Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
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YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
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are disposed to attribute their defeat oil
yesterday to the policy pursued by the
Democrats in not only refusing to aid
them with money to pay the expenses
of the campaign but actually advising
hard money Democrats to bolt the
ticket and vote with the Republicans.
They are very severe in their denuncia-
ton of the eastern Democrats, and say
that the latter will be made to suffer in
the National Convention next year.
The Republicans assert, however, that
the state has not been carried by the
aid of Democratic voters, but that the
result is due entirely to the thorough
canvass made on live issues" and the
polling of nearly every Republican vote
in the state, and that, had large per.
centage of the Republicans remained
away from the polls, as during the past
three years, Allen would have beaten
Hayes and the inflationists achieved {
victory.
There is much rejoicing among Che
Republicans, and the supporters of the
administration are highly elated
Estimated majority on state ticket,
twenty thousand. Hamilton county
gone Republican by one thousand and
five hundred. Full Republican legisla.
tive ticket probably elected, and the
legislature Republican.
Columbus, o., Oct. ID.
Reports after midnight state that
Hamilton county goes Republican.
Official returns from eighteen wards
and precincts in the county give Hayes
four thousand eight hundred and Thirty.
four, and Allen four thousand three hun
dred and forty-fve.
The Germans voted pretty so;i,lly F,r
Hayes. From the mass OF SCI ttning
returns all over the state, il is apparent
that the Republican state ticket is elrct-
cd by majorities ranging from five &c
ten thousand, although the Legislature
will probably be Democratic. The Re
publican gains over tho vote OF 1878 are
remarkable for being the greatest in
Democratic counties and not in Repub
nc strongholds. Carey [Democrat)
for Acknowledgements, ran far behint
his ticket, The election was generally
orderly.
IOWA.
Des Moines, Oct. 13--1 o'clock a. m.
Dispatches up to this hour indicate q
Republican majority of at least 80, 900,
and a steady Republican gain in the le
gislature. Special dispatches at mid.
night chow Republican gains OF a repre-
sentative each in Clark, Poweshick and
Berlin counties, and two in Mahaska
county. The headquarters of the State
Committee being at Oskaioosa, point
inaccessible to many telegraph wires,
the returns usually received through
that channel are much delayed.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13-2 a. m.
Returns from Iowa up to this hour
show Republican victories in nearly
every county, and in most cases very
considerable Republican gains. A
large vote has been polled, and the
local tickets have been badly scratched
in number of places. Governor
Kirkwood is elected by large MAORI
ty, and the Legislature will have an in
creased number of Republican mem
bers.
TIPToN, Iowa, Oct. 10.
The Democrats gained in this town.
ship 100 votes over last year.
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Oct. II.
The returns at II. 80 o'clock indicate
that this county, Marshall, gives 1,700
Republican majority.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Oct. 12-Midnight.
The returns thus far received from
the state show that it has gone Republi-
can by a majority OF 5000 or 10000. A
very heavy vote was cast. There was
much scratching, and some Independent
tickets have been carried in local and
county elections.
Lancaster county-The heaviest vote
ever polled was cast here. The Rspub