Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Tho OhfO Election.

except IOur COuntlob III OutO give q totnl
tor Foraker of 52, 7S6. and Hoadly OF
81, ,201. Plurality for Foraker, 1885.
o. the counties 10 be heard from Ham
ilton is doubtful, and the remaining
three are Democratic. The Legislature,
according to the latest reports, 10 close,
and is claimed by both parties. The
Republican State Committee now
claims only two majority on joint
ballot.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct, 15.-There
can be no absolute certainty about the
result OF Tuesdays election in Hamil
ton County until the official count is
made. The vote in the two precincts OF
the Nineteenth ward, which last night
had not been counted, Is now being
lcornted, and the result on Governor,
| with one county precinct missing,
which, In 1884, gave II Republican ma
Ijority, stands thus: Hoadly, 80 ,667 /;
Foraker, 33 362 Leonard, 1,020. Hoad
| Ily's plurality, 305 The returns are far
from cemple etc on the Legislative
ticket
The Times Star estimates that the
average vote on Republican members
of the L.. stature exceeds Foraksr's
Ivo.o by 1918 I.that rate 10 maintain
l ed, it would elect the R5pdSiicafl ~AlA-
.oH',c::i, excstt Robert Harlan. Moth.
ing can determicc this con tingency e..
lcept an official count, Since the list OF
counties claimed by fhe Republicans
for representatives was announced yes
terday, there have been two changes,
one 10 Hancock and the other in Kuox
county, both electing Democrats. The
vote in Knox is close. There IS also a
doubt about the result in Williams
county, which has been counted as
democratic. Figures from the state,
Iexclusive of Hamilton county, Indicate
Ia plurality 0! from IL, 600 to 10000 70.
| Foraker.
CINCINNATI, o Oct. Is The irf6gtr
larities and alleged gross frauds in con-
lpection with Tuesdays election in this
lefty lave made most profound impres.
lsion ON all class,s Of we'll meaning peo-
pie. The palpable crime Of putting
more than 200 votes in one box in excess
Of the registration for that precinct has
laroused tho deepest Indignation, es.
lpecially in the German quarter OF the
city. A little meeting, quite private,
Il was held last night to dlscuss plans.
Fiery talk was had, and general uu-
derstanding that steps would oe taken
to-day for calling An ind ignation meet
ing. The matter was discussed to. day
but no formal call was made.
notwithstanding this, there was a
large gathering about Turner Hall to.
night and an application was mad g
for the hall for the purpose of holding
an Indignation meeting. The proprietor
took advice and refused to open the
hall. The men fingered about the place,
some uttsring most violent denuncia
tions of the leaders whom they regard
, ed as responsible for any violations ol
! the law, and counkeling summary mea
lsures. Olhers argued in favor of mode
! ration, and urged that the fullest pos
sible support be given to the Committee
of One Hundred, which is now at work
preparing for the discovery and prose
cution of offenders against the law. Al
{ there was no opportunity to hold
meeting the crowds finally dispersed.
WHAT JUDGE FORAKER THINKS.
Al CINCISNATI, o., Oct. 10 -Judg'
. Foraker, governor elect, being askee
! to- night what he regarded as the lead
: ing motive that led to the result II
IOhio, said:
First.-The Republicans regarded
important that a decisive expression
should be given st the fret election afte
tne beginning Oh u DouccfdViC NhIiuna
Administration.
Second.-A determination to give al
depression in favor OF a free ballot an
IL fair count in all our e'ections.
Third.-Distrust concerning the fire.
trade tendencies of the Damocrati
lparty, coupled with a recognition of th
}, necessity Of maintaining the Rspubli
8 can ascendancy in the United State
Senate.
81 Fourtb.-Disgust with the Democrat
4 State administration in Ohio, notabl
q the election OF the last Senator and tn
d lextravsgance OF the last Legislature.
b Fifth.-A wish to Lave the liqut
o traffic regulated and taxed, as a pra'
10 tical method of dealing with the sui
,fl ject, and dissatisfaction with the DEM
3. cratic position of license, which is in
l., practicable.