The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-16

Democratic headquarters have closed, and 1
is understood that those who have been abou
there have given up the State ticket with the
exception of q hope that Marquis for Lieutcn
ant Governor may pull through, which is ex
tremcly doubtful.
The Republicans have elected n Representa-
tive in Wood County, which makes the
House stand go Democrats TO 81 Republicans
1t will require 6S votes in the House to pass
bill and 10 in the Senate, the eniire Democrati,
vote of that body.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IA special dispatch from
Columbus TO the Enquirer says:
UNLESS Campbell's plurality exceeds i, 900
1t begins to look though the Democrats hat
reckoned without their host as regards most o
the State ticket below Governor. In fact, Mr.
Marquis chance is n slender one II Campbell
plurality falls much below that figure. The
absence of returns on all but for Governor has
left both commtte in the dark as to the other
candidates, but now that they are partially in q
different aspect is thrown on the face oi
things. Let us take the case OF Marquis, foi
instance. The unofficial returns from the
following counties: Ashland, Clark, Ashtabula,
Perry, Brown, Mahoning, Williams, Morrow,
Athens, Highland, Madison, Champaign Nor.
gan, Hancock, Huron and Delaware show that
Mr.. Lampson runs average of fifty votes
ahead of Foraker. III this is maintained, as II
probably will be when it Is applied to the
eighty-eight counties, it shows that Lampson
gains 1900 in the State which, on n basis OF
margin for Marquis to go on. But there are
three counties In which Lampson made phenom-
email gains over Foraker which obtain nowhere
else.
These counties are Hamilton, Cuyahoga and
Franklin In these counties Lampson gains
1890 on Foraker. This would leave ., 2i0 of a
margin for Marquis to compensate for any in
creased gains of Lampson over and above so to
the county. On basis OF 10000 for Campbell,
Lampson's gain may be 20 in each county. in
addition to the 1890 noted above, and still Mar
quis be elected. So far as can be ascertained
the other candidates run some 3 0J0 behind
Marquis chances. On the foregoing basis it
will require 100 over TO elect the rest of the
ticket.
The list of Senators and Representatives
sent last night is correct in every particular
except as TO Jones, Democrat. in Wood County.
That is "A mistake The member elected there
is Geo B. Spencer, Republican This makes
the Legislature stand: Senate nineteen Demo-
Gratis, seventeen Republicans; House. sixty
Democrats, ffty-four Republicans; Democratic
majority on joint ballot, eight. No returns as
10 the State ticket are coming tonight to either
of the headquarters. All the information OBJ
tainable is embraced in the first part OF this
dispatch"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Democrats: Allen, Ashland Auglaize, Brown,
Butler, q Clermont, Coshocton, Crawford,
DarlSe. 9; Defiance, Paulding, Erie. Fairfield
Henry, Hooking, Holmes, Knox, Licking
Marion, Mercer, Monroe, Montgomery,2; Mus
kingum, Noble, Ottawa, Perry, Pickaway, Pike,
Preble, Putnam, Richland Sandusky, Seneca,
Shelby, Stark, 2; Tuscarawas, 9; Van Wert
Vinton, Washington, Wayne, 2; Williams,
Total, 60 out OF ia
Republicans; Adams, Ashtabula, Athens,
Belmont, Carroll, Champaign, Clarke, 2; Clin-
ton, Columbiana, Cuyahoga, g; Delaware, Fay
cite, Fulton, Gallia, Geauga, Lake, Greene,
Guernsey, Harrison, Highland, Huron, jack
son, Jefferson, Lawrence, Logan, Lorain, Lu-
cas-, 2; Madison, Mahoning, 9; Medina, Megs,
Miami, Morgan, Ross 2; Scioto, Sum
init, 9; Trumbull, Union, Warren, Washington,
Wood. Total, 81.
SENATE.
Democrats: First District, 2; Second Dis
trict, L; Third District, Il Fourth District /;
Ninth District, /; Tenth District, 2; Twelfth
District, ]; Fifteenth and Sixteenth Districts
j. Seventeenth and Eighteenth Districts, ];
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Districts, l; Twen-
ty-irst District !; Thrtieth District 81 Thirty
first District /; Thirty-second District, |; Thir
ty-third Distrct2 2. Total, 10
Republicans: Fifth District, /: Sixth Dis
trict i; Seventh District, l; Eighth District, 2;
Eleventh District, i: Thirteenth District, /:
Fourteenth District !; Twentieth District, / I;
Twenty.second District I; Twenty-third Dis
trict 4; Twenty fourth and Twenty-sixth Dis
tricts, /; Twenty.ffth District 2; Twenty-sev-
trict, ]. Total, II.
Governor Foraker was asked this evening II
he had any thing to say Us to the cause which |
led TO the result, and he said:
II greatly regret the result, OF course, but i |
have no complaints to make of any body about |
any thing. have no time or disposition to dis |
cuss the causes The newspapers will doubt !
less do that better than can"
At O'Clock this afternoon Governor Foraker |
sent the following telegram:
COLUMBUS, OHIO, November o, 1889.
HON. JAMES e. CAMPBELL. Hamilton, Ohio: |
TO the full extent that o defeated candidate can |
do so with propriety allow me 10 ofrer you my
congratulations and assure you II will give me
pleasure TO extend you every courtesy can
show you In connection with your Inauguration
and the commencement OF your administration.
j. d. FORAKER.
Mr.. Campbell sent the following reply this
EVENING"
HAMILTON, o., November 0, 1880
10 HON. ]. b. FORAKER Governor OF Ohio:
cordial telegram Just received i accept with
high appreciation your tender OF courtesies
upon the occasion referred TO.
JAS. L. CAMPBELL
WINCHESTER Noy. 1.-THE complete ofiical
returns OF Adams County give Foraker plu-
rality OF 2, balance OF State ticket "a Democrat.
ic. The Republicans have elected Blair for
Representative and the balance OF the coun.
iy ticket, except Robert Collins for commits
sioner.
LIMA, Nov 7.-yhs oncial vote OF Allen