Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-11-07

owing to errors in marking Australian
ballots, which causes delay and discus
sion among judges of election.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-The republican
ticket in Cayahoga county Is probably
elected by from 1000 to $500 plurality
WELLsvILLE, O., Nov. 4--McKinley
received 707 votes to 452 for Campbell, n
gain of 80. Reports indicate
that the entire repu blican county ticket
will so through by big majorities
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.-Chairman Hahn
was present Mt the republican head
quarters during the entire evening and
had his clerks hard at work figuring
upon every return that came in. He
said to reporter at II o'clock: II have
not the slightest reason to change my
estimate of Ohio going republican by
Mt least 10000 Every return strength
ems my bel eff. I lay claim to the legis-
lature and three close democratic
counties, Hardin, Hancock and Pauld-
ing, which have heretofore been demo-
cratic and which l held in doubt have
been won by the republican candidates
for legislature. The entire republican
ticket will be elected"
Immediately afterward the demo-
cratic committee rooms were visited.
Chairman Neal said: Everything is
lost. Mckinley will carry the state by
at least Is, 900; anything above that you
can use your own figures, for we are
showed under"
How about the legislature?" was
asked.
"Well, they take that too, but can
not tell by what majority" al.
This is the first news given out at
democratic headquarters, but it has
been noticed that no high degree OF
animation had been felt there all even
ing since the first returns were received.
Hilarity reigns supreme in oil republi-
can houses.
Gov. Campbell virtually comedies the
election of Mckinley, though not in SO
many words. The United Press repre-.
sentatives called upon Gov. Campbell at
his Office at midnight last night and
found him surrounded by members OF
his family and intimate friends. Said
he upon being asked for an interview;
81 have nothing to say" But being
questioned further he continued: 1.-The
situation, will admit, looks anything
but favorable for me. All private ad.
vices until now have been very flatter.
ing, but consistent with the returns by
Western Union wires. I don't know
where these election returns come from,
but if they are true it looks as if l am
defeated" 81
The United Press bore him the first
intelligence that the democratic COM
mittee had given up all hopes While
there was noticeable change in his
countenance it was plainly evident that
he had been expecting the news
This" said Gov. Campbell, pointing tc
the latest bulletin, sis what seems dc
discouraging to me-" The report was
from 236 precincts outside of Cincinnati
In those Mckinley received 80, 1872 and
Cam II 25, 139, net republican gair
of 665. The fact that Hamilton county
will go hopelessly republican give:
Gov. Campbell but little to build upon
McKinley's plurality may reach 20, oOl
or even higher.
MANSFIELD, Nov. 4.-In an interview
with Senator Sherman last night by
press representative on the result of tn,
election in Ohio, the senator said: "I
is glorious victory. ] have cause t,
believe that Mckinley has been electe,
by over $4,000 plurality and that tn,
legislature is safely republican. The re
suit, whatever it may be, will have al
important influence upon future can
vases and elections. The two issues
free coinage and protective tariff
were never before presented so distinct
ly to the people of state as they hav
been to the people of Ohio"
CANTON, Nov. 4.-Tuesday was
quiet day for Major Mckinley for tn
first time in ten weeks. At Q ocloc
he deposited his ballot and at moo
he dined with his friends. The afte,
noon he passed in his rooms in the HUI
ford and at night he visited the tabe1
nacle to hear the result of the day
ballot, where he remained until tn
verdict had been heard.