Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-15
FtgurIns Oa Gains.

gressmen. Nothing more to-.
night.
Figuring Oa Gains.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14th.-690
precincts give the Democratic vote
as los, $50, Republican vote 1l6 8S1,
National, 5478. The same precincts
in 1875 gave the Democrats 100, 1896,
the Republicans los, and the
Nationals 60S9. The net Republic
can gain Is 60lS. Forty.eight per
cent. of the State vote Is now in,
and this proportion will elect Por-
ter by 6lS1 majority. This state
ment excludes indianapolis, which
gives 705 Republican gain.
More vague specoiations.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14th.-There Is
nothing later from Ohio or Indi-
ana, except to confirm last nights
dispatches. The net result of Tues
days elections is about as follows:
West Virginia is in doubt, but
probably Democratic, with consid-
cradle Republican gains, but no fig.
ures are at hand which will posi-
lively fix majorities.
Ohio is from 10000 to $4,000 Re-
publican, electing every man on
the State ticket by an average gain
over last year of about 1000 votes.
The Congressional delegation is
Is Republicans to five Democrats
Republican gain of six. The cleo
ton of Republican United States
"a Tho tnlr
cts generally show large Republic
can gains. This is particularly 80
in Garfield's district, which gives
some 40, 600 in Ohio in Novem Der.
Indiana is certainly Republican
by 1000 to II, 600 majority, probably
nearer the former figure, Repub-
lican gain of 1900 to 1900. Less
than half the returns nre now in,
| but the later ones have been more
favorable than the earlier ones.
The Republicans have certainly
elected the Legislature and have
about sixteen to spare. They have
eight and probably nine of the
thirteen Congressman, Republi.
can gain of three. Probably they
will elect Republican successor
to Senator Mcdonald. The chief
cities and towns are strongly Re.
publican, as also the large manu-
featuring districts, where the tariff
question told heavily to the ad.
vantage of the Republicans.
Porter ran about 10000 ahead
of his ticket on account
of the personal unpopularity
of Landers and his own popularity,
Republicans say the victory is due
to the thorough organization, agi.
tation of the tariff question, the
unpopularity of the Democratic
nominees and the excellent charac
ter of the Republican ticket. The
Democrats family clai m fraud, bui
are evidently used up completely
having lost everything they claim
ed and fought for. The election
was very fairly won, there being
no frauds to speak of and perfect
peace at the polls. The Republi
cans are fairly boiling with joy
and there is rejoicing in every stor,
and workshop.
The Feeling at vgashiss;os.
i CHICAGO, Oct. 13th.-An Inter
Ocean Washington special says
The Post, Democratic, concedes the
election OF Garfield, ii its previou.
editorial utterances mean any
thing, for it has distinctly declared
for two weeks that If both Ohit
and Indiana went Republican
they would give up the fight. Johr
G. Thompson, early In the cam
paign, made the same declaration
Secretary SchurZ expects elk t,
ten Republican majority in tn,
next House. Postmsster-Gene
, Maynard concurs. The magnitude
of the victory OF yesterday is fully
!: appreciated here and Schuiz sen
to-day letter Of congratulation tt
Garfield On his certain election
Chairman Jewell now consider:
Virginia, North Carolina and
Florida hopeful and attributes the
result to fear of Democratic ascend.
ancy and its effect on business
Garfield would, he said. get ten
thousand more votes in Ohio than
the Republican majority at this
election. He is confident of New
York, Maine, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. He don't believe there
Is a man who understands the polit-
zeal developments of the last two
weeks who don't feel certain that
New York is securely Republican.
The Republicans must, however,
keep right on gaining.
West Virginia Eiecsisu.
WHEELING, VIVA. October IA
| The Indications are that the Re-
publieaus reduce Democratic ma
jorities in o number of counties,
but the Democratic majority will
not be less than 5000. The Green.
hackers, who claimed 25 600 in the
State, did not poll half that. The
Republican candidate for Governor
leads his. ticket and beats the
Democratic candidate in his own
home. The vote is very large.
Eight Thousand Ciasme ed for Porter
INDIANAPOLIS, October Ire.
turns by precincts now in comprise
about half the State and indicate
a plurality for Porter of 5000. Moth.
ing has been received from Craw-
ford, Perry or Dubois county.
rhs Vote Of E1smiisou County.
| CINCINNATI, October 14th.-Thc
unofficial returns from the whole
of Hamilton county give Town.
send (Rep), for Secretary of State,
81, 1913; Long (Dem), S1.S4O; Town.
sends majority, 22s9; McIllvaine
(Rep), for Judge of the Supreme
Court, "a SOP; Fallett (Dem), 81 6l8;
McIllvaine's majority, 2Ss4. Dem.
ocratic gain on Secretary Of State
over the vote for Governor last
year, 1902; Democratic gain on
Judge of the Supreme Court, 76l.
Butterwort his (Rep), Congressma an
from the First district, majority,
1902; Young, Second district, 1907.
The Republicans elect their entire
county ticket by mejorlties rang.
Ing from 1915 to 1911.