The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
TUESDAYS ELECTION.

 The result is entirely satisfactory to the Democrats, and as far as heard from up to going to press the returns show large Democratic gains in cry section.
 The election in Ohio was for Coy ernor, Legislature and other state officers. There were tour tick cts in the field, Democratic, Republi- can, Prohibition and Union Labor. Tho vote in this State last :, ear was: Cleveland, 395, ,455; Harrison, 4l6,- 059. In the election Tuesday the Democrats overeame this plurality and elected Campbell by plurality of from l0,0C0 10 12.0Q0, aud the rest of the state ticket Is probably elected by plui alitles ranging from 5000 to 4,000. This will enable the Democrats to return a Demo crat to the senate to succeed Payne. J. B. Foraker was the Republican candidate for Governor and by his arrogance and impertlnence he made enemies of aIs friends and they simply slaughtered him. His l treachery too, Co Sherman in the National convention last year was no doubt remem bered. The Dem ocrats were well organized and made a noble and successful fight
 The electlon III Virginia was for Governor and state officers and the result was as every one anticipated only It vas q little mere so. 1t was Malone vs. decency and the latter has triumphed. The Democrats elected their ticket by big major itios and Mahone was sncwed un- del to the tune ,000. There were several attempts at violence on the part of the traitors henehmen, and Il party of Democrats were waylaid by them. They also attempted fraud Ill larga number of precincts but were promptly suppressed by the respectable element. The result is entirely satisfactory however ant Malone Is covered up so deep that ho will never be resurrected. Ills future is behind him" as il were. III honor 10 the old Dominion.
 The election ip Iowa was for Governor and other state officers and the result exceeded the sangulne expectations of the most enthusi astlc Democrat The vote last year was: Cleveland l79,877; Harrison, 2l ,595. Iowa has never even been counted as u doubtful state but was supposed ta te firmly welded to her idols-Rtpubhcanism i'd and high tariff. What was the surprise and IJoy of the Democrats then, when 1t was ascertalned that their Cover nor and entire state ticket was elec- ted bvpluralities ranging from 5000 to 900. Iowa is now q sately Dem ocratic state aud will cast her elec- torial vote Tn 1892 for Cleve land and tariff reform.
 The election in New York was l for Congressman in two districts and State tficers with the excep. tons of Governor and Lieutenant l Governor. Here, as elsewhere, the Democrats were successful. electing their ticket by ma jority of early 5000.
 The election in Massachusetts was for Treasurer and other State officers. The Republicans, as mat ter of course, elected their Cover nor, but not by tho plurality an iclpate d by them, and 1t was virt- ually Democratic victory. He was elected by small plurality of something over 5000, and the Re. publlcans had boastfully stated he would 20 Tn with plurality exceed ing 20, 900. The Senate will be composed of 29 Republ cans and II Demo crats, while in 1888 there were 32 Republicans and Democrats. The Lower House wlll consist of l62 Republicans and 7S Democrats, loss of IS Representatives to tho Republicans over last year. The result IS matter of congratulatlon to the Democrats and two years hence even greater things may be expected ofthe old Bay State.
 l IiS clcCliDH III | tllIS} NdI X was for State Treasurer. and the Re- publican was elected by plurality of about 60,000. Harrison carried the State in 1888 by a plurality oi some S0,000, and the vote Tuesday shows loss to the Republican. of about 10000.
 In Illinois the election was fer county officers only, and the Dem ocrats generally wero successful. They carried Cook county by Il handsome majority.
 Even poor, old Godforsaken Kansas elected a large number of Democrats. The election in this State was for county officers only.
 New Jersey still remains Tn the Democratic column. The election ill thls State was for Governor an q Legislature, The Democrats cleo