New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TIE ONO VICTORY.
CHAIRMAN ooLEvEE CLAIMS 1900 rLC-
RAt,ITy

CHAIRMAN OULEvEE CLAIMS 1T,oo0 fLu-
RALlTY.
REPUBLICAN, GAINS rvtnywntnr-ihE ufhNANs
pnrAN AWAY inoM Inf DEMOCRATS.
IN, ttiignAtn - tnn thihist.i
fcu,tNBts, Oct i4,=thaiimah Oeletee, " the
Nepu hean Committep claims the state ht iI,oo"
ulatai,ty, Chairman naiaef, ot the nemu'
,,atie Committee, Who last hiah' was rosii
i've that his party Would have T.ooo
maturity nav SAYS that no expects only shial
majo,ity Ito did nol ooneede u Republican Nic=
tory up ~ 10 o'oinob One Significant feature "i
tho returns Is the steady Republican saihs iipm
all seetons, The German wards of t"nlnhhs
we're heard from early aud showed a large kepuhll
can gain. Reports from Other sections made +"
evident that the German vote had broken nom lho
Democratic ranks, notwithstanding the tremendous
efforts of Schurz aud the Democrats to hoid II
with the aid of the Prohibtionists.
Reports from Youngstown, Bellare, Springfield
East Liverpool and other manuiac-
turing towns show steady and large
Republican gains, indicating fear of the free
trade Democracy Hardin and other wool-growlng
districts make a similar showing. The Western
Reserve polls its od-time majority In
few exclusively agricultural districts 'he
Republican gains are less than in those
places where the people feel more drcct
interest in the tariff. But every interest III the
State excepting that of the liquor dealers shows
steady gain. The home of Robinson, the Republican
candidate for Secretary of State gives largely IN
creased Republican vote. W bile Portsmouth,the he home
of the Democratic candidate, Newman exhibits
great Democratic loss When the news wasreceiVed
Of the large Republican gain in Hamilton County
and in the German wards there was the wiIdcst
enthusiasm among the Republicans. Many Demo-
Gratis at once gave up and conceded Republican
victory.
Every town visited by Mr. Blaine shows Repub-
ican gains, clear effect of MS visit One lcadius
Democratic state official has just stated that he
would not give one penny for Grover CieNeiahus
chances of reaching the White House. lhe fatlo
Of gains received up 10 10 o'clock indicates Re-
publican plurality Of between 16,OOo ana l'ooo
The DEMOCRATS GIVE Up THE STATE.
GENERAL PRESS DlsrATcHl
CoIruBrs Oct 14-Proninent Democrats coil-
cede that there is no longer any doubt that ONO
will give large Republican majority. II the ratio
of gain indicated by the returns from 366 wards anu
precincts Is maintained in the remaining ionr-hiths
of the State which is yet unheard froin the ma
jority in the State will be $3.50.
Four hundred aud twenty walds anu pIecIctS
show q net Democratic gain of 76s over the vote
for Secretary of State In 1850. The same wards
and precincts show a net Republicah gam vi o'Vo
over the vote for Governor III 1888.
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THE DEMOCRATS GIVE Up THE STATE.
CoSCrDiyG ABOUT 10000 REPUBLICAN rLuAarf
ALI 1ur nrfuENs FAVORABLE 10 1liE nE-
rCpiicANs
strrrrGrtrH TO THE TRInuNr'l
CoirMBrs, Oct 1.-THE weather today was
fine, and the returns which come In slowly indt
cate full vote. The returns were received TO-
night by the Republicans In the City Hail. which
was packed with people. There was Intense IN
scrcst shown IN THE result. All day there was the
same feeling, which was heightened hy reports o'
disturbances ~ the polls NJ this city aud CINCINNATI
and elsewhere, hut those reports turned out to ho
oagrerailon, except In the east oi Cincinnati t'h'
arrest there early In the morning of n number "'
Democratic rcreatcrs had u wholesome cnec'
throughout the state There were some arrests
here early In the day, and also at other points
fiom the meaere reports now al hnnd there seem 10
nave been fewer attempts at fraudulent voting thnh
vi" anticipated The Democrats have been eN-
hiblinp great confidence all day and the same Is
true Of the Republicans.
The reports tu-nialt are all favorable to the Re
publicahs Nnety-ss voting precincts were heard
hon at -. M They showed net Republican
saih over last iyeat of 4gY, There nte elTV 'ot-
ING precincts IN the state, AMI the average gain IN
each precinct required 10 oyefeome the Democratic
majority oi last yesf In u, " the ratio oi gain
ehewh by the pU votlbn places referred W a'"'e
eehsihues throughout the state the Republican
plurality will be aheut 10000
s'est deal however, depends upon tho cities of
oiheinhati aud Cleveland. IN which the Democrats
sabected to make large gains by cracked work
dispatches from those points have continued favor-
shle to the Republicans but It 10 not thought that
we Dsnoorato election officers will allow the re
sJrMs TO be counted until they know the worst else
cusr,, ~nsrs ~ the state. AZ the pemocrate head;
many prominent Democrats eoncede = Republican
plurality Of about 10000.
CLEVELAND REPUBLICAN BY 5000.
'hk WESTERN RESERVE POLLS THE HEAVIEST
VOTE In ITS HIsTORY-CoNGREssMAN FoRAN
DEyEATEn
lsy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYs
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.---The weather to-day was
perfect and the vote poled in the Western Reserve
vas the largest In its history. In this city tho
Iaar ..,Ic a. cex. bu.r ,,i,n