The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-11
RADICALSLAUGH TOO SOON
THE SWEEPING VICTORY GROW.
ING BEAUTIFULLY LESS-THE
DEMOCRATS GET TWO OF
THE THREE CON-
GRESSMEN.
THE SENATE h TZE-NO ELEC-
TON IN TWO SENA TORL4L
DISTRICTS.

Concord, March 10.-Returns from 232
towns and wards give Cheney. Republi-
can, .37,0l3; Roberts, Democratic, 1906
White, and scattering, 624. The net Re-
publican gain over last year'svo is 1869
The remaining towns last year gave a
Democratic majority of 700. This indi-
Gates that Cheney and Roberts will run
with about an even vote, the scattering
votes barring the election of either by
the people. Both parties claim major
ity of the Senatorial districts. The Dem
ocrats claim the House by Is to 20, while
the Republicans also claim 13 majority.
In the First Congressional district, the
election of Jones, Democrat is conceded
by both parties. Blair is elected over
Kent, Democrat, in the Third district
while the Second is still in doubt and
confidently claimed by both parties.
The Monitor, Republican, claims that
Hon. A. F. Pike and Hon. H. w. Blair,
of Plymouth, both Republicans, are
elected to Congress; that the Republicans
have good working majority in the
House of Representatives; and that the
Republicans have elected six of the
twelve Senators, with several districts in
doubt.
The Patriot, Democratic, says there is
no election of Governor by the people;
that the Republicans have five Senators
and the Democrats four, with two dis
tricts in doubt; and that the Democrats
have a majority in the House, The
Patriot also claims the election of Jones
and Bell, Democrats, to Congress, with
the Third district in doubt.
The People, Democratic, also claims a
substantial victory for its party, with the
exception CT the Third district, which it
considers doubtful.
Concord, N. H., March 10.-Returns
from all but s towns have been received;
259 towns and wards give Cheney, Re-
publican, 3S,77l; Roberts, Democrat, 49,
6SS; White, temperance and scattering,
67S. The sa2:e towns last year gave Nc
Cutchins, Republican, 33,86O; Weston,
Democrat, 35,205; Blackman, temper
ance and scattering, 2077-a Republican
net gain of 1927. Cheney's minority is
595. The towns yet to be heard from
gave last year McCutchins, Republican,
Isl; Weston, Democrat, 3l3; scattering
7. Adding last years votes in these
towns makes a Republican gain of 2,7S9,
and Cheney's minority GA.
TWO DEMOCRATIC CoNGRESSMEN ELEC-
TED.
Footings from the First Congressional
district elect Jones, Democrat, by 472
plurality. Bell, Democrat, in the second
district by 154 plurality, and Blair, Re-
publican, in the third district by 70 plu-
rality.
The Republicans have a majority in
the House, but exact figures cannot be
given. The Senate stands five Republi-
cans and five Democrats, with no choice
in two districts. There is no election of
Governor by the people, and the duty of
selection will devolve upon the Legisla-
ture, which will doubtless elect Cheney,
the Republican candidate. The Demo-
Gratis claim a majority in the Council,
though districts have not been figured
to determine finally. The
vote in the State Yesterday is said to
have been the largest ever polled.