The Portland daily press., 1874-10-15
ELECTIONS.
Democratic Gains i'm Ohio and
Indiana.


ton of Foster.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Out Of $1,000 votes,
with twenty country precincts to hear from,
Bell, Democratic candidate for Secretary of
State, gets 1900 majority. Sayler, Democratic
candidate for Congress in the LIST district, has
1900 majority over Green. Banning, Demo-
GRAFT, in the I'd district has 1900 majority over
Stevenson. The Republicans claim Gunckle's
10th, and the Democrats claim the election of
MacMahon and Seney in the same districts.
The Democrats claim the election of David M.
Wilson in tbs 18th district. -
NEW YORK, Oct IA special from San
dusky states that Foster is probably elected to
Congress by small majority.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Six wards in Toledo give
Wycoff, Republican, for Secretary of State,
1886, andiBell, Democrat, 1888; Pratt. Republi-
can, for Congress, 1436, and Hurd, Democrat,
1923. Hurd's majority in the county lis from
700 to 800. e
Probable Election of Twelve Democratic
Eek Congressman.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Complete returns from
Hamilton county give Bell, Democrat, for
| Secretary of State, 1854 majority over Wyckoff,
| Republican; Milton Sayler, Democrat, for
| Congress from the LIST district, 1884 majority
over Green, Republican; II. B. Banning, Demo-
crat, for Congress from the I'd district 1417
| majority over Stevenson, Republican
From very full returns from all parts of
Ohio it is evident that the state has gone Demo
|
| The indications are that the Democrats elect
II of the 20 Congressman. The additional
| Democratic Congressman supposed to be elect
ed are Savage, Sd district. Mcmahon, 4th;
Hurd, 9th; Poppleton, 9th Seney, 10th: Paine,
| 18th. '5.tsss
| neilman's Election Doubtful.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 14-The latest reports from
| the first Indiana district place the election of
| Heilman (Rep) in doubt.
| Editerial Comments. 9aIfY
The Enquirer editorially says: SIN this tri-
| umph we are indebted not alone to the Demo-
| cratic party but to the aid of the meu who
heretofore have been its opponents. This cleo
ton means opposition to the national bank mo-
nopoly, that the volume of the currency should
| be enlarged and that there should be a tariff
for revenue only"
The Gazette says "On the platform of re.
pudation initiation, anti-tempesance and gen
eral cussedness the Democratic party has car
ried Ohio by decided majority and elected II
| out of 20 Congressman.
A fourth despatch to the Enquirer says that
l Vance, Democrat, has beaten Benedict for Con-
| gress in the 18th Ohio district
| Democratic congressman Elected.
COLUMBUS Oct. Insufficient returns are
received to show beyond doubt that the
state has gone Democratic by from 1000 to
| 10000 majority. Thel Democratic state execu-
tive committee are positive Of the election ct
| the followi ng Democratic congressman
Banning, I'd district; Sayler, list; McMahon,
4th; Rice, 9Th; EGrd, 9th; Neal, 9TH; Vance,
18th; Walling, 18th; Southford, 18th; Cowan,
14th; Payne, Doth; and the following are pro-
baby elected: Wilson in the 18th, Poppleton
and Seney in the 10th district
The Republicans claim the election of Smith
in the Sd, Lawrence in the 9th, Foster in the
10th, Van Voorhees, in the 18th, Danford in the
10th. Monroe in the 18th, and Garfield in the
10Th districts.
| If the Democratic claims are sustained by
officials returns, the Democrats have gained
congressman which gives them IA out of 20
| from Ohio. The result exceeds the most san
| guine Democratic expectation. FsF - -
| Fosters Election Conceded.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
! concede the election of Foster, Republican, in
the 10th District, and Woodwerth, Republican,
| in the 18th.
l., ~ Hurd's aj0rily. re
TOLEDO, Oct. 1.-THE Blade, tonight. esti-
| mates Hurd's majority in the 9th district at
| 1900 to 100.
L. Congregational Mnjorities.
| CLEVELAND, Oct. 14-In the Goth district
Payne, Democrat. for Congress, has 2774 ma
jority; in the 10th district, Foster Republican,
is elected by 142 majority in the 18th district,
| Woodwork, Republican, is elected by about
300 majority; in the 10Th district, Garfield, Re-
publican, has $500 majority