Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-16
THE DEAD DEMOCRACY
Oh! HOW 1T STINKETH!
OHIO.

OHIO.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 14th.-CompIete
returns from this, Hamilton county.
| give VIM. Bell, Dem, for Secretary of
State, 4, 694 majority; Chas. S. Sn.art,
Dem, for School Commissioner, 4,6l7
maj; Geo. Rex, Dem, for Judge of
Supreme Court to fill vacancy, 1859
maj Milton Sayler, Dem, for Con
gress from LIST District, 4, 334 maj. "a
gain of 775 votes.-EDs. Journal } II.
b. Banning, Dem, for Congress II
| I'd District, AT maj "a loss of 50
votes.-EDs. JoURNAL): F. Spr;rgwelr.
| Dem, for Sheriff, 3,373 maj.
! LATER.
! CINCINNATI, Oct. 14th. From very
| full returns from all parts of the State
received at daylight, it is evident that
the Democrats have carried the State
by from 10000 to $1,000 maioiity.-
| Further returns ur to 8 o'clock this
morning indicate that the Democrats
carry eleven of the twenty Congress
men Ca gam of four) In the Tnird
District, Jno. S. Savage Dem, Is
elected (the Radical Congress man
elected last time by 1929 majority.
EDS. JOURNAL Jno. A. Nc Mahor,
! Dem, is elected in the 4th Distric.,
| (Radlcal majority last election 1,927)
| T. It. Hurd, Dem, elected i'll 9Th Dis
! t. icS tlast election RId:cal majority
1850 E. F, Poppleton. Dem, IN
| 9sh District, CAST election Radical ma
iority t47D q. Z. s5eney, Dem, in
the lGth District, (Radical majority
last election 1916 and II. Il. Payne,
Dem. IL the Gosh District, Hcst ele.
! ton i1adjc majority = 73l
Tie Cincinnati Enquirer says edio
rally For this triumph We are in
debted not alone to the Democratic
party, but TO the all Of men who have
heretofore been its opponents. The
election means opposition to the NJ
! tionai Bank monopoly; that thevo!umeof
currency should be enlarged, and that
there sLoull be a tariff for revenue
only"
The Cincinnati Gazette, Rad, says
'On & platform of reputation, infa-
ton, auti-temperauca and general cas-
sedrc@s, the Democratic party has car
ried Ohio by decided majority and
| elected eleven of the twenty Congress-
mep."
INDIANA.
TSDIAxAPoLIs, Oct 13-The returns
this morning are still very meagre and
it is impossible 10 tell the result Oh
the State ticket. The Republicans
| certainly elect seven of the thirteen
| congressman there were nine Repub-
Iican Congressman IN last Congress-
EDS. JOURNAL.y The Journal of this
city rep. comedies the election OF 4
/ majority Of the Democratic ticket III
this city and county. Democratic
+ gam.
a T..
from Indiana are SO meagre that it is
impossible to tell the result. The Re
publlcans claim seTen Congress men.
IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
L iowa ana Nebraska The Republi-
/ cans nave carried the day. La iowa,
| in 1872, the Republican majority was
90, go. and in 1878, it was y $50. In
Nebraska, Grants majority was 1880.
-Eps. JOURNAL.
ARKANSAS.
Ltrr1E Rock, Oct. 1.-the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor and the
! State officers are elected. Arkansas
| elects Congressman ! Cvember Sd
| COLUMBUS, O., October 14-Night-
| Sufficient returns have been received
| to show beyond 2 doubt that the
| State has gone Democratic by from
| 1000 to 10, 600 majority.
! The Democratic State Executive
| Committee are positive of the election
| of the following Democratic Congress-
| men Banning, ID dist; Sayler, lst
McMahon, 4th; Rice, 9Th; Hurd, 9th;
Neal, 7th; Vance, 11th; Wallinr. 18th;
| Southland, 18th; Cowan, 18th; Payne,
Goth and probably the election of VIII
son. in the 18th; Poppleton, inthe 9th;
and Seney in the 10th districts. The
Republicans claim the election OF
| Smith, in the 81; Lawrence, Sth; Eos
ter. 10th; NanVoorhes, 18th; Danford,
16;h; Monroe, 18th and Garfield, 18th.
Ii the Democratic claims arc Sis
tanned by the official returns, the Der
ocrats have gained seven Congress
men, which gives them It out Of 90
Congressman from Ono. The result
excels the most sanguinc Democratic
expectations.
INDIANAPOLIS, October Knight
The official and semi official returns
from IS precincts in 80 counties heard
from, show Democratic gains o.
679. The Republican Cent.al Com
mittee concede the election OF the
entire Democratic State ticket by from
5000 10 10. 900 majority, The kepui-
licans claim a majority in tae Legis-
lature. which is l4ot conceded by tic
Democrats. From present indications
tie Congressional delegation VII
stand as follows: Isl District. Uel.-
man, Rap; 2ud Di"trict, Williams.
ID, II; sd District, Kerr. Dem; i:h
District, New, Dem; 9Th District,
Holman, Dem; 9Th District, Robinson,
Rep; 9TH District, doubtful; Sth District
Hunter. Rep; a;h District, doubtful
10Th District, Calkins, Rep; 1lth
District, Evans, Rep; 18th District,
Hamilton, Dem; 18th District, Baker,
Rep; Laporte county gives Demo
cratic majority OF go, being gam OF
375; Fulton county shows Demo
cratic majority OF SO, being kePnb-
ican gain of 4; III Randolph county
IL precincts gave Claypool majority
for Congress OF l, 124, Republican
loss of III; in Fayette county.l Holmes
received a majority for Congress OF