Daily Republican., 1879-10-16
THE VICTORY.

: Further Returns from Ohio and
Iowa Everything safe for the
Republfcans-Republican Retoic.
iDgs and Democratic Depres.
sion.
| COLUMBUS, o., Oct. Is, 9.24P M
Since noon the returns received by the
Republican State Committee show that
in addition to the list of Senators sent
at noon, the Republicans have elected
Sinks in the Third District, and
Mounts in Second district, but they
admit the defeat of Chambers in the
Fifteenth district. This gives the Re-
publicans twenty-three Senators and
sixty-seven Representatives, or thir-
teen Of majority on joint ballot.
The Democratic committee do not con-
cede as large majority as this, and it
may take full official returns to decide
what the exact majority in the Legisla-
ture will be. The returns which have
been coming in this evening ars large
ly from Democratic strongholds, and
materially reduce Fosters majority.
The Republican committee is now no.
tifying its correspondents that Fosters
majority will probably fall as low as
seventeen thousand.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 15.-The Lucas
county official vote gives Ewing ninety
three majority over Foster, being =
Republican gain of 1858 on the vote of
1878. Walbridge, Republican Sena.
tor, has 1851 majority. Returns from
various counties in this Senatorial
district now indicate the election of
Wilkin (Dem.) by l60 to 200 majority.
The Republicans elect both representa-
tives from Lucas county by 3Sl maiori-
ty.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dot. 15.-9.35 P. NJ.
The Republican victory is SO complete
that it surprises the Republicans and
|overwhelms the Democrats. At the
Democratic committee rooms there is
little figuring to-day. The prominent
members of the committee say they
have no news. They ooncede the cleo
tion of State ticket to the Republicans
bya decided majority, and allow that
there is working Republican majority
in the House of Representatives. They
still claim, however, to have one or two
majority in the Senate. The committee
men decline to give figures as to MAORI
ties.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.-Reports from
all the precincts of Hamilton County
except ten give Charles Foster, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, g.
500 majority; Hickenlooper (Rep., } for
Lieutenant-Governor 3,496 majority;
and Og levee (Rep.,) for Auditor, q
500 majority.
The Republican majority on the State
Senatorial ticket ranges from 3,529 to
1858, and on the Representative ticket
from 1,4l7 to 3,7s5. George W. Will
liams (colored, the Republican candi-
date for the Legislature, received the
lowest Republican vote, but still has
over 1000 more than the highest DEM
ocratic vote.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 15.-All the
latest returns serve to increase the Re-
PApAiooA RNnJoAiys Iu0 OtdLo hcRISLoT
now puts the majority on the State
ticket at 10000 over the other parties,
with an extreme likelihood that it will
reach 35, 200. The Republican majority
in the Legislature on joint ballot will
be larger than in the last. The Re-
publican gain over the vote of two
years ago is put down at $4,000 votes,
the Republican candidate then lacking
5000 of majority over all.
DEs MONIES, Oct. Is, Midnight.
Retur IS from torty-three counties indi-
ate a majority for the Republican
State ticket of %, 900 over all the other
three parties. a Republican gain of 27,-
600 over 1877, and $4,000 over 1878.
Gears majority over Trimble (Dem.) is
stated Ivy Mr.. Runnels, chairman of the
Republican State Committee at 5000;
his majority over Campbell (Greenback-
cry at over 100000,
On the Legislature Runnels claims
twenty-six out of twenty-nine Senators
elected this year, with chance of elect
ing all, and eighty out of the o"e hund-
red members of the House.