New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
REJOICING IN NEW-YORK.
A GOOD EFFECT EXPECTED IN THIS sTATE-coN'
GRATULAToEY DISPATCHES.
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A GOOD EFFECT EXPECTED IN THIS sTATE-CoN-
GRATULAToRY DISPATCHES.
The smiling faces at Republican State Head
quarters yesterday told the story OF the ONO election
better than words could do. Everybody was happy
The harmen and secretaries worked with the energy
Of nspiration They answered the inquiries OF nnher
Gus visitors and letters and held conferences ana
nrenared documents aud circulars and dispatched
teegrams with snap and vigor There were four state
candidates about headquarters all day-Messrs DaVoh-
port Carr Thomas and Ulrlch. Colonel Wood went 10
Albany in the afternoon. The talk all ran on Ohio.
Among the expressions or opinion ana e1u'tioh no"
were the following:
Mr. Davenport: "I am exceedingly gratiho1 and
pleased with the Ohio result. II is hard won victory
OF which senator Sherman and Judge Foraker anu the
Republicans OF OHIO have reason to be proud. ..
Senator Warner Miller: The ONO election IL worm
sn"efor ESaPts .The result in Ohio indeed graft
flying. especially II Mr. Sherman Is to return TO tho
Colonel Auson S. Wood "sonator snormans bloody
shirt speech seems to have done inc WORK OF %tousS %
the Repnhlcanson the Western Reserve ana so uccded
Rodney w. Daniels. OF Buffalo: "ThIs ought to
settle ali question about New-iOrk." 49, -.
Railroad Commits O'Donneil: "The Ohio result.
IN ITS exhibit Of Prohibition WORK. shows that we are
not 10 suffer In this that source as much as IN
former years Republicans are not to be ojeh INTO CIV
ing vote Tor the Democrats by way OF the prohibition
hrsS Cole: 1.-THE ohio victory will give snap and
fra In the Republicans OF New-YOrk. II was the one
thing needed TO stir out the voters The Republican
situation splendid IN this state on MONDAY IL IT,,
superb to-day We had them OH the run then Ihe ruut
sneeIer Erwin: "Ths is glorious was prepared to
hear OF defeat am eated to hear Of victory"
General Carr " | am glad we have carried Ohio SO
Char,nan IIackett OF the Republican State Executive
Committee -" felt It In my bones that we shOulG carry
Ohio fact that 10 was done In tho rain ought 10
encourage every New York Republican to register and
Ex-Congressman Richard Crowley: "This victory
state senator f. b. Thomas: "Ths increases own
Concressman James, of brooklyn: "ft is gratifying
Dwight Lawrence: John sherman has proven that
the bloody shirt has more power than we thought II
had"
william II. Williams, Of Brooklyn; 1t plca'es me
Mahlon Chance: 81 am proudcr Of Ohio tam ever
before"
A few prominent Democratic politicians who were
seen m uptown different opinions to the
result. Here Is what they said:
Ex-senator Wallace, Of Pennsylvania: Tho Repuh
leans havo carried Republican state. Is there's much
wonder at thiti"
Colonel John II. Fellows: at makes 1t necessary for
Democrats to work very hard III Nrw-Nork"
General q. F. Butler was quoted a-say'ng: " shonld
thi'k New-York might go Republican nIw by 75'oOo"
EK- Mayor W. II. WiCkhIm; why, we didn't expect
to carry ohio. You needn't laugh so at carrying Re-
publican state
The following dispatch was received at Republican
Headquarters last night;
Columns. Oct 1850.
chester g. cole, Chairman. efe:
the proscut ratio or gains FoFer Will have about
10000 majority. We have the Lesslaurc ON Joint bal
lot without Hamilton County Latest adyices from GIN
oinnati arc very encouraging. A. :. BtsiSElI,
Chairman.
MI Davenport sont this dispatch TO Judge Foraker:
Allow me to present my sincere congratulations on
your magnificent majority and 10 thank the Republicans
Of Ohio the cncuuagcment they have given TO the
Republicans OF New-fork
Captain Cole sent the following 10 Judge Foraker:
Icartie-t congratulations upon your splendid success.
New York Will surely respond 10 Ohio.
The Republican members of the Produce Exchange
were highly elatcd the victory IN Oho but there
waiing ana cntshnG of teeth among ihe Deco
Gratis, who ad the blame on President Ccyrland Leon
ard IIazrltno said: "FOrakers election i sitifactory
and the probability Of having lcpuphctu majority III
The Irgislaure grand. II could have such sue
ces on wet day, what would have been the result on
dry day /"