The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

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~ t"lu,hs 'ne victory 9alhtu ny !ile Jehio,
Si'tS III 'lii0, thelf - ohe poiht "nl'h >houlu
We Neft wen III ihihu loi tiie at'aIiilheh' OF II
tfue tSl'iil"to o. It's SlShllicahte. lhou@h the
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SUI '"hH 70 Ntl! Ho"eIa'e uli1rhSlohs Nheh
{" II OH llt Stahu- p1lh u 'he previous
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ans, but by clear majority Of the total vote
cast. This year their plurality is sadly reduced
and their majority has disappeared Nay, it
has been converted into a decided minority Of
the total vote. On the vote for secretary of
state i'll lNo2 Mr. Newman, the Democratic
candidate, secured Il plurality of 1919 over
Mr.. Townsend. the Republican nominee. and a
majority of l559 over all the opposing candi-
dates, The vote standing 3l6,s14 for Newman
against 3lj.3l5 for all the others. That was on
the state ticket. The vote for members of
Congress made still better showing for the
Democrats. Ont of the twenty-one represent
ative districts in Ohio the party secured no
fewer than thirteen; and these were won by
pluralitie> agsrcgating 33,2l4, while the Rep
ublIcans obtained but eight seats and their
pluralities aggregated only 12,SI3. Thus. on
the total congressional vote, the Democrats led
the Republicans by plurality of 20,46l. In
the election of last Tuesday. according to the
latest returns received at the present writing
the democrats obtained Il plurality of between
10000 and l2,600 over the Republicans. de
crease OF onc-thlrd and perhaps OF 0nc-half
from the margin which they displayed last year
As for their former majority. it has gone
altogether to the bad. If we reckon the pro-
hibltlon vote at 10000 and the Greenback vote
at 1000, figures which draw support from the
most recent estimate by telegraph, the Demo
Gratis are left i'll a minority of at least 10 900 on
the total vote of the state. 1t will be seen that
instead of making progress, they have actually
lost good deal Of ground since last year
Boston Herald.
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