Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-14
Washington Wild With Enthusiasm-l

JOHN c. NEW. | Washington Wild With Enthusiasm-A Republican Senator From Indiana. WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-This city is wild | with excitement tonight over the Republi- can victories in Ohio and Indiana. There is l an immense crowd gathered in front of the Republican headquarters, where speeches | are being made by Attorney General Devens, Bob Ingerson and others. Bands are playing and bonfres are lighted all over the city. | Chairman Hubbell of the Republican Central 1 committee has just received the following l from Chauncey I. Filley, 8 member of the National committee at Indianapolis: Advices received indicate from 1000 to s. 900 majority for Porter. The House will stand 54 Republicans, 45 Democrats and 1 l Greenbacker the Senate 25 Republicans, 22 Democrats and Greenbacker, with one Green back district doubtful. This insures the election of a Republican United States Sena- tor in place of Mcdonald.
 At o'clock this evening Mir. Hubbell re- ceived dispatch from George c. Gorham at Indianapolis to the same effect. Large num- bers of Republicans are parading the streets wearing 1929" badges.
 Telegrams to Chairman JeweI-2O,O ,OOO Majority in Ohio-A Gain of 1,3OO i'm
 Garfield's District.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The following spicy bit of correspondence between ex-Governor Jewell and Colonel Robert G. Ingerson creat- ed unbounded mirth and enthusiasm at the National Republican headquarters.
 To Colonel Robert I7agersOU, Washington.
 Do you recollect an old book published long time ago called the Bible Can you find copy7 If read the 126th psalm, verse 12. MARSHALL JEWELL.
 Colonel Ingerson replies as follows:
 wAsH1NeToN, Oct. 1s.-Good for the Bible agement The inauguration of Garneld has menced Signed INeERsoLL.
 Mr. Jewell has received the following dispatches.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Porter's majority is 5000. We elect eight Congressmen and I think majority of the Legislature on joint ballot How do you feel?
 Signed JOHN C. NEW
 CoLUMBUs, Oct. B, p. m.-We have cer- tainly elected fifteen Congressman. Our plu- rality will be 20, ,OOO
 (Signed) c. K. NASH,
 Chairman Republican State Committee
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13, 3p. m.-Our ma GOO to 5000. We have elected eight and probably nine of the thirteen Congressmen. It now looks as though we had made clean sweep. c. W. DORSEY.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13, 8:2O p. m.-The re- turns continue to improve. We will have 5000 to 5000 majority over Landers. We have the Legislature on joint ballot and have gained two Congressman.
 (Signed) c. w. DORSEY. COLUMBUS, Oct 13, 6:35 p. m.-Sixty three counties returns on Secretary of State show l Republican gains of ?, 800 over Foster's vote of 1S79 think that the plurality for Secre- tary of State will reach 20 GOO and the plural if1vo &ha h.1o af Tot ioI,o 9 1000 larger. The Secretary of State was badly cut in some localities We elect fifteen Congressman out of the twenty without doubt. Garfeld's own district gives a gain over last year of 300.
 (Signed) G. N. NASH The following was received shortly before midnight:
 turns make the entire Republican State ticket safe by 1000 majority. The Republicans elect Congressman in the First, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth dis tricts, and claim the Seventh district. Dem ocratic Congressmen are elected in the Sec ond, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Twelfth dis tricts. From present indications there is a Republican majority in both branches of the Legislature.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-At Il o'clock to- ulSnI GHe 1OHo"1HS uISpdUcA "ao TeceIFeu Ut the National Democratic headquarters
 INDIAHAPoL1s Oct. 13-1O:3O P. M.
 Forty-three counties give 5,561 Republican gain. The whole Republican State ticket is elected.
 (Signed) WATERBURY
 The announcement of the above dispatch cast quite a gloom over those present. In a few moments the rooms were deserted The following was received at the same time:
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IS.
 Returns from more than half the State make 1t certain that Porter and the RepubG- can State ticket is elected by at least 5, GOO. Seven Democrats are elected to Congress. The Legislature is claimed by the Republi-. cans, but is in doubt yet.
 (Signed) A. BROWN.