Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-07
Te|egraphijc Tid|iings 6
LATE ELECTION RETURNS.
Republicans Safe In Ohio u ith the Excep-
tion of G0veInor-Other States.

Republicans Safe In Ohio v ith the ExceI
tion of GoveInor--Other States.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Nov. An extra edition {
the Dispatch, independent Republican
, claims that the official count will be net
essary to determine whether Foraker o
Campbell is elected governor. 1t is gen
orally believed that the legislature wi
show a Democratic majority, but this tn
Republican committee does not cOncede
Chairman Conger, ofthe Republican com
mittee, said that they did not concede TIN
state to the Democrats. He expressed {
desire to wait for fuller returns before
giving out the estimate further than It
say that the legislature is in doubt. Chair
man Neal, Democrat, claimed majority
# ten on joint ballot for the Democrats
but now is not certain as to the result. II
may require several days to settle al
doubts as to the general assembly.
The complete returns from all counties
in the state, except twenty-six, give
Campbell u plurality OF 4,725. The
twenty-six counties not heard from gave
Powell, Democrat, in 1887, plurality OF
100. The outlook from these figures is
that Campbell's plurality in the state is
about 5000.
The Republican state committee now
comedies the election OF Campbell and
admits that the Legislature is Democratic
in both branches. Gov. Forakerhas tele-
graphed congratulations to Campbell.
In Cleveland, Foraker run from 800 to
1,500 votes behind his ticket. In fact, he
was cut by the Republicans in nearly
every one Of 100 precincts in this county.
LATEST RETURNS.
Cincinnati, Nov. --latest election re-
turns warrant The Democrats in claiming
the state for Campbell by 10000. Foraker
ran behind his ticket in nine counties.
With the exception. of Foraker the Re-
publican ticket is elected.
Richmond, Va.-Tabulated statements
give the state to the Democrats by q ma
jority Of 4, 100.
IOWA.
Dubuque, Nov. 7.-The Herald has re-
turns from half the counties in Iowa.
They figure up II, 500 majority for Boies.
Other counties will reduce this somewhat,
SO that probably his majority will run
from 5000 to 5000. Every county heard
from shows Democratic gains. "A few addi-
tional returns show heavier gain than bad
been estimated. No one here, either
Democrat or Republican, has any doubt of
Boies' election. Chairman Dunn, of the
Democratic state committee, sends dis
patch here from headquarters at Des
Moines, dated 10 O'Clock this morning,
stating that the committee is certain that
Boies is elected by safe plurality.
Des Moines, Nov. THE Register says
$50 precincts, representing almost over
half of the vote of the state, give Hutch
inson 49, ,233, Boies Is, 5,45S, u net Repub-
lican loss of STA. The average rates OF
loss this morning OH seventy
compared but 81 per cent
against 7 per cent last night, indicate a
slight chance for the election Of Hutchin-
son and good chance for the election OF
the balance of the Republican ticket.
The State Register says it will require
the full returns from every county in the
state to settle the question Of the election.
The Republicans are still hopeful and the
Democrats confident.
Washington, Nov. when an Asso
citation Press reporter last evening asked
lst Asst. Postmaster Gen. Clarkson for
his views concerning the election, that
gentleman said: "The invafiable results
Of the year following a presidential elec-
lion have repeated themselves. There are
many surprises in the Republican states,
but they come from local causes in every
state except Virginia, where the result
was gained by the usual methods fraud,
suppressions and in false counting. The
Democratic state election board, elected |
by Democratic legislature, appoints all
he judges Of election judges with police
court powers, and, rs they can order any
voter they please to Jail for day, and
.eign absolute in their arbitrary power,
he Republicans of Virginia did not have
he selection of single Judge of election
n the whole state. The negro is disfran-
;hised. Gen. Malone and the Republi-
,ans made gallant fight, but nothing
IAN 20 against complete and skilful
system Of fraud. The attempt to couple
he national administration with this de-
eat is undeserved, as the president sim
1ly showed the same friendly interest in
Malone that he did in the Republican
candidates in other states. The causes
operating in Ohio and Iowa were largely
he same, namely reaction against radi-
,al temperance and Sunday legislation.
The Sunday law, and enforcement OF it
changed Hamilton county, Ohio, and its
Germans against the Republican party.
VIRGINIA.
Norfolk, Nov. 7.-Returns indicate that
his congressional district has been car
led by the Democrats by 1000 majority.
This is Democratic gain of $500.
Richmond. from two-thirds of
he STATE show large Democratic gains in
Every section. The gains now exceed
30, 900 over the vote of 1888, with losses
ii less than 200. The Democrats will
lave majority of two-thirds on joint
ballot in the legislature. |
Gen. Mahone's friends claim he had
nothing to do with the shooting in the
,icinity OF his house. The testimony at
he examination in tho police station,
showed that party Of young men with
J. supply OF fire works had located them
selves near Mahone's residence and fired
,ff Roman candles and other pytotech-
lies until the merriment was stopped by
| shot fiom the direction of Mahone's
rouse, which slightly wounded Herbert
Harrison. AT the police court examina-
ion several witnesses were heard.
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