion candidate, by 1000 ma
rrity.
Fourth District-D. New, Democrat, by 500 ma.
ority.
700 to 1000 majority.
Sixth District-Milton S. Robinson, Republican,
'ver johnson, Regular Democrat, and Pendle-