Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

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Further Returns from Ohio, New York
aud other states.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Onto.
CrcrvSaTT November G.-Scven hundred
and sixty-Gvc voting places IN ONO ont
side Of Cincinnati give Foraker l2j,U1;
Campbell tl9.G.G. iiclwie. 6,O4s. The same
districts 100 1857 gave Foraker ELSE
Powell lOq.Oll. Sharp G.2JJ. The footing
of Hamilton county vote. with seven pre-
ciucf. 10 hear from. give the following re-
suits. IOmkor. 81 0lO: Campbell, 5iO33;
tamp5olis plurality, 7Gfo. IL j. se'litd
That the Republican senator IL elect "o-
George A Schneider The ieta.lcd
vote shows an almost unbrokcn fall
500 of u Fuahcr's vote from the
lct Of the ticket in al precincts. In
Cincinnati me has "a plurality IN only eicht
of the thirty wards and these range IRON
I0 tc JZ7 Camp5cln- wafd plurabtics range
from 30 % 1852. I'm eight wards he uas
more than 900 plurality for each.
This morning returns have been re-
ceivcd from Si3 of the 2.l9O votmg-pinces
outside of Cincinnati, showing the vote tor
Foraker. 1862. Campbell, 49, ,5l6; Hell
wiz. G.764. The same IN 1857 gave Foraker,
l3f.l00 Powell. 40, SS9; sharp, 7l24. Inns
shows "a cain f0r Campbell OF over 9to q
precinct. While this ratio IS matter OF
chance 10 still gives some data Tor estl-
mate. II has been almost constantly be-
tween 6 and 9. bat even AT a lower esti-
mate if would give Campbell enough to
insure bis election. The Republicans ma
some consolation IN the theory that the
townships TO hear from being mainly rural
ones viii not show so large q gam per pre-
cinct. but the ratio would have to he
brought below toa precinct to give Fora
kcr "a chance.
C1NcrNNArI. November eight hundred
and ffty-uine pollng-placcs IN Ohio out
side of Cincinnati give Foraker 1876: .
Campbell, al. 1869; Helwig, 7,25j. IN 1887
the same districts gave Foraker l43493;
Powell. lbs $50: Sharp. 1873. Net Demo
cratic gam OF sole.
Columns. O., November 6.-An extra
edition of the Dispatch, Independent he.
publican. claims that the official vote OF
the State will be necessary TO determine
whether Foraker or Campbell IS elected
Governor of Ohio. 1t is generally believed
here that the Legislature Will show a
Democratic majority. but this the RepuO-
hcan committee does not concede.
CINCINNATI, November C. incomplete
returns from ell the counties IN the state
except twenty six give Campbell plurali-
ty of 4.725. The twenty-sN counties nor
heard from gave Powell. Democrat. M 1881
a plurality Of 179. The outlook from these
figures is that Campbolls plurality IN the
State Is about 5000.
Unofficial returns from sixty-fOur coun-
ties in ONO give Campbell plurality OF
= .gOj. The four remaining counties, Whch
are Ashland, Gauga, Ottawa, anu Iauld-
ing. gave Powell a plurality IN 1887 OF 40.
COIuMgUs. O.. NOyember6.-Only meaere
MI
eithcrthe Republican or Democratic head
quarters up to noon to-day. These give
nothing DEFINITE As to the result, when IS
evidently very close on the state ticket
and Legislature with the probability that
Campbell is elected. Chairman Conger' OF
the Republican Committee, at noon smd
that they did not conccde the state 10 the
Democrats, and expressed desire 10 await
further returns before giving out an estl-
mate further than 10 say the Legislature IS
IN doubt. Chairman Neal claimed ma
ioritv Of ten on JOINT ballot early tins
morningf0r the Democrats. but IS now not
$40 certain a. to the result. IL may require
several DAYS 10 settle all doubts as to the
General Assembly ..
CHcAGo, November ca special DIS
patch from Columbus, OHIO, says hon.
Allen G. Thurman has sent the following;
COLUMBUS, O., November 6. 1882
To Hon. GroCer Clerei0ad. Neto York:
Governor Foraker has surrendered all
the Republican flags in Ohio.
CtryrrANp. November 1.-COmplete re-
Turns from cleveland and the county give
Foraker %. i03 votes and Campbell ls,ib5;
Foraker ran from 500 20 500 votes pehind
his ticket. I'm fact he WAS cut by the t'e-
publicans in nearly every one 81 the one
hundred precincts III TINS county. Eight
Rrpubncau candidates for the General As
sembly were elected 10y ample pluraiitleS'
and the result IN this county all Things
considered, met the expectations OF Cover
nor Foraker's friends. In Northern OmOthe
Democrats lost and gained votes IN spots.
In Summit county, OF which the Hour
ishing city of Akron Is the capital, the he-
publican loss something like !, lOU. AKRON
| /, a manufacturing city, anu the tdflH was
made more or less an issue III the campaign
! There late this evening the impression
preyails hcra-and it IS based on "a careful
| review of all the returns now at hand
| that the Democrats have a majority Of two
| AN fhe House Of Representatives and pos
Silly a majority of two III the Senate. II
| tins should prove 10 be the case Demo
crat Viii succeed Henry b. Payne IL the
Senate OF the United States. The senate
rial election will occur III January, ioW.
| Ohio has been known a republican
| Niiit Mut-n Nl4 Altf tN'bNA'it'"i
n has never been represented at WaShlhg-
/ ton by two Republican senators. senator
| Sherman hns always had Democratic col
| league. and now Mr. Payne, who Is a very
| old man and who says that he VIII not be
| a candidate for reelection, VIII be followed
| by another Democrat.
CoruMBUs. o., November 6.-The Demo
cratic State Committee Is claiming the
! election OF Campbell by plurality OF
| n. OQO to 1900 and the rest OF the ticket
! bv pluralities ranging from 1000 TO 5000.
! These conclusions are reached from meagro
returns and mostly by estimate, but arc
| believed 10 be reliable within the range OF
| pluralities which are given. The hepuou-
| can Committee has nothing upon wh,ch
| n can reliably dispute the figures further
| Than they do not think the plurality Of
| Camnben will reach over 5000 or 10000,
| ami that the rest OF the State ticket VIII
| not be elected by more than 1900 or 5,OOu
Roth committees and chairmen seem 70
! be AGREED that the Democrats carry the
| I eoislature in both branches. IL Is not
probable the figures, rs agreec upon a. 70
! membership, Will be changed IRON thai
which has already been announced, though
| in some of the counties they do not have
! conclusive information. From the best al
hand, gathered at headquarters, the HOUSE
| viii stand 81 Democrats and % hepuoll.
cans. and the Senate 10 Democrats anu II
Republicans. This would give the Demo
| crats a majority Of ten on joint ballot
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