Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-14
A TIDAL WAVE.
Further Returns from Ohio
and Indiana.
THE HOOsIER STATE ALL RIGHT.
Splendid Republican Majority, with a
Gain of One Congressman.
GLORIOUS WORK IN THE BUCKEYE STATE.
Fifteen Republican Congressman Probably
Elected in Ohio.
COMMENTS OF PROMINENT JOURNALS.
The Result Generally Considered to Insure
Garfleld's Election.
COMMENTS OF pRom,NEsT JOURNALS.
The Result Generally Considered to Insure
Garfield's Election.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-us1os.
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
CHICAGO, October 13th.-The Daily News
Indiana specials says the Republicans gain
on complete returns in Allen county 26o,
Carroll LA, Morgan 124 st. Joseph 239,
Cass 26S, Fayette 215, Marion 2, l06, Noble
2l3 The Republicans elect. seven Congress
men-a gain of one.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13th.-Mr. Ian
ders comedies the election of Mr. Porter by
at least 1000, and the Legislature is probably
Republican.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13th.-Four hun
bred and eighty precincts show a Democratic
gain of 1850; Republican gain, 1873. Net
Republican gain, S,2l5.
CHICAGO, October 13th.-The Tri5une's
special from indianapolis says: The effect
of the returns was nowhere more marked
than in the committee rooms. The Rspub-
icans were lubilant and the Democrats cor
respondiugly blue. Senator Dorsey esti
mated that the State will give Porter 5000
ma jority. and Ben. Harrison was equally
confident. The correspondent of the Louis
vile CoUrie7Jouraal puts the Republican
majority at 2,000 unless the river counties
charge the outlook. At midnight the
Democratic Committee shut up its rooms
and stopped reading the returns.
CHICAGO, October 13th.-The Journals
special from indianapolis says: Present H.
dications are that Porter is sure to carry the
State by 5000 majority, while it may reach
1000. The Legislature will be close, owing
to the fact that six more Democratic SEN
ators hold over than Republican. The
chances, however, favor the latter. The Re-
publicans gain an average of nine to each
precinct. The Republicans elect seven, and
probably eight Congressman. VOORHEES, still
refuses to give up the State.
CHICAGO, October 13th.-The Republicans
claim 10, 600 majority in Indiana and eight
of the thirteen Congressman, while they have
large majority in the Legislature, insuring
the United States Senator.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13.h.-Four hum
dred and ninety precincts show Democratic
gain of $3.50, and Republican gain of
1872. Net Republican gain, 3,942
EVANSVILLE, October 13th.-Indications
here point to the election of Kleiner (Dem. J
in this district.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 18th. = Clark
county, complete, gives the Democrats a
majority of 740-a Democratic loss of 749
The latest returns from the First Congress
sional District indicate very close contest,
both parties claiming the victory.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13th.-Official re-
turns by counties show in % counties net
Republican gain of 2,67S. There are "a
counties in the State. Later returns show
still more favorably for the Republicans In
the First Congressional District Heilmsn
(Rep) is probably elected. This is De La
Martyrs district. This makes gain OF one
in the Indiana Congressional delegation.
Indianapolis, October 13th.-Landers,
English and Mcdonald sent out $1,000 at
midnight to bet on Landers' election.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13th.-The Repub
licans claim 9 of the Is Congressman. He'll
man says he is elected. The Democrats are
entirely disheartened and weak kneed. They
refuse to claim anything, and concede what
any protest. They evidently give up the ship
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, October 13th.-Complete re.
turns from Cuyahoga county give Amos
Townsend for Congress q majority of s. 239.
COLUMBUS, October 13th.-1he Democratic
State Committee refuse all attempts at inter-
views by newspaper correspondents, saying
they know the State has gone Republican,
and that the Republicans have swept every
doubtful Congressional District, which is
quite enough for them to know.
CHICAGO, October 13th.-The indications
will reach $4,000, and may be 10000. 1t is
regarded as certain that the Democrats elect
only FIVE Congressman from Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October 13th.-Clinton county
gives Republican majority Of 1,61S-a gain
of rs. Fayette county gives a Republican
majority OF 6S4-a gain of "a.
TOLEDO October 13th.-Hurd is defeated
by Richie.
L. L.
Of the Republican Committee has telegraphed
Marshall Jewell that the Republican plurality
in the State is not less than 10000, with 13,
and probably 10, Congressman.
COLUMBUS, October 13th.-No news of any
Importance has been received by either the
Republican or Democratic Committees this
evening The revised figures show that the
State is certainly Republican by at least 90
600, and that Is Republican Congressman are
surely elected.
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.
NEW York, October 13th.-The T., iJunc
says: Yesterdays election settled the Presi.
dental campaign. Nothing but over-con-
fidence and impossible negligence can now
prevent the election Of Garfield. The October
tide thus sets strongly in the Republican
channel, and henceforth the whole drift is
with US to the end. In Ohio it is peculiarly
gratifying. -Four years ago. with another
and very popular Ohioan at the head of the
ticket, the October majority was only
6,637. Ohio now responds to the virulent
assaults upon Garfield, which have
formed the whole staple of the Democratic
canvass, with a najority of from three to five
times as much as she gave to the popular
Hayes. There is a lesson for believers in a
campaign of SANDER that ought to last them a
lifetime. The rising Garfield tide has swept
several Ohio Congressman out of sight. The
vote Of Indiana for Garfield in November is
assured. October settles the question. The
country wants no change, least of all does it
want the change proposed. Forty millions
are not going to lay down their power and
invite 10, 10000 to rule over them. The
solid South is met by the solid North, and the
party that saved the nation will continue to
rule it.
New York, October 13th.--The Times
says: 1t is tolerably obvious that there is
no Democratic tidal wave" this year.
The careful reader of to-day's dispatches will
any tidal wave at all, and if SO in what di-
rection it is setting. An abnormally large
majority in Ohio, and a probable Republican
plurality in Indiana are calculated to give the
Republicans in this State new confidence in
victory. The Republican party proposes to
carry New York, whether the majority is
against them in the city or not
New York, October 13th.-The Times
SAYS: Yesterdays election makes it more
certain that the two Democratic factions in
this city, both of which have been waiting
for chance TO assert their independence,
will find q new reason to fight over the
municipal spoils which are attainable, rather
than agree on the expectation of Federal
patronage, which is more than ever beyond
their reach.
The Sun says: 1t is probable that the
Garfield party has carried Gai6eld's own
State. Figures from Indiana, up to this
moment, are not such as to enable us to give
an assured or detailed result of the election in
that State but the first of the returns to
reach us are from the larger Republican
cities, while the vote of the couuties in
which the heaviest Democratic maiorities
were expected is not yet turned in. The Sun
asks, "Can Hancock carry New York 2"
CHICAGO, October 13th.-All the editorials
SO far as received, agree that the Democrats
have received q great and irreparable shock
in the Indiana defeat. 1t is now generally
conceded that their defeat there is certain.
The Democrats still freely assert that with q
solid South, New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut, and possibly some of the Pacific
coast States, they may pull through yet, and
that they have the odds in their favor still
The Republicans, however, consider that
this talk is cheap buncomb, and say
that if they can carry Indiana,
which is Democratic State, and can make
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