Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-07

Total ..... 1899 1855 1896 1907
DR.. D. E. Stone, prohibition, received 5
CIV; Wellington, republican, majority for
Charles E. Coffin, republican, majority for
senator, 559
Baughman. democrat, plurality in 1887. las.
Following is the total vote in the county on
the other officers:
House OF acknowledgements Sasscer
2.s69; Darnall, 2,S7l; Manning, 2.S09. Repub-
licans-Hall, 1858: Meloy 3,279; Parker 3, 349
For clerk of circuit court-Chew democrat
2.746; Belt, republican. 3.421. Register of wills
-McPherson, democrat, 1856; Perrie. repub-
lican, 1886. Sherif-Dore, democrat, 2,S5l;
Beall, republican, 1921. Surveyor-Hatton,
democrat, 1883; Latimer. republican, 1885,
County commissioners-democra Brooke
2.S4S: Murray, 2S23; Kerby, 1925; Hicks 2769;
Phelps, 2,799. epublicans-Warring. 1867;
Clagette, 1851; Garner, 1886; Brashears, 1852;
Crozier, 1894
1t will be seen that MIR. Darnall leads the
rdemocratic ticket. receiving ash votes, and
MIR. Coffin the republican, with 3.466 votes.
Virginia and Malone.
Eighty-three counties and cities in Virginia
indicate democratic majority of Al. 0SO. This
leaves II counties to hear from, which will
makea democratic majority of so OOO The dem
ocrats have SO out of 100 members of the house
of delegates and 26 out of 40 senator's Malone
himself comedies the state to the democrats by
all they can claim, but says he has been cheated
The democrats have got tired of growing and
the negroes take their defeat good naturally.
In an interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer
correspondent Gen. Malone claims he lost
heavily by the purging process and BY the ma
nipulation OF the ballot boxes. He claimed he
would have been elected by 20, 600 had there
been fair election.
do you think, general that the big major
ity Yesterday means democratic supremacy for
every
1t would look so, but the people will become
Disguised and there will be change some day.
l tell you what the result will do 1t will III
vite congressional action"
What Is your idea of national Jurisdiction ="
why, believe that Congress will adopt
law giving the national government full super
vision Of congressional elections in the states.
Only In this way can we ever expect fair cleo
ton in the SOUTH
The kicking republicans argue that you will
have to surrender your republican leadership
III virginia since you have been 80 oyerwheIm-
| ingy defeated. What have you to say on this
point?" asked
He chuckled significantly and replied: ~
am chairman OF the republican party IN yir-
Sinia until the next state convention and death
or resignation would be the only way could
be got rid OF. will live to be a hundred and
it will be cold day before resign Who are
the kickers and how many are there?''
The general then proceeded to answer the
question by enumerating the kickers on nine
fingers. There are only nine," he said, in
the whole lot. The kickers amount, you see
to nothing. will continue to lead the repub-
lican party for many years to come as con-
slder that my patriotic duty"
ut was said that the national committee
furnished you with 5000 600 to run the cam
paign."
We'll, if they did have never seen it. I
guess 1t must have been switched off to Ohio or
some other close state"
HOW about your aspirations for the Vice
Presidency"
Il do not believe that the republican party
has lost its senses, and until il does there will
| never be a southerner on the ticket. John s
wise broke from me because took him down
| a peg on that very question. In 1885, sitting
| IN this library, he asked me if wanted to be
wee President and told him No, and if did
couldn't get It.. He then said he would put in
for 1t himself. ridiculed him for his pre-
sumption and he never got over it. John Wise,
you know, Is full of gush. He lacks the balance
wheel and heavy one at that"
Ohio Democratic Beyond Doubt.
The democrats have carried Ohio. Governor
Foraker is defeated by James E. Campbell, the
democratic nominee for governor, and the re-
publican state committee comedies the victory.
The democrats have carried the legislature by
small majority on joint ballot and the success
scr TO United States Senator Payne will be a
democrat. The result spoils the ambitions of
| several men. Murat Halstead who had aspira-
lions for the Senate, is, of course, knocked out
| by the republican disaster. Forakers ambi-
| ton for the presidential nomination III 1892 has
\ got tremendous setback, and John r. Mclean
| comes to the top as the democratic leader of
| OHIO and will make strong candidate for the
| senate. Calvin Brice is the leading candidate
| and the fight is probably between him and Nc
| Lean, with Allen W. Thurman, son of the Judge,
| as a possible resultant. Foraker ran behind
| his ticket almost everywhere and was especially
| cut IN Hamilton county, which includes the
city Of Cincinnati. The vote there was: Camp
| bell. 40.3l4; Foraker, IS, $40; Campbells ma
Jority, 7.l65. For lieutenant governor the
democratic majority is 3, SIS, which shows how
the republicans scratched the head Of the
| ticket
| ID. n. Watson, republican candidate for attor.
ney general, aud U. II. Hester, republican can.
didate Tor clerk OF the supreme court are no,
satisned that they are defeated as the news
from Cleveland and other parts of the state
shows that they have run ahead. and especially
so nester. Ihe republican committee do no,
tninA that the complete figures will be suffici.
entiy favorable to save any part of the ticket
Doth committees and chairmen seem to be
agreed That the democrats Will carry the legis
lature In both branches. 1t il not probable the
ngures as agreed upon to membership will
be changed, and from the best at hand. gath