The sun., 1889-11-08

nor, Kennedy, RutterWOrth. and McKIn-
Iey-HnrrIson Gets IA Share OF the Blame
"A Few Republicans Elected, Perhaps.
COLUMBUS, Nov Gov Foraker refuses
to blame any one personally for his defeat =" 1t
would hardly be becoming in me to do So" he
said to day. II am defeated and have con-
graduated Mr.. Campbell am disappointed
because had expected different outcome
and now am going to Cincinnati to practise
law. will not complain OF any ones conduct"
Gov Foraker was, however, willing to assign
general and local causes. He said:
TT appears from the returns that am de-
teated. and that the rest Of the State ticket
is undoubtedly elected. OF course. the combi-
nation against me OF the liquor dealers, saloon
keepers, and other violators Of the law, added
10 the opposition Of the Republicans who took
sides against me on personal grounds and on
account OF third termism. mado different re-
suit hardly to be expected. But we had right
to expect Republican gains and support In dis
tricts where there are heavy Republican losses.
While feel my defeat, assure you that am
not cast down, but, OF course, regret the defeat
OF my party. feel confident that the Republi-
cans who have seen flt to place the Democratic
party in power and vindicate the election OF
Henry b. Payne to the United States Senate
will. before the expiration Of the Democratic
to appreciate their mistake"
But IL Gov. Foraker will make no personal
accusations at this time. there are many Of his
friends who are less considerate. They openly
declare that no man in Ohio politics has ever
suffered as much from treachery as Foraker.
They roundly denounce Gen. Grosvenor, Gen.
Kennedy. and Major Butterworth. and some
extend the con onGsmnation to Major Mckinley
Upon the tlbSG TWO named the burden OF cr1tl-
cism has fallen because both are known to
have kniied Foraker of the stump and upon
reach the public. Forakers friends are more
kindly disposed toward Senator sherman than
tETord other fbpt IN
the leaders who kept his pledge to support
Foraker. Butterworth and Mckinley are
blamed on general principles-not Tor any
specific words or acts.
There is no, question about the attitude OF
ton ti "a" at Washington. No attempt is made to
conceal their disapproval Of the policy OF the
even secure the appointment OF a fourth-class
Postmaster. They wouldn't give him any CON
rison % can be blamed in part for this defeat or
course. Sherman should have aided US in Sc
curing patronage, but that doesn't relieve the
All Of ForaEer's friends unite in criticising
the Administration and the Republican leaders.
thS Sosrs and eompe
demora!ization Of the party in this State until
III.
TO have said to stephen A. Douglas. Jr.;
1T is a dangerous thing to knife the ticket Of
ones own party but since some eminent he
their % footsteps in the future without being con
''eGi on tn the other % hand. Forakers enemies accuse
him OF dragging down the Who'll ticket, and
hfE b hs b9% bat bs
Republican State ticket. with the exception of
Foraker. is elected by small pluralites. Fora
l-ar tffY Nnfn n will RI hn U
crawl ces IN by few Votes The General ASSEM-
bly, is undoubtedly Democratic by majority
Of ten on Joint ballot
ByH.c Associated Press
COLUMBUS. NOV. 1.-THE indications are now
that the Republicans have elected all the cam
didates on their State ticket with the exception
show, that Foraker ran about 1850 behind the
bell must have plurality OF at least $4,000 in
order to insure the election OF the rest OF the
nd ticket was09 for
Court, Will run about 1000 ahead OF the rest Of
the ticket. not counting the head:
that Campbell's plurality will have to be 1000
in order to save Marquis. the candidate for
the rest Of the ticket. The 'H Democrats ] think
1900, Or 1000 which would Insure the cleo
can headGuarters at 10 clock tonight: o'l'''
showing the election OF Judge Dickman. At
torney General Watson, State, Commits;
OF Public Works Calm. School Commis-
sioner John Hancock. and Clerk of the
supreme Court Hester. by pluralities ranging
elected Lieutenant: Governor. but the race be-
tween him and MIR. Marquis was close, and Mr..
Lampson's plurality win be small 1t will re-
quire the official vote to obtain the exact plu-
rality Of the Republican candidate.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Unofflcial returns have
frnD all hn tin1 in hin
They show plurality for Campbell Of 11.454.