The New York herald., 1876-10-12
snth, Twelfth Thirteenth and Fourteenth districts. the
second dissrics being very close and in much doubt
DETAILS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL voTx-A RE-
PUBLICAN GAIN or FIVE

DETAILS or THE CONGRESSIONAL voTE--A RE-
PUBLICAN GAIN or FIVE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. II, 1875
While II Is Impossible tonight TO send Official figures
by Congressional DISTRICTS sufficient have been
received here to make IL certain that the democrats
have elected the following Congressman :-sayler in
the First district Banning In the Second McAahon In
the Fourth, Rice in the Fnh Dickey in the Seventh.
Ewing in the rwolfth. southard 10 the Thirteenth,
Finley IN the Fourteenth.
The republicans have elected the following Congress-
men Gardner in the Third district Cox in the
Sixth, Keifer In the Eighth, Jones In the Ninth.
Foster In the Tenth Neal in the Eleventh, Van vor-
hees In the Fifteenth, Danford in tho Sixteenth,
Mckinley In the Seventeenth Monroe in tho Eigh-
teentn, Garfield in the Nineteenth and Townsend In
tho Twentieth. The republicans gain Ave Congress
men,
COMPLETE RETURNS FROM HAMILTON COUNTY
EVIDENCE OF AN EXTENSIVE AMOUNT OF
CINCINNATI, Oct II, 1875
Complete returns from Hamilton county give
William Bell, DEM, for Secretary of State. 2s,ss2;
Milton Barnes, rep, 81. .63l; William E. Fink. dem.
for Judge Of Supreme Court, 1884 w. W. Boyn.
ton, rcp., 2Sl02 H. p. CIough. dem,
Board OF Public Works. 2s,ols; J. c.
Evans, rep, 27,45l Milton sayer, DOM.
for Congressman, First district 1909; W. f. Force.
rep, l3, 5oo H. b. Banning. dem, for Congressman,
Second district, l4,lss Stanley Matthews, rep,
l4,l3s
Tho republicans elect the Sheriff. County Clerk, Re-
corder and commissioner.
Tho democrats elect the balance Of the tickct.
The Gasefte charges that the OF this county Of
against 49, 597 in 1875 is evidence OF fraud
BANNINas xLxcTIoN CoNCEDED-sAYLERs MA
JoRIrY SIX HUNDRED.
CINCINNATI Oct IL, 1875
There appears to be doubt about the election Of
Banning (dem) for Congress In the Second district by
about nfty majority sayler (dem for Congress tho
First district has about 900 majority rho official
figures cannot be had, but the republicans conceds
their election.
WHY THE IsRAELITEs VOTED THE DEMOCRATIC
TIcKET-cALcuLArIoNs BY THE LOCAL PA
PRRs.
CrxcISxArI Oct II, 1876.
The Commercial says the most important single nfu-
has been that OF the Israecs, who have almost
unanimously voted the democratic ticket and may DO
credited with result the Second district II 10
understood that the republican Israetes have gen.
orally succumbsd to the argument that Cincinnati has
put her capital in Southern railroads aud must look
out for Southern trade.
OPINIONS LOCAL PRESS.
The Enquirer says the result Ohio is close that
nothing definite be gwen At present II the re-
publlcans have carried the state their majority not
likely to reach yond that Of last year.
The Gazette estimates the republican majority In
Ohio at from 5000 TO {. .OO0 and Indiana republican
by from 5000 to 5000 Holman for Congress proba-
bly, defeated
The republicans claim q gain Of perhaps. ten and
certainly eight Congressman In Ohio and Indiana
INDIANA.
A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY SECURE BEYOND A
DOUBT.
IxDiAxAPoLIs, oct. IL, 1875
Tho situation now ID thoroughly democratic Returns
from iorty-nve counties complete, and $50 precincts
show democratic gain over 1872 OF 3,649 making the
majority for williams 4, 697.
The Democratic state Central Committee claim the
election for Congressmsn in tho FIRST Second, Third
and Twelfth dstrcta The State is claimed by the
democrats from $50 to 1900, and by The republicans
by an invisible ngnre
THE RESULT STILL IN DoUBT-rHE YEELINa
AT rHE VARIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CAN IDEAS OF THE CONTEST.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct IL, 1876
The spacious rooms Of the Republican State Central
ing arc thronged tonight with intensely excited
body OF republicans. They eagerly catch every spark
of hopc evidenced by tho momentary arriving tele-
grams In front OF tho republican head
quarters gathered thousands Of eager people. pa
tiently waiting each announcement OF returns from
tho various counties and districts of the State.
CHARACTER or coNPARIsoSs.
AS most of these compared with the October Of
1872 show less republican gains tho seething
excited mass OF men, both within and without,
an almost constant condition Of hurrah. The cheers
are almost dcafenirg when q county sends up good
Harrison report showing gains over 1872 1t will DO
remembered that the October election thst year the
vote was very close, tho republicans cectng Baker
Governor by less than 1000 majority. OF
course gains that voto relatively good
omcns the republicans, and hence the quick pusa-
ton OF eradication upon receipt Of news showing
publican gains over 1872 All day through the measre
reports at republican headquarters gave hopeful
promise the Harrison people, and their faces
unnaturay elongated.
FEELING.
Over at the Blue Jeans committee rooms WASH
ngton street the democratic crowds in gee and
correspon ingly vocierous, but tho day
the smoke battle gradually cleared away relieving
by degrees the enveoped mystery Of the sanguinary
battlefield and exposing both the points OF defeat and
trophies OF victory tho republicans cheered up and
this cheerulness has now in the carly evening. deve
opcd hilarious hopefulness. Apparently their
dependency has taken wings not that they arc, by
any means out OF the woods at all OF success,
but reports OF gains steady and unbroken
by adverse reports that the expectation tor striking
and solid republican victory.
OPINION A REPUBLICAN
Meeting Colonel Will r. Holloway Morton's brother
in-law and the Postmaster hore, most astuts poll
tician inquired his opinion, which he gave In forci
BILE speech Us loows:-
.'Ohi IL will be close very close We can't tell any
thing about II yct II will takc thrce four days
get anything definite and certain Perhaps the official
count will be required to assure usn
suggested to him, "rnen, Colonel you arc not
sangune OF having won a republican victorv?''
.No: / thlnk It's min and tuck with chancea