Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-07
AFTER THE BATTLE, MOTHER
All Sorts Of Guess Work on the
Ohio Result.
TANNERS PR1vATEs NAY HAVE DONE r.
Perhaps Some Of the Iowa Republi-
cans Are Elected.
OHIO REPUBLICANS HOPE.
Foraker Behind the Ticket and Hi!
Colleagues May BE Elected.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. THE State Journal
OF this morning says: ''The losing party goes
home first on the night of an election so as to
get away from the noise Of the victors, so the
losers are first to quit figuring. The demo-
cratic managers we're giving out extravagant
claims yesterday. and the republicans. realiz-
Ing that the head of the ticket and legislature
were gone, had quit figuring during the day,
but Chairman Conger, Secretary Doane and
some OF the republican candidates made quite
a rally last night and claim the election of all
OF the republican ticket except Foraker. They
have sent word to all of the counties for COM
plete returns at once. 1t is evident that Camp
bells plurality will not be much over 10000
and If 1t is not over $4,000 the head Of the re-
publican ticket is the only part of it that is
beaten. In Hamilton county Foraker runs
6,9O5 behind the rest of the republican ticket,
In Lucas 800, in Franklin 450. in Cuyahoga
1850, III Madison 60. in Clark 200, in Van Vert
5o In Jefferson 200, in Summit $50, making a
total of l0,363 or more than Campbell's
plurality In these nine counties alone.
CHANCES FOR THE REST OF THE TICKET.
If the other 79 counties would show no
falling of on the head of the ticket the differ
ences in these counties won would elect part
OF the republican ticket, but it is known that
Campbell made gains in many other counties,
and even if his plurality should reach L. $40 the
II the other counties averaged a difference Of
only 80 between Foraker and the rest of the
ticket. Judge Nash estimated last night that
the republican state ticket. excepting Foraker
would have an average of 500 plurality. In
Hamilton county there was an independent
ticket in the field that got about 5000 votes.
As Brown, Watson, Hancock and Hester were
on this ticket there seems to be every reason
to feel that they are elected. There is more
doubt about Lamson than any others. Judge
Dickman and Mr.. Ham were not on this inde-
pendent ticket but they have run ahead very
largely in some counties. The official vote will
be counted in the different counties today and
reported at once, SO the result will be known
more positively, but mixed ticket is thought
to have been elected
TANNERS PRIvATEs HELPED.
The Journal says editoriaily: The fact that
all of the republican state ticket except gov
ernor is elected shows that Casarism had its
effect and that the people rendered verdict
against third term N Ohio. At the same
time there was a combination of saloonists,
base baliists and other personal ibertyites who
assisted in electin9 a democratic legislature
and Campbell. At the same time the removal of
Tanner turned the private soldiers against the
national administration, as Tanners opponents
were generals. The publication OF forged docu-
ment on Campbell had much to do with it, and
it was remembered that Foraker had called in
all his appointments. In fact the tide of local
things was against the republicans and the
principles OF the party had very little to do
with il ~