New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14
ELECTIONS.
OHIO.

creased Mnjority-Rep epublicnns Gain
C0ngressmen in ~ome Districts nnd
Lose In Others-Dem0crats Claim .
Gain OF FOrr tOngrcssmcn.
CINCiSNAri. October l3.-UnOffciaf re-
turns from seven city and two country pre-
cincts indicate that much scratching has
been done and irregular gains. Sayler,
Democrat. for Congress, first district, gains
On the vote for Governor last gear sixty In
three precincts. and Stevenson. for Con-
gress, second district, in Clifton precinct
loses twenty. but gains 200 in the seven.
.eenth ward; loses l4O in the sixteenth, ard
gains thirty-tour IN a country township.
The Liberal Republican vote u last year
seems to return e. the Democrats in some
wards, TO the Republicans in others and in
others to divide. Tne comparison Of ma
jOrites is with the vote tOv Governor ct
last year.
A comparison Of the vote on Secretary Of
State for ten city precincts and three town
ships, officially reported, shows lll2 Dem
Ucratic gain over the vote for Governor last
year in an aggregate vote 0f 5000. Sayler,
Democrat, for Congress in the drst district,
runs far ahead OF his ticket.
Only few returns are in from the second
district, but they show Banning running
behind and Stevenson much ahead Of the
ticket. The race in the second district will
De. accordingly, close between Stevenson
and Banning.
The Democratic county ticket will prob
ably be elected by several thousand. except
for county commissioner.
From returns ftceivtd. the Indications
are shat the Democratic ma jority in Hamil-
ton county. Un the State ticket, will be from
1000 10 5OO0
CLEvELAND, Ohio. October H. - The
election passed off quietly. very Iargs
vote was p. He'd The ind;cations are that
Parsons. Republican, for Congress. il de
fca'ed by Pay ne. Dem n"crat. by from 1000
Co.uMnus. Ohio. October l3.-Priyate
adyices 1r.,u Rcpu5;ic.,n sources in Toledo
concede the election OF HHrI, Democrat, to
Congress.
Scattering returns received here indicate
that the Dcmocratic State ticket IL elected,
and THAT they also carry the close Con.
gression.l districts.
Up to m,.lnigb: returns Of tho sote on
Secretary 0t State have been received from
26t townships and wards, giving net
d. mocratc gain OF 1000 OveS Aliens una
io.isy in 1873. AZ ,his gati" the Dem"
alto majority in the State will be c5.U00.
Bns few returns have been received for Tho
remainder of tive State ticket or Congress-.
Indications ar that the Democrats have
carried the doubtful districts.
Garfield. Re-, ubliran. in tho nineteenth,
sud Van Vort.s, Republican, in the IF
teeutb districts. sr. n" 'iOubs elected TO
Congress. II the partial returns from the
nintn an. ten;a districts can be taken a. q
fair index Of what the I.'t returns will be.
boil James w. RObInson aa1 Charles Fos.
ter. republicans. are defeated for Congress-.
WHEELING, Octobe, i3.--In Belmont
county. Oh,.. Wyk"ti. Repuh hlican. for Sec.
retary Of Sta q. and D,ntOr,b, tor Congress,
gain largely over the vute in 1872.
ToLtDo, Ohio, o tob@s 13--TwO wards
Of Tu!..iu and min. precincts in Licas
county give Wyk"tE 7o6 majority. Pratt.
Republican. FOX Congress. ruus behind hi.
ticket ana j. probably defeated by inaj.s
lty of from 300 Z" 700 Six township. in
Wood county give 5I3 Republican majority.
SIX township. .nd on" precinct il P"'na'a
r"unty give Rie-. Democrat. tor Congress.
fifth district. !23 majority. an: Bell. Dem.
ocrat, Tor Secretary ot State. 6l8 N J rsty.
The ceuHi; IS ciapaed lor Ec!i by l.U0 ma
i,rity.
Crsc,SsA1r. Ohio. October i3--Ous q;
81 900 vUtes with twenty c"untry pgectncts
t., h-ar from. B.t, m.crat. for Secretary
of State. gels 900 maj r,,,: Taylor. Dance
crAt. tor Congress in ino first district. ia"
1900 III sj"si.y, over Green. Banning. De'n"-
cratic, .econG district has 1900 majority
over stevenson. The D.mpcrats claim the
-iec:iun .f David N. Wilson tor Congress
in ihe .ey.nt+e ni h district.
B.eing JUDI men. cn specials o. city pa
pers the Democrats Claim the election for
Congress Of Mcmahon in the fourth. Hard
III the sixth. P.pple.oD in thr ninth an3
Payne in the twentieth Dispatches fr"lN
counties in Southern and Western Ohio ~.
port Democratic gains greater than IN the
rity. Returns from tifty.on" precincts and
wards IN Cincinnsti and Hamilton county.
casting $4,000 votes. give Bell. Democrat,
fof Secretary Of State, 1890; Wickof, Re.
publican. l2,20o; TOR Congress, ssme.
Fitty-ess psesiasss n the $sst 1htyiss