New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14
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ELECTIONS.
OHIO,
First Dispatch-The Democrats Coucedo
Hayes' Election by lH. ono NIaiarirx

First Dispatch-The Democrats Coucedo
Haves' Election BY $4,000 Nlajsrity.
COLUMBUS, o., October I3-The Demo-
crats concede the State to the Republicans
ny lo,0oo majority, and also fair msiority
IN ooth branches OF tie General Assembly.
second Dispatch-They Conclude to Drop
Down to 10000.
Returns come in very slowly end it ia vet
Impossible to give accurate figures, but both
the Republican and Democratic State Cen.
trail Committees agree that the state has
not gone Republican BY over iO. GOO major. .
lty. The most significant lews TO-DAY ia a
dispatsh from Ross county, showing Allen
carried the county by only 242. giving a
Republican gain of 4o5, which elects g Re
publican Senator, Representative, treas-
ufer ana Judge. The absence of all figures
on lne Lieutenant Governor and Legisla-
ture makes definite statement Regarding
them impossible, while it is not certain that
both committees agree it is quite certain
the Republicans have a working majority
in both branches of the General Assembly.
Third Dispatch A Democratic Mares
Nest that Almost Hatches a Victory
for Allen.
most remarkable change in the polit-
ical feeling has occurred this evening. At
noon the democratic conceded the State to
the Republicans by from 10000 to Is. 900
majority, but this afternoon they have re.
celved private advices which considerably
changed their figures, steadily cutting down
Hayes prospective majority. This evening
the Democratic committee closed it's head.
quarters to outsiders, and has since been
hguring on tue result, and now claims
that hayes, if elected at all, will not
have $500 majority. This result the com
mlttee claim is reached from figures re-
ceived from their privat, correspondents in
htty-three counties, and thirty five counties
20 hear from. Mr.. Thompson, Democratic
CHAIRMAN, says tney yet hope to prove
Aliens election by small majority. This
news has spread like wild fire, and men who
were confident to-day and jubilaut over
having won considerable sums of money
on Hayes election, now fill the Republican
committee rooms snxiously inquiring for
news. A. L. Wlktf, chairman of the Re
publican committee, admits his news of
this afternoon will cut down Hayes pro-
spective majority, but claims he has no
news at all in keeping with the ne VS. at the
Democratic rooms. He declares he can not
see how it is possible to overcome Hayes'
majority. Republican figures give the Re-
puolicans nine majority in the House, not
counting four considered doubtful. and
three majority in the Senate.
Later-It is Concluded to Let HAYES Re.
main Elected.
A revision of the Republican figures pi yes
Hayes net gain of Si3l in fttv-six conn
ties. On the other hand, the Democratic
figures claim that Hayes will not have over
1000 majority.
The Returns, SO Far as Received.
CINCINNATI, October 13.-Ssventy one of
eighty-tve precincts of. Hamilton county
give Hayes 90S majority. Sixty-one pre-
clncts give Young, Republican, candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, $500 majority over
Carey. Democrat. The Republicans elect
their legislators by average majorities of
1000. Hayes majority in Hamilton county
will reach 1900, Returns from 565 pre-
cincts, nearly one-third OF the State, show
Republican gain of $500.
CINCINNATI, October l3-Revised figures
on the vote in Hamilton county give Hayes
449 majority.
TOLEDO, October l3.-Lucas county.
with one township to hear from, gives
Hayes 5773, Allen 4433.
DAYTON, October l3. - Mont gomery
county. complete gives Allen S22 majority;
Carey $40.