The morning call., 1891-11-05
OhiO'S Emphatic Endorsement
Of the Mckinley Bill.
The New York Legislature Republican on
Joint Ballot.
influence Of The Result on the Presidential
Campaign Views Of Party Leaders.
Newspaper Comments.
Epecial TO THE MORNING cAuL.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Nov. 4.-Returns from
the elections still come in slowly. Chair
man Hahn of the Republican Committee
claims that the plurality Of Mckinley will
be between 1900 and q Loco, and that the
Republican majority in the General Assem-
bly, will be 81 on joint ballot Chairman
Neal says McKinley's plurality will be at
least 1900. and may reach 10000, and that
the Republicans will have rs on joint ballot.
The feature of the result is the complete
drop out of the Peoples party. Their vote
In the State will not exceed 1900, and they
claimed. before the election. at least $4,000
CINCINNATI Nov. 4-The new election
law delayed returns In Hamilton County
beyond precedent. At 10 o'clock to-day
there were a number of delinquent judges
who had not reported. The entirs legsla-
tive ticket OF the Republicans is elected.
or the figures by counties obtained to-day
twenty-seven counties were official and the
others estimated. The counties not heard
from gave last year Democratic plurality
of 6sos and a Republican plurality of s35
Putting those into the tootings gives Mckin-
ley a plurality of is, 5SS
Nothing in returns from the missing pre-
cincts have been heard from since o'clock
to alter the result already reported. The
indications are that McKinley's plurality is
about 1900, and the Legislature is already
reported.
Governor Campbell takes the matter
philosophically, and says the Democratic
party was labOring under too great handi-
cap In Ohio, because of the lack of funds to
ray the legitimate expenses of the CAM
paign. 1t was life and death struggle Of
the Republican party. To defeat Major Nc
Kinley. one of its national leaders and repre-
sentative of its chosen idea of protection,
meant the downfall and disintegration of
the party itself. Party lines were closely
drawn, ne said.
COLUMBUS (Ohio). Nov. 4. - Chairman
Hahn OF the Republican State Committee
has received a large number of congrdtula-
tory kilograms. Among the senders were
President Harrison and Joseph Manley of
Maine. Hahn sent the following telegram
TO Roger Q. Mills and Congressman Crisp.
who assisted the Democrats in the CAM
psign:
ALLOW me to congratulate you on the
able assistance you rendered US in the Ohio
campaign. McKinley's plu ality is 19, 900 to
21,000. The General Assembly Is Republi-
can by 35 to 81 on joint ballot. Can You be
with US next year?"
Governor Campbell sent the following to
his successful opponent:
Hillfam Mckinley Jr.: l heartily congratu
laIe you upon your election. 1 have no doubt
you will serve the people Of Ohio with fidelity
and honesty.
Governor Campbell received kilograms of
sympathy in his defeat from ex-President
Cleveland and Governor BOies of Iowa.
The Randall Club sent condolences and eX-
pressed the hOpe that its members would
be present at his Inauguration to the highest
Office in the gift of the nation.
CANTON (Ohio), Nov. 4.-McKinley spent
the day receiving friends and congratula-
tory tele-rams. Two operators were kept
busy all day receiving messages for the
GoverTor-elect Among the senders were
General R. A. Alger Of Michigan and j
Sloat Fassett tie defeated candidate fol
Governor of New York.