Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-16
calico Charlie Twenty five Thou
sand Yards Ahead!
AND THE LEGISLATURE RE-
PUBLICAN!

Returns from all parts of the State show |
a very heavy vote, and large Republican
gains in nearly every county, and ensure |
the election of Foster and the State ticket |
by majority of from 10000 to 10000, |
and Republican majority in the Legisla- |
Uure, which secures the retirement of
Thurman from the U. S. Senate, and the
election Ofla Republican to succeed him.
The Republicans did hard and deter
mined days work on Tuesday, and are in
jubilant spirits over the result. They
have achieved a grand victory in the State.
We give below the telegraph news from
different portions of the State, showing
time we go to press:
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, l A. M.-The chair
man of the Democratic State Executive
Committee comedies the election of the
entire State Republican ticket, but claims
that sufficient returns have not been re-
ceiVed 10 determine the complexion of
the next Legislature, and thinks that
later returns will show large Democratic
gains in several counties of the State.
Inc cildlIIldu vi tue IGCDuDltCdl EN-
ecutive Committee claims the election of
Foster by 5000 majority, and thinks
! that the Republicans will elect majority
of the members of the General Assembly.
| 40 A. NAT this hour we have re-
| turns of the vote on Governor from over
One-fOurth of the State, which show Re
publican gains of 1900, and indicate a
! Republican majority in the State of not
less than $4,000.
DELAWARE, Oct. 1.-THE net gain of
1879 over 1877, in thirteen voting pre-
! cincts out of twenty-four, gives Foster
484; Ewing, 233; Jones, for Legislature,
564; Elliott, 1888; Jay, for Senate, 6S4 +;
Marriott, so.
WILAuNGTON, October I4.-Quiet elec-
ton and largest vote ever pOlled in Union
township. General Republican gain
i throughout the county, with increased
| vote everywhere.
SANDUsKY, Oct. 14.-The Republicans
have achieved a glorious victory in this
city to-day, Ewing carrying the city by
only II majority, Republican gain OF
2l4 over the vote for Governor in 1877
The townships of che county are not al
heard from yet, but the latest returns re-
ceived indicate large Republican gains
Roby and Kelly, Republican candidate!
for Senators, are probably elected.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Isl 80 A. MA
this writing there is no doubt of the cleo
ton of the whole Republican ticket, VIII
Iiams and all. The majOrities will ruL
in -this-eettffty from I 700 TO 5000.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 15.-The Republican
have administered to the Democracy il
this county a Waterloo defeat, haVin.
elected the entire Republican ticket b.
probably an average majority of 35C
making a net Republican gain of from
/ 400 to GOO.
CLEVELAND, Oct. I5.-Well-informe
politicians, who, have carefully watche
the vote during the day, are of the Opir
i ion that Foster has 5000 majority i
e CuyahOga, while a few put it as high :
n 5000. IC is believed the entire Republ
can ticket has a majority.
Highland county has gone Republican
and elects a Republican Representative
Madison county elects a Republics
a Representative.
# Ross county elects one Republican Rel
# resentative, and the HighIand Sen
y torial district elects Col. Brown (Repu
4 lican) Senator.
/ Greene county rolls up a Republics
q majority of over 2OOO.
70 Williams the cOlOred candidate for Re
Al resentative in Hamilton county, IT
70 ahead of his ticket.
4 THE LATEST NEWS.
IS Mr.. Smith, telegraph operator at tn
~ place, has just furnished us with the fl
p lowing telegram:
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15-7 40 P. M.-Fc
- ter's majority is 10000. The Repub
@ cans claim twenty-three Senators al
: sixty-nine Representatives. Ross
ia
I'd THE Enquirer of yesterday morning h
be no display of poultry at the top of its cC
n umns, but instead puts forth the fOllo7
I'd ing doleful sounds in its headlines in re
IN erence to the election on Tuesday:
r "Lost! Gone up the Spout! The ST
rs Ter Greater than the Soldier, and Bay
a. nets Must Rule Ballots! So say the NJ
- iority of the People of Ohio! Calico
Ie King, and Patriotism and ValO- go /
ge Naught! The National Banks get aw
s. with the Moneyless Masses! Tho
he Fences are Repaired, and the Sherm
Boom is Booming! The Alleged Electi
lis held Yesterday in the Buckeye Stat
be Returns Showing Almost Universal T
as publican Gains, and the State Claimed
l., them all the way from Fifteen to Twent
y five Thousand! The Republicans a
as hold an Election in Iowa, and Most Pro
'r. ably Achieve VictOry!"
The Enquirer is evidently in distr
and past praying for. Poor Enquirer!