The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-09
THE ELECTIONS.
The Repuhlicans euccessful in CIncil

The Republicans Successful In ClncinnatI.
CINCINNATI, April 8.-Full returns from all
the voting places and accurate but not official
footings show the majorities to be as follows:
Jacobs. Rep, 361; Boyce, Rep, 294; Foraker,
Rep, 6gS; Kumler, Rep, $50; knorr, Rep,
& KsnnelI M Rep. ps; | scRWab, aa % DEM, liz. p' -
the Cincinnati Elections
How the Democrats Account for Their
Defeat.
CINCINNATI, April 8.-Politicians are busy
to-day discussing the result Of yesterdays
election. Jacobs, Republican candidate for
mayor, has majority OF about 400, and the
remainder Of the Republican ticket is elected
the exception Of police judge and q justice Of
the peace. Wilson, Democrat, for police
Judge, has majority OF over 1900; and
SehWaub, Democrat, for justice OF the peace,
q majority OF 1856.
The Republicans are satisfied with the re-
suit without caring to find out how 1t hap
pened, but the Democrats urge that the re-
suit really shows q big Democratic gain In
the city. They say that the city has always
vote, and that the large Socialistic and Labor
party vote cast at the recent elections came
almost entirely out OF the Republican party,
leaving the Democrats able to pull through,
This time the whole labor vote Was about 400
The Democrats claim that they have made
large gains and to be almost even, when this
large vote dropped back TO It's old place In
the Republican party. The Republicans, on
the contrary, claim that the majority for the
Democratic position on national issues, and
urge 1t as reason why the President should
veto the appropriation bills In the shape they
will reach him.
80 Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, April s.-At the municipal
orally successful. r +. Herrick, for mayor,
had about 1000 majority. 2. Young, Demo
crat, was elected police judge.
Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., April s.-Suficient returns
are In to demonstrate that the Republicans
have swept the city and elected q. q. Collins
mayor by between Soo ana l20o ;aIlority, and
They have also elected sufficient members to
make the CITY Council Republican by five
majority. This Is the first time since the or
ganization OF the party that the Republicans
have elected their candidate for mayor.
IATER-Full returns from all the wards OF
this city show that Collins, Republican, has
been elected mayor by 100 majority, and all
the other candidates, except the cemetery
trustees, against whom there was no Opposi-
ton, by large majority.
other ohio Towns.
FREMONT, April THE Democrats elect
Ine mayor. uensva navena sl.l e. anu LiyIaa wei.
os pa,,,ha sIie Lu"ne
AKRON, April S.-The entire city Democratic
ticket was elected, with the exception Of the
street commissioner.
PAINESvILLE, April 8.-Ihe Democrats elect
two our OF three councilmen.
WARREN, April THE Republican city
ticket was elected.
The Republicans Generally Successful In
Ohi0-Republican Jubilant.
COLUMBUS. O.. April 8-The Republican
victory in this CITY Yesterday was larger than
the returns last night indicated the major
orypanization lay MI Of the Republican party in this
citv nv Col. Moore was yarv effectiye and
served to bring out the full vote Of the or
oanization. Col. Moore is being pressed for
ward bv the Independent Republican press
G Central q Committee. The Democrats as well
as the Republicans express the opinion that
the Ohio members iI Congress have been
most emphatically spoken to by the events
Of Yesterday, the Democratic cities of Day-
ton. Lancaster and Mount Vernon having
been Completely overturned. The Repub.
iicans have gained In ali parts Of the State.
a number OF the Republican committee ex-
nrasses the belief that Ohio will lead off with
30 600 Republican majority next fail.
TN. Renunr,c.ns Have . rorehlIxht Pm,
A"0 .a I,s.- 49,. y.S.
CINCINNATI, April S.A torchllght proces.
sion OF Kepu6llcans, with several pands OF
music, serenaded the GdSette ana Lomnaerca0t
newspaper oInceS this evening. "a response
to 2 call MIrat Halstead, OF the C0nnaercadL,
SaiQ. IL ~ pleasure W achHOWieuXo Ine
% complmenG @ q y yonr cail aa e1ls corner. d w
ana alscapIine' cohsisIens I. WIN , ACTIVITY IL
puDllc analrs' unael conolIlons imppseo py
Ine system OF ponticai oreanizatlon thaI pre-
vans. however, We are um png sunIect as
TaolcaI ana as parIlsan as anypouy. ~ - OUT
Iavorlte d0ctrlne tnat we people OF tne U UniGed
OF the earth; that this nation is one and In
now ana forever. lC was Cl1S