The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
THE ELECTION.

Owing to going to press ON Wednesday
morning, we were unable to give any
definite result of the election returns.
Below will be found the total vote of
Wellington township.
Sec'y of State.-Ryan. Rep, 400; Crom-
ley, Dem, 100; Lockwood, Pro-, "a.
Judge Supreme Court-Minshall, REP,
401 Okey, Dem, 1903; Ross, Pro. "a.
Mem. Board Public Works.-McCollo
Rep, 4O1; Keifer, Dem, 1OS Scott, Pro,
"a.
Mem. Congress, Goth district.-Taylor,
Rep, 396; Stewart, Dem, 1903; Root, Pro-,
SO. =
Judge Circuit Court.-Caldwell, Rep,
401; Starr, Dem, 1903; Case, Pro-, "a.
Judge Com, Pleas Court.-Voris, Rep,
401; HOusel, Dem., 1903; Robinson, Pro-,
"a; A. G.. Couch, l.
Mem. State Board of Equalization,
Armstrong, Rep, 400, Foster, Rep, 800
Sutliff, Dem, 108, johnson, Dem.s 1O7;
Robinson, Pro-, "a, Wertman, Pro-, "a.
County Treas Willard, Rep, 401 I;
Hart, Dem, 1903; Goss, Pro-, "a.
Judge Probate Couri.-Hlnman. Rep,
1922 Johnson, Dem, 107; Webster,
Pro, "a :
Clerk Com. Pleas Court.-Lewis, Rep,
39s; Vischer, Dem, 10; West, Pro-, 80.
Prosecuting Attorney.-Webber, Rep,
300; Reddington, Dem, 1903; Waller, Pro-,
"a.
I SherifE-EnsigD, Rep, 404; Folger,
Dem, 1O5; Tripp, Pro, 80.
Nntt.txr (Not,a a,aotA Wallace Dan
400; Kishman, Dem, 100; West, Pro, "a.
Infrmary Director.-Eskart, Rep, 40l /;
Krebs, Dem, 106; Fairchild, Pro-, "a.
Coroner.-BrAnan, Rep, 400; Ferguson,
Dem, 1OS; Wolcott. Pro-, "a.
The total vote cast was 543, which
was far below the average on
previous occasions. The largest vote
that was ever polled in this township was
in 1884, when 1t reached 727. We have
elected The full State ticket and men,
bers out of 21 In the lower House. This
is one more than the Democrats intended
US to have when the new districts were
made. The Democrats have a majority
In the General Assem- mblies in New York,
Wisconsin, Illinois, which will send Dem
ocratic United States Senators. The CON-
plexion ol'tho houses in New Hampshire
have not been determined yet and prob
ably will not until the official count is
made in January. Senator ingalls, will be
invited TO remain at home and choice Of
the Farmers Alliance will be sent 10 sue
ceed him. Thus three great men, viz,
Evarts of New York, Spooner Of Wis
consin, and Ingalls, Of Kansas will be re.
tired from public service and probably
new and inexperienced men chosen to fill
their places. The cause attributed for
this defeat is attributed to many things
In Ohio everything was accomplished
that was expected TO be, while 10 other
States local differences arose and probably
misconstruction Of the new tariff laws
had its bearing. In the Mckinley district
where the matter was ably discussed by
our statesmen, the new departure was
Overwhelmingly endorsed. Mr.. McKin
ley will retire from Congress March 4th
1891, and Will be nominated for GoYernol
and will Of course be elected, as his deiea
by so small majority only shows hi
greatness. We should begin to lay ouI
lines 10 capture the next General Assem-
bly, in order to elect successor to bon
John Sherman and redistrict the State in
toproper Congressional districts. Tn,
Democrats will have majority in th,
next House of one hundred and fifty.