The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-15
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
TIRE ELECTIONS.
Republicans sLiEl JuhiIant
and Counting Unmatched
Chickens.
Nothing Definite, and "Details
SIlIl Wanting.
A Slight Reduction IN Repub-
lican Alleged MajOrities.
OHIO.

Cincinnati, 13.-Unofficisl returns
from the whole of Hamilton County
give Townsend, republican, for secre-
tary OF state, "a .129; Lang, democrat,
81, $40; ToEnsend's majority, 3,269.
McIlvaine, republican, for judge of
supreme court, "a, SOP; Follett, DEM
ocrat, 31,61S; McIlvain's maiority,
1854. Democratic gain on secretary
OF state over the vote for governor
laat year. 1856; democratic gain on
Judge OF the supreme courn, 761.
Butterworth. republican,, congress-
man, First District, msiority 1902;
Young, Second District, LOCI. The
republicans elect the entire county
TICKET by maiorities ranging from
l ,245 to 81.
Columbus, Is. = This, franklin
County, complete, shows the election
of the entire democratic county ticket
by majority oil from SCI to 1,046.
The total vote given for Lloyd, green
back, for secretary Of state, was but
55 in the county, and for Dospe.
prohibition, only 43. Converse has
9S1 majority for Congress in this dis
trict.
Columbus, IA. - The republican
state committee have returns from
eighty-four out OF eighty-eight coun-
ties, which show republican gems OF
s, 599 and democratic gains of 6,7S1.
The net republican gain for Town
seud, secretary of state, is l. Sl8. AT
the democratic headquarters the re-
turns have been gathered from various
sources so that now all the counties
have been heard from. According to
to these figures the democratic gain
for Lang, secretary OF state, are
1888; gains for Townsend, rspubli-
can. are 6, IA; net democratic gain;
2.s49.
indianapolis, 13.-Four hundred
precincts show q democratic gain OF
2 .494; republican gain OF 5,S7S; net
gain, 1884.
Indianapolis, 14.-Additional re-
turns. this morning, do not change
the estimate given, Veslerdsy, on the
state ticket. Peele, republican, for
Congress, in the Seventh District, is
elected. The congressional delega-
ton stands, republicans, s; demo-
Gratis, B.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Washington. 13.-The news to.
jay, OF republican triumphs in Ohio
sud Indiana has inspired the thou
sands OF government employees in
" ashington with feeling OF joy and
slation, in striking contrast with the
anxiety that has prevailed during the |
past few months throughout the
iarious public offices. The Indiana
'ictory is universally considered in |
he departments as g sure fore-runner
II republican success in all doubtful
tates next month; and therefore -
guaranty of continued republican
lfioe-holdinR for four years longer.
This feeling of iubilance and
erene confidence is expressed on
avery side in governmental circles,
like by the heads OF the departments
mi department employees; and it is
haired also by Washington repub-
leans whose judgment is unbiased
" pecuniary needs or personal
aspiration. The democrats, although
discouraged. insist that the real
truggle is yet to come and claim that
Jew York will next month triumph
.ntly determine the presidential con-
est in favor OF Hancock and English
The republican congressional com.
nittee have, tonight, issued the fol.
owing to the republican voters OF the
United States:
We have met the enemy and they
re ours. From Oregon, from Rhode
Stand, from Vermont, from Con-
ecticut have come recent voices
caring no uncertain sound, but
and ringing with notes Of
epublican victory; and now Ohio,
living US at least q. 600 of
popular msjority and sixteen
( Der twenty congressional districts.
nd Indians, giving us from 5000 10
Q. 600 majority. and probably nine Of
er shirseen congressman and her
,eislature with its certain promise OF
republican United States senator,
i'm their swelling voices with thcse
louts of triumph, and seem to make
1r coming victory sure. The vote
vesterdsy is due TO the fear of
smocrstic ascsndsncy. OF q solid
,n,born doninatior end OF ruin to
Ir industries which follow demo
attic tree trade experiments. OF the
sasters to business and laboring and !
her interests, which would follow q -