The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-05
Boies Re- Elected in Iowa by Plurality Esti-
mated at from 5000 to 10000, but the
Democrats Lose the Legislature.
New York Republicans Have Two Sure
on Joint Ballot, and May Get More.
Colorado Safe for Helm by Nearly 10000
Third Party About Wiped Out In Kansas
--Russell's Plurality Over 5000.
COMPLETE VICTORY IN OHIO.

Mckinley Elected by $4,000 and the Legisla-
ture Republican. with Votes to Spare.
COLUMBrs, o.. Nov. 4.--Major Mckinley
is quietly resting at the Hotel Hartford in
Canton. This afternoon he received ad-
vices from Chairman Hahn to the effect that
his plurality would not fall short of IL, coo,
and that the Legislature would be Re-
publican by upward of IS on JOINT bal
lot. Mr.. Mckinley has been flooded with
congratulatory kilograms from all over the
country. Among those who sent messages
were President Harrison. Governor Camp
bell. j. Sloat Fassett. Senator Sherman,
Benjamin Butterworth, Ex-Governor For
aker. Secretary Foster and General Alger.
The Govsrnor-elect will remain in Canton
until Inauguration day. Tomorrow night
he Will address Jollification meeting of
Republicans.
Tne following was forwarded from Co.
lumbus:
William Mckinley. jr:
heartily congratulate you upon your election
have no doubt that you will serve the people of
Ohio with fidelity and honesty.
JAMES e. CAMPBELL.
Governor Campbell takes the situation
phiIosophicslly and says that the Demo.
cratic party was lsboring under too great q
handicap in Ohio because of lack of funds
to pay the legitimate expenses of the cam
paign. He says they have made the best
fight they could in the face of Republican
majority of 1000 to start on and the
combined opposition of the manufacturers
and capitalists. Besides all this it was a
life and death struggle with the Republican
party: to defeat Major Mckinley, one of it's
national leaders and the representative of
its chosen idea of protection, meant the
downfall and disintegration of the party
itself. Party lines were closely drawn, he
says.
Democratic Chairman Neal says McKin-
ley's plurality will be at least 1900, and
may reach 10000, and that the Republicans
will have 2s on joint ballot
The feature of the result is the complete
drop of the Peoples party. Their vote in
the State Will not exceed 1850. and they
claimed before the election at least 5000.
The Prohibitlonists will lose 1000 votes
from last years polling. probably 10000.
This loss is traced to Republican
counties. and partially accounts for
the gains IN the etr0ngholds. The
total vote in the State is estimated at close
on to 100000, and will equal that cast in the
last Presidential contest. The last General
Assembly contained in the House, Demo-
Gratis. 59 Republicans, 81. Senate-Repub- b.
licans, II: Democrats, 19. Under new ap-
portionmentt the next Assem- bly, just elected.
will have only thirty-one Senators, and
will be constituted as follows: Senate
Republicans, 1S: Democrats, 13. House.
Republicans. 20; Democrats. 80.
There Is nothing In the returns from miss
Ing precincts that have been heard from
since o'clock this evening to alter the re-
suit already reported from Ohio. Indlca-
tions are that McKinley's plurality will be
about 1900 and the Legislature as already
reported.
Full returns from Hamilton county give
the following results: Mckinley, Rep, 81,
4S4; Campbell. DEM, 81 1852; Asbenhurst.
Pro-, 409; Seitz. Peoples, 8, ,773; total. 7S 22S.
McKinley's plurality. 1922; McKinley's ma
jority, TAO.