Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

condncioa Che celebrated Florida and
oregon contested eases for Mr. Tilden
IN 1870. lie has ne superior IN Ohio
As & lawyer In October iss.5 lac was
eleeled governor by plurality ~ is,bsa,
and hy a majority over ail of nQ, votes,
iOsErli W. FOR,krR,
thc Republican candidate to-day, was
born IN Highland county, ohio, lVly 8,
1916 he comes from English stock, and
q few generations hack the NaNlc was
spelled foamvrc Judge forakcr's
career has not been rcpleie With the
brilliant achleyemcnt. % his moro famous
opponent. tntii he was sixteen years
old Joseph worked on his fathers farm,
When the war broke out he WAS clcrking
IN a small grocery store at iiillshoro, and
Immediately a the agc of seventeen Of
icred himself as a recrnil IN The sixty
ninth Ohio regiment The second day
after his enrolment he was appointed
corporal and he has always maintained
that that was She proudest day Of his
lie. AT the hattie of Mission Ridge
young Foraker wNs the ArSt man IN
his regiment 20 scale the Confederate
breaStWofks. lie WAS made captain
for his bravery at this battle aud was
finally mustered out of service &C the
close oi tie war as Capt. Foraker by
which Title he is sim known around HillS-
borG. he laid aside the money paid him
during hts service 10 The arNy and paid
his way through Cornell university. In
1854 be opened his law 0iilcc IN Cincin-
natl, and after ten wears practice he was
elected a Judge of the superior court, The
same coutt presided over many years
previously by Judge lloadly. In 1852 he
resigned MS seat on the bench ON account
OF III hca.tl ana resumed the practice ui
law In 1855 he was nominated for goy-
crnor ON ihe Republican ticket, and vas
defeated alter a vigorous campaign, His
/ nomination was largely due 10 the friend.
ship Of COY Charles Foster who was
SO powerful With his party at that time
, rs TO he able 10 dictate the
nomination Nr, FostCr was vt this
time troubled with the senatorial m0ggot,
and he tignrcd that Il the governor came
I from Southern Ohio the scliator would
como from Northern ohio, and Foster
! lives ia Northern Ohio Since his defeat
4 two years ugo, Judge Foraker has taken
Ian active part IN politics Ia Ohio, lie
! stumped OHIO With Mr, BlAinc last year,
and IN the campaign closed last night he
made more speeches than any other can.
( didate ever before made IN ohio. Ills
( able CONTEST az Toledo and Cincm
I ua.i WITH Gov lloadly added much Is
( Judge foraker's reputation as a puhllg
/ speaker. lle acquitted himself mucl
( better than even hi7 friends anticipated
pr. iEUNArp,
( the Prohibition candidate lor governor y
a Methodist ministerial Springfield liz
Ills ioity-ilvc years old, Nu,
bias been fapatral on the question
nf temperance for mHny ynGcs
he has occupied various palpits IN Ohm
during thc past twelve yogrs I, be- ne
celyos one.Aall Of tlie lo,p1u votes hp &c
cHrcs heWiil, them Judge iloadly Is elect
ed, hut n he only reeeiyrs about i,0nr
. then toH,ker "a eiected hy . mual PHI
rality
f.tmatel 81 tho itopnhnomi state Goa
mitter,
speciaito TIC CazcHe.
/ CrNcfNNAll, o., Oct 90 The Kepul
, lean state central committee claims &
have elected representatives. In Madison
ADAMS, Delaware, Morrow, h0ryar
Washington aud tfics counties, an
senators IN tho Fourteenth, Twenty ilrsi
(, Twtuy-scycnth and T@eoiy-ninth di'
/ tricts Ten precincts from lIlch
, land county including three ward
F, in Mansfield, giyca not Republican gai
, lut forty-cight Portage county, scye
precmts, eighty Democratic galn snr
I dusky county, seven precincts, $50 tx
/, publican gains Scioia county, siXteo
: precincts, 875 Republican gains SeneC
, county, eleven precincts, Including fou
wards In 'Tinln, 100 Republican gain; star
county, seven precincts, including Tvs
wards In Massillon, 500 Republican gain
, Sumit county, eleven precincts, 275 II
, publican gain.
The Republicans claim 10 hay
, elected representatives IN the l0llowln
, additional counties, Athen, Cuyohop
. "G'' Delaware, Fulton, Green, Lawrcnc
4, Morgan, Morrow and Van Vert. N
= following gains are reported IN Cinci
!, natl second ward, three precinct
J. Democratic gpin 1888. Third ward, OF
:. precinct, Republican gain 90; SiSth war
complete Democratic gain 81
a l6th ward, one precinct, Republican, ga
S5i ION ward, one precinct, Democrat
gain ~; 18th wnrd, one precinct, Dem
cratic gain I /; goth ward, ono precinc
= Republican gain 10; 2lst ward, one pr
i cinct, Democratic gain 81 23d ward, %
I precinct, democratic gain -. Gih pr
! cincts throughout the state give nat Y
4 publican gain 1915.
= Special 70 thn Gazette.
y uOAniY CoNcEpEs ms DBhEtT
q CoLuMBus, ONO, Oct ~, s, NIT
+ estimates on the legislaturcglvet the kcpu
Il leans about fifteen majority IN the hou.
" aud one or two ~ The senate, but the )
& porte are too scattered Tonight 10 Obta
i any certain information Coy lload
= has last conceded his defeat
o WHAT THY Npfrp FuH,
/. Ct8CiNNAII, ONO, oct, l8. lhe Gle
:. tlon ga Ohio to-day was Tor state a.
. county officers, Tor tiiriy-geyen senato
!, and no representatives u the acncr
: assembly, and upon four amendments
5. tie constitution of Che state, three
{. which relate % changing tlle state ED
X ticns from october 10 November and ol
]. 70 changing the term Of Office Tor tow
n ship trustees.
J. Gov. George liOahly b The Democrat
II candidate for recollection.
j. Joseph IS Foraker Is the Republics
; candidate,
T. Rev a. -. Leonard Is the Prohibits
g candidate Tor governor
There are 20li voting precincts iu Y
Z state Comparison viii BE- madc vi
j the vote for governor IN 1853, WHOM 60