The New York herald., 1876-10-11
Return of the Greenback Vote
to the Party Lines.
THE GERMAN VOTE LAB GELY DEMOCRATIC
Unexpected Gains and Losses on
Every Hand.
Democratic Gain in Hamilton
County.
OHIO.

RETURNS COMING IN sLowLx-nxPuBLIoAN
GAINS ND1cArxD-RxruRN or THE SOFT
MONEY VOTE TO PARTY LINES, AND THE
xFyxcT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 10, 1870
Up to ten O'Clock the received At Columbus
were quite msagre considering that at that time the
polls had been four hours closed. The complexion OF
the vote indicated small but steady republican gain
on the vote for Hayes last year. but IL from
scattered precincts and townships and did include
important results In the largo cities like Cincinnati
Cleveland it fur from serving the purpose Of fore-
casting the general result.
RkrURN OF THE GREENBAcK
The only significant matter which it did suggest
return OF the greenback vote to party lines
shows In Mahoning and Allen counties. In the
former, where tho grsenback men have put
mp . candidate for Congress, there is
decided republican GAIN showing tho return Of voters
Who went of with Allen last year. In Allen county,
the centre Of the democratic the State
precinct alone shows republican gain OF 139 This
return of the greenback men to party lines has been
encouraged apparently by tho withdrawal OF walcott
In Indiana, and his public statement that the soft
money democrats were insncere and really intended
to vote the democratic ticket
coNGREssMRS PROBABLY xLEcrxD
Should this return Of the Rreenback vote be general
IepuOlC0n
Mckinley. to Congress tho Seventeenth district and
makes absolutely certain the election OF Ex-Governor
Cox in the Sixth district
THE VOTE FOR BARxRa
So far Barnes has fallen much behind his ticket
but the retnrns have yet como from the pre-
sincis in any large proportion.
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN THE RURAL DIsrRIcrs-
A LOSS ADMITTED IN THE GERMAN LOCAL.
ITIRs-A MAJORITY OF FIVE THOUSAND
CLAIMED FOR BARNES.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct. 10, 1876.
At eleven O'Clock about one-eghth Of the State had
been heard from IN pccemeal exclusively, s OF the
large cities and inclusive OF only four wards in Colum
bus, the republican gain up to this time was about
600, which average Il extended to the whole State
would bring the majority for Barnes fully 0000
REPUBLICAN, EXPECTATIONS
The republicans expect md willing to concede
loss Of at east 600 in Cleveland and enough in Gin
cinnati and other German localities to bring this
lonty down to 5000 before the night past As re-
surns SO late and meagre for the FIRST name
on the ticket, It is thought nothing positive will DO
known before midday tomorrow tho election OF
Congressman
4 REDUCED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN HAN1I-
TON COUNTY CIpHKRED OUT.
CINCINNATI, Oct 10, 1876.
Eleven wards and two townships this county
heard from, some entire and by precincts show
. net democratic gain Of twenty-five. The CONNER
esars arithmetcian Mr.. Stoep thinks enough known
10 say that Hamilton county has gone republican by
1000 majority or 200 less than last year.
ANOTHER CIPHERER FIGURES HAMILTON COUNTY
FOR THE DEMocRATs-BARNEs' DxYEAT M
Dictated.
CINCINNATI, Oct TO- 1875
John r. Cockcril Of the Enquirer believes that the
democrats will closely approximate to carrying this
county. Saylsr ho IL convinced is elected 10 Con-
gress and he hopes that Banning pulled through
The retuSns compared with last year, and It Is dim
cut to speak with exactness At this hourha past ten
BARNES DEFEAr FEARED.
Alexander Sands chief editor OF the Times repuoiI-
can paper says he Fears that Barnes has dropped fully
1000 behind his cket, which would give she State TO
Bell, the demosfatic nominee.
DxACoN RICHARD Smith CoNCEDES DEMO
CRATIC GAIN IN HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI Oct 10, 1875
Richard Smith, Of the Gazette comedies democratic
gain Of go In this county but believes that republican
gains throughous the State will exceed republican
lssssA He thinks Banning fos Congress Is defeated
81xURNB 1xCA1vED IRON CoUNTIEo, TOWN.
szrPs AND WARDS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct TO- 1870.
Companions will be made IN Ohio with the vote for
Governor last year.
Tho returns % far received are scattering ana too
meagro 10 cause any calculation the gains. ON
thene scattering townships the votes show demo-
eratic gain of s2s. and a republican gam OF 9le,
being republican gain OF 9l tho vote Of last
year.
private despatch received tho democratic head
quarters Cincinnati says that the indications are
shat the vote has ialon short OF their calculations
thsrA
curAHoGA COUNTY.
private despatch received at the republican hesd-
quarters Cleveland says the indications that
Cuyahoga county viii give 5000 majority for shs re-
publican ticket
pxnocRATrc GAIN COLUMBIA
Incomplete from tho Seventh ward Of Colum-
bus show democratic gain OF over 100
coxPARxrlvE GAINS
Returns received from 357 townships and wards
show Barnes (rcr) gains to be 4,445, and Bells (dem
gains, 2s4a, being a net republican gain OF l,So2
This include the cities Of CINCINNATI Ceve.
ind and Toledo.
A despatch from Cincinnati says twelve precincts
give net republican gain OF 2s5.
There reports of considerable democratic gains In
Cleveland, but no definite figures are given as yet
The town or Elknart, Ind. gives 100 republican
gain.
indianapolis City gives 200 republican majority,
being . republican gain
-Four wards In Cincinnati show . republican gain
Of So
Three wards In Zanesvills give . republican gain
Of g.
Tim gives Bell ldsn-) .soa majority, gain Of ss
ever iass rear.