New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
THE RESULT IN OHIO.
THE DEMOCRATS ELECT THE GOVERNOR
THE OTHER STATE OFFICERS REPUBLICAN,
oAMpBr1Hs PLURALITY 1900 OR 'soOo-N ''N"
Gus DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR THE
sENATORsHIP.

Columbus Nov (speciaD-The official returns
bave not come in from all parts of the state and inc
exact results Of the election cannot yet be stated
II Is generally conceded. however, that the entire
Republican state ticket except Governor Foraker Is
elected by varying pluralitles. Lampson, the can
didate for LeutcnantG Governor, Is probably elected
nv n small plurality The Democratic Committee does
not concede this but has relaxed in Its claim as 10
the rest OF the ticket.
The following was Owen out from hepupiicah
Headquarters at 10 o'clock tonight; We nave re-
turns from tho entire State showing the eectoh Oh
Judge Dyckman, Attorney General wilson o'a'o Ooi-
missioner Brown Member Of the Board OF fuDhc
Works Hahn, School Commissioner John Hancock, and
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Hester, by puralltics
ranging from o 500 DO 5000. We believe Lampson
IS elected Governor, but the lace between
him and Mr.. Marquis was close, ana Mr. La"psoh ;
plurality will be small. II Will require lhe olholai
vote to obtain the exact plurality of tho Republican
candidates"
II Is estimated that Campbell DENY must
have plurality OF at least 1900 In order 70 insure
the election of the rest OF the Democratic ucRet
II ts believed that Watson for Attorney General. and
Hester for Clerk of supreme Court VIII r1in about
1000 ahead of the rest of the Republican uckct'
not counting the head At Democratic headquarters
Il Is conceded that Campbolls plurality VIII nave 10
be IL 900 in order TO save Marquis ana 'na' inc
rest Of their ticket IS in much greater danger
They. however. think that Campbells plurality will
reach IL 900 or $4,000 which would insure the cleo.
lion of the entire Democratic ticket.
The semLoficlal returns from Franklin county and
tho CITY Of Columbus show that Foraker ram $50 be-
hind the rest of his ticket. In Hamilton County
Foraker runs 69O5 behind the rest OF tho Repuoican
ticket in Lucas 500, in Franklin 49, In Cuyanoga
$40 in Madison 60 in Clark 2OO In Nan"er oo,
IN Jefferson 200 In Summit $50, making a total OF
10 365 I'm these nine counties alone.
While the Democratic managers nave agreed 10
give tho United States senatorshp to Calvin s. Brce
ar a. be does not want it, TO John Il. Mclean, they
are going to have trouble in delivering the goods
Iobn II Thomas the millionaire manufacturer OF
Springfield. is already raising his voice in protest,
and CRY Is coming up from the followers OF other
loading aspirants for the honor. Already Lawrence
r Neal and Virgil p. Kline, the candidates against
Mr. Campbell for the nomination for Governor
william NJ Ramsey, Of Cincinnati former Jaw
mariner of Justice Stanley Matthews; I. T.. Powell,
Conprcssman Joseph ii. Cultivate, Henry J. Booth,
a former law partner Of George J.. Converse ex-
Conoressman Warren p Noble and George l.. Con-
verse are all in the race for the Senatorship, While
lanes f. Neal, chairman of the Democratic state
Executive Committee is spoken Of as possible entry
II is also hintod that Allen W. Thurman would ike
IN sit in his fathers old seat Tho contest promises
N he a bitter one and 1t Is not impossible that the
fight may rival in intensity that between senator
Henry b. Payne and George H. Pendleton SIX years
ago.