The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
The Buckeye States Sting
ing Rebuke
Of the SIander and Abuse
Heaped Upon Garfield
BY Democratic Politicians of
the 329 School.
THE SITUATION YEsrERDAY AFrER-
NOON
The Democrats siiii CiaimIng.It, But the
Authentic Returns Against Them.

The Democrats siiii CiaimIng.It, But the
Authentic Returns Against Them.
CoLuMBus, o., October 14.-Republican
State Committee have returns from 81 out
Of ss counties which show Republican
gains Of $500. and Democratic gains Of
6,7sl. Net Republican gain for Townsend,
Secretary Of State, 1878.
THE NAJoRIrlEs ON coNGREssMKS.
CINCINNATI, October l4.-The following
are the unofficial maiorities OF Congress.
men as far as heard from: First district,
Butterworth, Rep, 1902; SECOND district,
Young, Rep, 1907; Third district, Morey,
Rep, 9Oi; Fourth district, Schultz, Rep,
$50; Sixth district, Richie, Rep, es4;
Eighth district, Keller, Rep, $500; Ninth
district, Robinson, Rep, l,lO0; Tenth
district, Rice, Rep, 1887; Eleventh dis.
trict, Neal, Rep, $500; Thirteenth Dis.
trict, Athertoo, DEM, 200; Fifteenth dig
trict, Dawes, Rep, 549; Twentienth dis.
trict, Townsend, Rep, 5,244.
WORTH REMEMBERING.
WRrLsBuRd, October l4.-Look here and
don't forget it. Wells township, Jetfsr-
son county, Ohio, opposite here, gives four
OF Republican majority, which Is great
revolution. II has always been Demo-
cratic. G. B. @.
ANOTHER LIKE UNTO IT.
BELLAIRE, October l4.-Goshen town.
ship, Belmont county, heretofore always
Democratic, gives Republican majority
Of 50, complete revolution on small
scale.
BIG TINE AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, O., October l4.-Arrauge.
ments has been made for series OF Re.
publican Jollifcation meetings next Sat-
urday night. A meeting has been ar
ranged at Music Hall, Cincinnati, where
Governor Foster will meet aud welcome
Porter, Governor.elect OF Indiana.
DEMOCRATIC GRIP GONE.
CoLrMBus, October l3.-To-nighta Dem
ocrat dared me to bet ten dollars that Han
cock would not carry Northern State.
offered then TO bet him any sum, even,
that Hancock would not have one hun
dred and thirty. eight electoral votes, and
he backed down. We will carry Delaware,
Virginia and Florida, sure. I never saw
the Democrats so utterly down in the
mouth and so sick and sad. They make
no pretenses to the contrary and gloomily
acknowledge that the Jig Is up. Thurman
said o.day that he acknowledged that the
Presidential question Is settled, and that
the Democrats can see no reason for hope.
Foster prophesies fifty thousand in Ohio
for Garfield. II Is the end Of the Solid
South.
EASTERN DEMOCRATIC ORATORS AFRAID TO GO
HOME.
One Of the most laughable things Of the
day is the distress OF Cochran, Purdy,
Carpenter, and several other Eastern men
who have been stumpiug the State for the
Democrats. They are still staying here,
and say they are afraid to go home. They
were so confident they would carry both
Ohio and Indiana that they telegraphed
friends in the East to bet all the money
they could get hold Of on the Democrats.
At midnight last night, when II was learn
ed that Ohio had gone Republican by q
large msjority, they believed that the
Democrats were still all right, and, they
teIegraphed their friends in the East 70
get even ON Ohio by betting more on In.
diana. To-day they have been getting dis
patches from their friends telling them to
prepare to occupy the first carriage in a
first-class funeral, when they get home.