The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-11
Indiana Democratic on the Largest
Vote Ever Polled.
VEST VIRGINIA ALSO DEMOCRATIC.
Hayes's Majority Of Last Year
Wiped Out in Ohio.
THE VERY LATEST REPORTS.
Skies Bright for Governor Tllden
in the West.

The returns from the Western elections
received since our editorial columns were
made up very clearly indicate that the
Democrats yesterday won sweeping VIC
tories. 1t IL absolutely certain that West
Virginia has gone heavily Democratic. 1t
Is probable that the majority will be in
tho neighborhood OF 5000, which is large
for 80 small State. Though the returns
from Indiana are stin meagre they very
clearly indicate that the State has gone
Democratic by handsome majority. And
unless more complete returns from the
rural districts Of Ohio will make up for
the great losses Of the Republicans In Gin
cinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, Gov.
HAYEs's owu State, has gone over
to the Democrats. II IL has,
this puts finishing touch to
Hayes, and practically ends the Presiden-
rtisl contest. The details below will afford
refreshing reading for the friends Of Til
den ard Hendricks
COLUMBUS, Dot. 1910 p. M Scattering
returns from various parts OF the State indicate
shat the vote polled was very large one. and
% far they look a. though there was a Demo-
cratic victory 10 the election OF Bell. candidate
for Secretary Of State. Comparing the major-
tiss received thus far with those OF last year on
Governor, the Democratic gains are large, and
II the same ratio Is kept up throughout the
rsst OF the state, there 10 no doubt Of q hand
some Democr tic victory. few ret from
Gen. Garn Ids district indicate that Gen. Case
mont will reduce his majority OF two ysars ago
fully one-half and In doing so will reduce the
Republican majority In that district on the
State ticket nearly the same In the Second
DISTRICT Cinoinnati), it is thought that Banning
(Dem.b Is defeated. In the Sixth District. Hurd
DemJ has good chances OF election. In tho
Twelfth District (Columbus), very large Demo-
crauo gains are reported, particularly here In
Columbus, where In four wards alone the DEM
oorauc gains foot up ATS. EwiDgs majority for
OonRress will not fall short OF 1000. At this
time the Democrats are very jubiiant and cl i'm
the State. while the Re blicans are CORRESPOND
iRrly depressed.
CIsCISSArI-l0 p. M.-The Chairman OF the
Democratic County Committee claims that
Hamilton county has gone Democratic BY
ESQ. against l.295 Republic n III jnutv last
year. Banning Dem for Con.ress in the couu
District Claims tnat tie Is elected 10y a TT ma
Of sayier (DemJ IN tue Fret District
Enriy returns snow Dem cIalic gains at nearly
all points Four wards in Columbus show u
Democratic gain Of SO on the w Of last year.
In this city the gains are very even 8" FAR.
dispatch from Cleveland saws that iyahogo
county will live 500 Republican ma jority-A
Democratic gain Of 1,U+0 over ST year.
dtsp cn from the euitnr II the Clevelfnd
11atndedIer says the Democratic gain VA twelve
Wnrds VI IA city snd iiom townships IN CuyA-
bo9a county Is 2,O0.
doepatcn from Columbus says the Demo.
cratic majority IN Franklin county 10 150O ser
than that OF IL ST We r.
Bolrs ity m the city Of 6aDdusky H. l4o, q
Democr tio ia OF lg.
The Democrats claim to have elected their
ticket In IA mil on 60 ntv by $500 M Majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-The DoiDocrats bere are
now vefS oouhuehi. from the returns they have
seoeiv@d, th't tbev nave elected Bell nd
riSd the eptire state ticket message received
from CiOcinn4ti announces the election Of u a.
Gns lDemJ TO Congress- by a maj ritv OF l5o0.
Aod 70 this Sayler's majority, CONCEDED at l,5OO
20 soOO, renders II certain that Hamilton county
has gone Domoc attic by from 1900 TO 8.5Oj
Paynes re-el@otiO in levelsnd IL regsrdedlas
certain, "A Is also Hurd's N the Toledo district.
MOst cf the country dat lets show consider.
nble Dem cratic gains though In soIne of them
tue Republic ns nave gains show. The
Demoor l., however, feel that thev arc IN the
asoengant, ana "ro very .biia' over what they
consider the greatest vic tory They co I'd Ossibly
attain Ii - in'pn,.iOle al this hour to make
accurate chcul ,llOns II gslhs through the
btato out en' u l. already known 70 make
them very conndeut Il III. result. john G.
thompson, Oh NINA of the : It Cnnmittoe
teleeIaphs 10 w. 4. elton Of Nrw Y,lL thlt Al
che returns are favor Arle, aud .uulcate lhe cleo
zion OF Bell.
Later.--A private des patch from Cincinnati
says Bells M j. ~ Ia HamntOn county wall TO
from 1000 to 900 eayler's majority Tor CON-
RreSs Will lie aOuut iUNsl, and lJauniuR's about
h,tW; Ehiig is eiectrd 10 Congres from the