Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-14

| campaign should have collected last night TO
hear the returns. At I o'clock The wigwam
was crowded and every man who was sup
posed to know anything about the result was
vigorously button-holcd and badgered with
questions rs to the result, and only local re-
suits at that early hour could be talked about
| with any degree OF certainty, and that was
generally encouraging all along the line
But the later reports old the story.
The meeting n the wigwam adjourned at
one o'clock and the happy jubilant crowd
| dispersed. The majority OF the republicans
| went home, sat. led to know that one OF the
most notable victories in Ohio politics had been
| gained, but many remained to parade the
streets, cheering and shouting aud in other
ways demonstrating their delight at the re-
stora,ion to power OF the republican party
| aud the overthrow Of the corrupt, rng-rid-
| den democracy. 1t was wild night for
| Springfield, and happy night for Springfield
| republicans.
SCENES At THE JEFfERsON CLUB
The scene in the rooms of the Jefferson
| Club last night was sad one The rooms
were early crowded with enthusiastic and
bowling democrats, who were confident that
| their party had won the battle and carried
the state by handsome majority. Through
! the wire pulling OF Charley Constantine bull
letins were received and read by young boy,
engaged for the purpose He was so small
that they were compelled to put in store
box for him to stand on, so he could be seen.
When the first reports began 10 come in and
show gains for the republican ticket liule
surprise was occasioned, but the report was
only booted and laughed AT. But they con-
tinued to come in IN this manner without
any signs OF change. and finally the faces
OF our democratic friends began to assume an
elongated appearance. At last one
OF the crowd yelled out in despair: "Send US
in some reports from Vlrginia' This caused
a ripple OF laughter but it soon died out,
and .ilence again reigned supreme. Another
break was made little later, when some dis.
appointed denny cried out; Il, looks rs #
there were to many democratic prohibition
lists in this el, ction." Charley Constantine
looked wise and said: "li Cleveland had
done as ! told him and filled up the
offices with sood democrats this
wouldn't have happened Judy Aaron
couldn't account tor 1t. lie looked sad, but
WAS buoyed up by Charley, who told him not
to give up the ship. At last the straw that
broke the camel's back came in this shape
The democratic central committee c,nCede
the state TO the republicans for governor
Cries OF Lets 20 home" Were heard on all
sldeS, and IN n few short minutes all was
blackness in the democratic camp.
NOTES.
Ia r.,
2li and Leonard 80; republican gain, ,.
Moo tirld, Foraker 1876, Hoaily 1876, Leon
ard -; republican majority, 50; republican
gain, 8.
Harmony. Foraker 2S7, Hoadly lI5, Leon
ard so; republican m"jorIty, Il; republican
gain, II.
Bethel township, D,nnelsvile precinct,
Foraker l3j, lio,dly 81, Leonard III repub-
lican gain "a.
Greene township, Foraker 2Gl, Hoafly So,
L'ouard 49, republican majority, lIj; re-
publican gam, %.
LawrenceviIle gave Foraker 9s, Hoaily
III, democratic majority OF 70, democratic
gain OF 7, Leonard -.
New Carlisle precinct gave Foraker 2GO,
Hoadly 70 republican maj )rIty ls4 republ-
can gain 53 Leonard 20.
The Second ward gave Foraker 1926,
Hoadly III; republican majority OF IA,
and II net republican gain OF 7.
The Ninth ward gave Foraker 226, Hoady
29l Leonard 80; "A republican majority of
90, and "A republican gain OF ..
The Seventh ward, precinct A, gave Fora
ker 81, Hoadly PA. This is the same vote
as was cast tor Blaine and Cleveland
The Fifth ward, precinct A, gave Foraker
GO4, Hoadly 33i, Leonard 81; republican
majority, 27Oi republican gain, %.
Ia Springfield township Foraker received
3OS votes, Hoady 2lO and Leonard Ga; re-
publican msjorlty, 9s republican loss, 3S.
The fifth ward, precinct b. gave Hosdly
ll5, Foraker l3j, Forakers majority 20, n
republican gain OF 48. Leonard u, prohioi-
ton gain OF II.
The Fourth ward gave Foraker 3Gj
Hcadly 2GG, which gives republican maj lr-
ity OF 80, republican gain OF 81. WHATS
the matter with Bill Wmtely?)
The first ward went democratic by ma
jority of l3l, but showed a republican gain
Of 100 This is n gain Of 10 over Blalnes
vote. Leonard Q, prohibition gain OF A.
Mad River township shows II net gain OF
4, over the election of 1888. 1t will be re-
mcmbered that this township went republi-
can last time Tor the first time since the war
Seventh ward, precinct A, IIoadly PA,
Foraker 81; democratic ma )rity, l33. Pre-
clnct b, Foraker 2sl, Hosdly 24O; rcpuhli-
can majority, Al; net republican gain, lO5.
The SIKH ward, precinct A, gave Foraker
27S and Hoadly -; republican majority,
lO5. Precinct b, Foraker 800, Hoadly l37,
Leonard 90; republican majority, 223; net
republican gain, 20.
There will be grand parade to start from
the wgwam at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Every good, earnest and staunch republican
should turn out with white plug and cane in
hand and show his loyalty to the party.
The third ward, precinct b, gave Foraker
256 aud Hosdly 10; republican msj prty, ls6
republican gaiL, 26. Precinct A, Foraker
3s9, Hoadly IA, Leonard 81; republican
loss, B; net republican gain, II,
Fremont gives Hosdly l4O, Foraker 40,
and Leonard 80, making the net republican
gain, Ms compared with that OF 1888, 4.
Mad River township reports Foraker 1913,
Hosdly SO, and Leonard 40. Net republic
can gain a.
The tabulated statement OF the vote is AS
complete AS II is possible 10 give it this morn
ing, none of the outlying precincts having
been reported in iull. Tnis evenings paper
will contain the statement complete, and also