The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15

elected to the State Senate from this dis
trict. The Democrats also probably elect
the Prosecuting Attorney.
XENIA, Oct. 15.-The Republican majority
in Greene County is almost 2, 100. Greene
(Rep. J, for the Legislature, runs behind his
ticket, but is elected.
ZANEsvILLE, Oct. 15.-The Republican
county ticket is perhaps all elected except
Prosecuting Attorney.
LEBANON, Oct 15.-Dr. Mounts, for State
Senator, is ahead of the ST. te ticket in
this county 75 but his election is not yet
assured. The Republican majority in this
county will exceed l,6OO.
GREENFIELD, Oct 15.-Republican gains
and big vote. Tom Long, Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, stands some show.
WASHINGTON @. H., Oct. 15.-There is
about the usual result in Fayette County,
although there are indications of a small
Republican gain.
GALLON, O., Oct, 15-Ewings total ma
400, the largest ever given here. There is a
gain for the Democracy in the county.
MARYsvILLE, Oct. 15.-The Republican
Representave in this county is elected and
the gain is in favor of that party
M1DDLETowN, Oct. 15.-The vote here was
the heaviest ever polled, 1,226. DIR. Mounts,
Republican, for Senator, ran 100 ahead of
his ticket.
PIQUA, Oct. 15.-The whole county Re-
publican ticket is elected by perhaps 800
majority.
BATAVIA, Oct. 15.-Jim Crosson. for Rep
resentative, and the entire Democratic tick
ct, is elected. Ewing's majority exceeds
600.
URBANA, Oct. 15.-The election passed off
quietly, with the heaviest vote ever polled
in the county. The entire Republican
ticket is elected, including Representative.
The State ticket is estimated to receive 925
majority, being Republican gain Of 70.
KENToN, Oct. 15-The Republicans elect
their entire county ticket. Stillings, Rep.
is elected Judge. Strong Rep, is elected
Senator
PROMINENT BUCKEYES ON THE RESULT.
New York, Oct. ia dispatch to the
Herald this morning from Gen. Garfield,
Cleveland, says the Greenback party is
practically broken up. Two-thirds of its
voters of last year have gone back to their
old parties. There are heavy Republican
gains in the Western Reserve and in all the
manufacturing and mining districts of
Northeastern Ohio.
Congressman Townsend telegraphs from
Cleveland that Guy yahoga County gives Fos-
ter majority of about 5000, and elects all
the Republican nominees for Representa-
| tives.
Congressman Keifer telegraphs from
| Springfield that that city gives Republi-
can gain Of 220 and majority of $50.
Editor Smith, of the Cincinnati Gazette,
telegraphs that the State gives $4,000 to
40, 900 majority for Foster, and carries both
branches of the Legislature 1t is safe to
say Cincinnati and the county are de-
cidedly Republican.
Congressman Butterworth telegraphs
from Cincinnati gain of 1900 for the Re-
publicans of Hamilton County, with ma
jority Of $500.
Mr.. Lawrence telegraphs from Belle
fontaine, claiming the State for the Repub-
licans by 10000.
Editor Cowles, of the Cleveland Leader
telegraphs total Republican gain of II, ,00C
and the Legislature Republican.
R. BrinkerhoR telegraps from Mansfield
that Richland County, the home of Secre
tary Sherman, with the returns of the city
of Mansfield and one-half of the County
gives Dem. gain over last year Of 4S, and
will increase it to 100 in the County.
Republican Congressman Young tele-
graphs from Cincinnati that Foster is
elected by 10000 majority. Williams, col
ored, elected in this county by 5000 majori.
ty to the Legislature. We have carried the
State. This city and county names the
next President. 1t is suited that Sherman
is the man.
Editor Halstead. of Cincinnati, tele
graphs that Hamilton County has gone Re
publican with 1000 to 5000 majority. The
Republicans claim the election Of the en-
tire county ticket. They may possibly
loose one member of tie Legislature. The
Republicans claim over 20, 900 majority fol
Foster.
WHAT THE NEW YORK PRESS SAYS.
New York, Oct. 15.-The Herald editori
ally says that the result of the election il
Ohio tends to Republican success in New
York and should this be the actual effect
Tilden may bid long farewell to his Presi
dental hopes. 1t is no longer thought
Grant is the only man that can save the
Republican party. Ohio will go into the
National Convention with a strong from
either for Sherman or Hayes. Blaine may
be encouraged and he has hosts of friends
in several Western States. The Ohio vic
tory certainly strengthens Sherman.
The Times says the significance of the
Ohio victory lies in the evidence which il
affords, that the people of Ohio fairly rep
resenting the people Of the North, arr
thoroughly aroused as to the tendency O
Democratic rule. and are resolved to over
throw it wherever it has gained footing.
The World says: Ewing is beater
as he elected to be when, a
the outset of his canvass he deliberately
abandoned the strong ground of an out
right Democrat, by the protest against tht
vetoes of President Hayes, and undertook
to counter with his own financial theories
The Tribune says that the one might,
cause of the Republican victory in Ohit
has been the profound conviction of thu
people that the interests of the country vii
not be safe for the next four years in Dem
ocratic hands. They were forced to thi
conclusion when they saw on the one hant
the tendency of the controlling element O
the Democratic party toward soft money
imitation and repudiation theories, and wer'
confronted on the other by the aggressiy,
insolence of the Solid South.
The Sun saws the returns indicate thu