The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-11-09
OHIO.

OpOh uIduCneo vi JiIO leSlSltuure, me-
Kinley won the most decisive victory
recorded in Ohio since the civil war. 1t
has been won on national issues. AL
though Mckinley is running for re-
election as governor, he made state
affairs secondary to protection and
honest money in all his speeches. num-
bering no. 1t would not have been
surprise two weeks ago, but after the
action of congress there seemed such a
reaction that the overwhelming vote is
surprise. The Democrats did not al
low the contest to go by default, but
made most vigorous fight with har-
monious working forces, Ex-Governor
Campbell canvassed the state for Law
renee T. Neal all last week, and the
Democratic committee was hopeful
after congress reached a decisive ac-
ton.
The Republican managers expected
such results two weeks ago but are
astonshed tonight. Mckinley is not
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it all along and felt confident the i'm
preston Of the changed conditions
could not be overcome by campaign
efforts for reaction. The weather was
pleasant all over the state and there
was full vote of over S00,000 The
decisive results OF former years have
been because of a small vote, those of
one party or the other not turning out.
But voters were out today all over the
state and Mckinley has a majority
over all with the Democrats, Prohi
bitionist and Populist tickets opposed
to hun.
This is the first majority overa all any
state candidate has had siuce Fosters
election just after Garfield's death in
1881. Blaine had majority in 1884
but the Republican state ticket had
then only plurality. Last year the
Democrats elected the presidential
electors and the Republican plurality
was 1912. McKinley's plurality in 1891
Was 81, 900. In 1890 the Republicans
had 10000 plurality and in 1889 the
Democrats elected Campbell by lO,972
when there was small vote.
1t is conceded that the Republicans
have gained in districts and counties
everywhere by local tickets being car
ried through with the vote for Nc
Kinley. The Republicans are appre.
hensive of one part of their victory.
The legislature elected today does not
select United States senators and it is
over two-thirds Republican, the
strongest since the war. With such a
large working majority they fear such
legislation by the city members as may
lead to defeat two years hence when
another will be elected that will choose
Senator Brices' successor.
Cincinnati 10 precincts give Nc
Kinley l4O3 Neal 1916. In 1892 the
same precincts gave Harrison 1919,
Cleveland 1906.
Cincinnati-2O precincts give Nc
Kinley 23l1, Neil 1907. Same last year
gave Harrison 2646, Cleveland 2O6S.
Cincinnati-40 precincts give McKin-
ley 6,167, Neil 1854. Same in 1892 gave
Harrison SOIL, Cleveland 1878.
Cincinnati-9 precincts in Hamilton
county show an average gain for Nc
Kinley of 30 each. Fifty precincts in
Ohio give Mckinley 7074, Neil 4946.
Last year Harrison received 6S2l,
Cleveland 1854.
Cincinnati, $50 p. m.-The vote OF
Ohio is very full Definite figures i'm
possible in advance returns. There is
| a general feeling that Mckinley and
other Republicans for state officers will
be elected.
Cincinnati-75 precincts including
25 in Hamilton county give Mckinley
9791. Neal 7l51 In 1892 they gave
Harrison 950S, Cleveland S47S.
Cincinnati 100 precincts give Nc
Kinley 13,961, Neal 9l5l: Same in
1892 gave Harrison IL, 456, Cleveland
11,17S.
Cincinnati-The gain for Mckinley
in the first 40 precincts, II continued
throughout the state, will give him a
plurality of $4,000.
Cincinnati-125 precincts, including
25 in Hamilton county, give Mckinley
18 500. Neal 11,S1S. In 1892 they gave
Harrison l7,74S, Cleveland 1880.
Cincinnati-175 precincts give Nc
Kinley 27,387, Neal 1902. In 1892
Harrison received 26,279, Cleveland
20,5 562.
Cincinnati-With one twenty-eighth
of the state heard from, McKinleys
gain is 1882. At this rate his plurality
will be 10000.
Cincinnati-2O0 precincts give Nc
Kinley 32,l54, Neal 20,492. In 1892
Harrison received 3O,6l0, Cleveland "a, :
1873,
Springfield-A conservative estimate
founded upon returns from small cities
and towns give the following: For gov
ernor, Greenhalge (Rep.) over Russell
Dem.) l8O0U; lieutenant governor,
Walcott (Rep) over Carroll (Dem.) %,
900: secretary of state. Lin (Rep.) over
Mcdonald Dem 10000; auditor, Kim
ball (Rep.) over Hall (Dem.) 24,OOO
treasurer, Phillips (Rep.) over Stevens
Dem J q, 900; attorney general, hnowl
ton (Rep over Lilleyn (pem.) 17,0OO
The senate and house will both be Re
publican by a slightly increased ma
jority.
Cincinnati-225 precincts, including
45 in Hamilton county, give Mckinley
3G, ,592. Neal 1851 Last year 3i,61J
and 1880
Cincinnati-300 precints give Nc.
Kinley 4S,023, Neal 1888. In lS9.
Harrison 4j, 7O5, Cleveland 3S,S32.
Cincinnati-32j precincts give Nc.
Kinley 53,SO7, Neal 1927 In 1885,