Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-14

Yorkmay give as highs as 80. 600 ma ority, while
it is not at all improbable that several of the
Ssuehern States may wheel into line. AS to
the fidelity of the Pacific coast States to Re.
publican principles, no doubt is entertained
here.
The World says: There seems no reason
to doubt that the Republicans have carried
the Republican State of Ohio, although upon
the candidate who heads the ticket the Dem
ocrats have made very considerable gains
upon the vote of 1874. Indiana, however. is
doubtful State, and the contest there is al
ways close. The total vote this year, if we
can infer anything whatever from the returns
thus far received, has been more than 49,
600. he result will not apparently vary much
from that OF 1876. 1t is to be noted, however,
that the straight Democratic counties of the
interior are still TO be heard from, and it is
entirely within the possibilities that these
counties may not only neutralize, but so far
overcome the reported Republican gains asto
swell Landers' majority to figures much
greater than those reached by Williams in
1876. Landers has unquestionably run be-
hind his ticket, since he is enough OF
Greenbacker TO disaffect many hard-money
Democrats, without being enough of Green
hacker to attract any considerable following
from among the soft-money men.
MEETINGS OF REJOICING.
CHICAGO, October 18th Reports come
from all over the country of meetings of re-
joicing and copgratulation over the heavy
Republican majorities in yesterdays cleo
lions. The Republicans have plucked new
heart, and the Democrats are disgruntled and
savage. Thousands of dollars changed hands
on the result, heavy odds having generally
been given against Republican victory in
Indiana, and all the pools having sold at the
ratio Of 80 to 80.
TOO MUCH 1929"
New YORK, October 13th-There were
large crowds early this morning around Mad
ison Square, watching for the returns which
are bulletined by one of the New York jour
nails. The returns coming in slowly, the IA
NOUS I" 800 was printed in. At first it
brought out cheers, which gradually dwin-
died TO Indifference, when several Democrats
requested the party in charge of the stereop-
ticon views to withdraw it.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 13th-The news of the
Republican successes in Ohio and Indiana
has resulted in an increased frmness of
United States securities of all grades here,
with decided tendency to advance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHICAGO, October 13th.-The Inter Oceans
Washington special says: The Post (Dem-
ocratic) comedies the election of Garfield, if
Its previous editorial utterances mean any
thing, for it has distinctly declared for two
weeks that if both Ohio and Indiana went
Republican they would give up the fight
John j. Thompson early in the campaign
made the same declaration
Secretary Schurz expects six to ten Repub-
lican majority in the next House, and Post
master General Maynard concurs.
The magnitude OF the victory of yesterday
is fully appreciated here, and Schurz sent
to-day telegram congratulating Garfield on
his certain election.
Chairman Hubbell now considers Virginia,
North Carolina and Florida hopeful, and
attributes the result to fear of Democratic
ascendancy and its effect on business. Gar.
field, he said, would get 10000 more votes in
Ohio than the Republican majority in this
election. He is confident of New York.
Maine, Connecticut and New Jersey. He
don't believe there liz q man who understands
the political developments of the last two
weeks who does not feel certain that New
York is securely Republican. The Republi-
cans must, however, keep right on gaining
Congressman and rolling up majorities.
Not the least pleasing result of the compu-
tation on tine effect of the Indiana election at
the Republican headquarters is the prospec-
tive recovery of the control of the United
States Senate. That body now stands Re-
publicans SO, Democrats AZ, Independent l.
1t is now considered certain that one Repub-
lican Senator will be gained in each New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New
Jersey and Indiana, and one lost in Missis-
sippi; leaving 3S Republicans in the Senate.
After March 4th the Democrats will lose the
foregoing six and gain one. leaving them 81
Should Davis of Illinois vote with the Demo.
Gratis, making tie, Arthur, as President of
the Senate viii have the deciding vote.