The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-08
SPLENDID VINDICATION.
Mckinley Scores a Magnificent
Victory in Ohio.
THE WHOLE TICKET ELECTED
A Seventy-five Thousand Majority
Rolled up in the Buckeye
State.
IE WHOLE TICKET ELECTED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. with plu-
rality of $4,000 and two-thirds of both
branches of the legislature, Mckinley
has won the most decisive victory re-
corded in Ohio since the Civil War.
1t has been won on national issues. 1t
would not have been a surprise two
weeks ago, but after the action of con-
gress there seemed to be such a re-
action that the overwhelming vote is
a surprise. The democrats did not al
low the contest to go by default, but
made a most vigorous fight with a har-.
monious working force. Ex-Governor
Campbell canvassed the state for Law
renee T. Neal, all of last week, and the
democratic committee was hopeful af-
ter congress had reached some decisive
action. The weather was pleasant all
over the state and there was full vote
Of over 100000. The decisive results Of
former years have been because Of
small votes, those of one party or the
other not turning out, but the voters
were out today all over the state, and
has majority over ALL with
the democratic, prohibition, and popu-
list tickets opposed to him. This is
the first majority over all that any
state candidate has had since the Fos-
ter election just after Garfield's death
in 1881.
The republicans were apprehensive |
On one part of their victory The leg
stature elected today does not select q |
United States senator, and it is over
Lwo-thirds republican, the strongest
since the war. With such large work
ng majority, they fear such legisla-
ion by city members as may lead to
lefeat two years hence when another
legislature is to be selected that will
,hoose Senator Prices successor.
Cincinnati, Nov 7.--6 p. m.-The vote
Ill over Ohio is very full. Definite fig
Tres are impossible in advance of the
'eturns. The general feeling is that
Mckinley and the other republican
state officers are elected by a highly
respectable plurality.
Columbus, Nov. THE precincts in
he cities that had reported at $3.50 p.
n. all show republican gains that
would indicate that McKinley's plu-
'ality of $1,000 two years ago would be
doubled, but the rural regions will not
jhow such gains. If the ratio of gains
n the cities is kept up, McKinley's plu-
'ality will reach 10000. The republi-
an managers now concede nothing
ess than double his former plurality.
Cincinnati, Nov. lone hundred pre-
'incts give Mckinley 13,961; Neal 9,15l;
,opulist, 254, and prohibitionists, 597. |
rhe same in 1892 gave Harrison 1886,
Cleveland 11,17S, populists 100, and pro-
libitionist, 5SS. Thirty-six precincts in
Hamilton county are in, and only one
shows democratic gain. The average
gain for Mckinley in each precinct is |
VIZ At this rate his plurality in Ham
lton county will be over 10000. a gain
If $500.
With one twenty-eighth Of the state
heard from, McKinley's gain is 2.5s2
At this rate his plurality will reach
10000.
Cleveland, Nov. 1.-THE returns indi-
cate that Mckinley will carry cuya-
hoga county by at least 1000. Last
year Cleveland carried it by 1880.
Cincinnati. Nov. 7-Three hundred
precincts give Mckinley 1902; Neal,
1888; popuIist. s6s; prohibitionist. 1896
This is republican gain Of 7.727.
Columbus. Nov ITO the general
of the Associated Press.-In-
dications now point to a plurality for
of more than $4,000. and both
branches of the legislature by large
CsigneD Charles Dicks.