The daily gazette., 1878-10-07
OHIO AND INDIANA.
VARIOUS nsTIMATBs AS re THE RESULT
OF To-MoRRow's ELECTIONS.

VARIOUS nBTIMATBs AS To THE RESULT
OF ro-MoRRows ELECTIONS.
| CINCINNATI, Oct, 6.-After careful
survey of the field the indications are
that the election ON Tuesday will be very
close. Both the great parties claim that
| tthey win win, but the National element
makes the result uncertain. The chances,
however, are favorable for Republican
majority of 1900. As to Congress, the
Republicans are sure TO elect ex-Gov.
Tom Young Ia the Second District, j.
Warren Keller in the Fourth, James Is.
Luckey in the Seventh, James Monroe
| in the Seventeenth, Gen. Garfield in the
Nineteenth, and Amos Townsend In the
| Twentieth.
| There are also fair prospects for the
8 lc, IS of But erworth over Sayler in u
First Mcknight, in the Eleventh, and
Mckinley in the Sixteenth. In the Ninth,
English, Independent Republican, will
PRO bably be chosen over Converse, Dem
ocrat. The Democrats can safely count
on returning Mcmahon in the Third,
LeFevre in the Fifth, though there Is
serious revolt, Hill in the Sixth, Finley
in the Eighth, Atherton In the Fourteen
tn, and Geddes In the Fifteenth. The
Tenth, Ewing's district, Is very doubtful,
aud IL is just possible III It Horton Repub;
ican, will lead. Both sides are confident.
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL.
THE KsQUIRER's CALCULATIONS.
CINCINNATI, Oct 6.-From the most
trustworthy data to be procured in all
parts of the State II would seem almost
certain that the election of Tuesday will
result in the triumph of the Democratic
State ticket and the cnoice of certainly
twelve, and more likely of thirteen or
fourteen, Democratic Congress men out
of the twenty that represent Ohio. The
Naft Ia
III the State this fall and doubtless will do
so, but IL is only aggressive and contide II
in the northern counties along the Lake
shore, and, with one single exception,
Sandusky county, In what have hitherto
been Republican strongholds. A fair
estimate of the strength of the Nationals
| is 10000, AMI one-halt of this amount
comes from six counties hitherto Re-
publican, on the Northern tier of coun-
ties and in the Western Reserve.
The Congressional Districts claimed by
the Democrats are the First, where Say
Ter is running; the Second, Goss the
| Third, McMahon; the Fifth, LeFevre;
the Sixth Hill; the Eighth, Finley; the
Ninth, Converse; the Tenth, Ewing; the
Eleventh, Dickey; the Fourteenth, Ath-
erton; the Fifteenth, Geddes; and the
Sixteenth, Wiley. Those which are re-
garded as doubtful, but claimed by the
I .
District) and the Thirteenth (the Monetta
District In the Seventeenth (Monroes)
/ District the Nationals claim that they
will elect their candidate, and in the
Twentieth Cleveland they are also
boastingthe same thing.
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
INDIANA's OUTLOOK.
CINCINNATI, Oct, 6.--Indications now
point strongly 10 the success of the
Democratic State ticket in the election
in Indiana on Tuesday. The Repubh-
cans generally concede this though they
have h )pe that the Nationals may draw
away enough votes from the Democrats
to enable them 10 run in between on a
plurality. The Congressional situation
is not hopeful one for the Republicans.
The delegation now stands nine Repub-
leans to four Democrats. If the Repub-
licans retain control of seven of their
districts next Tuesday they will do all
that the more observing ones expect.
The Indianapolis district is pretty sure
to elect the Rev. Mr.. De La Matyr, the
Democratic Greenback fusion candidate
over Hanna. The present Representa-
tive is Republican. The Second, Third,
and Twelfth districts will return Demo-
cratic candidates beyond doubt. The
Fourth is very close.
In the Fifth Judge Holman, Democrat
will probably be defeated. The Sixth Is
close. TIE Seventh is the Indianapolis
district. The Eighth is pretty certain to
elect General Hunter, Republican. The
Ninth is the district which Godlove s.
Orth, who withdrew from the race for
Governor in 1876, is attempting to carry.
His chances are good. The Tenth and
Eleventh districts will go Republican
and the Thirteenth Is in some doubt. The
Legislature will probably be carried by
the Republicans, though the Nationals
expect TO elect enough members to hold
the balance of power and dictate the
choice of United States Senator. Should
they succeed it Il said that they will re-
fuse to indorse Voorhees, and will prefer
Buchanan, of indianapolis, who is known
throughout the State as the "Plan."