Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11

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Excitement Prevails
ONO
Columbus, Ohio, Nov 81 a. m.
With a plurality &C 10000 aud two
thirds of both branches of the legisla.
tire Mckinley has won the most de-
cisivc victory recorded in Ohio since
the civil war Il has been won, too,
OH national issues u would not have
boon surprise two weeks ago, but
latter the action of congress there seem.
1 gl to have been such a reaction that
the Overwhelming vote Is surprise
/ Democrats did not allow the contest
to go 10y default hut made u most Wig
orouS fight with harmonious working
I forces. Ex-Governor Campbell canvass
ed the state for Lawrence n. Neal, dem.
for governor, an Of last week ana the
/ democratic committee was hopeful
/ after congress reached its decisive NC
ton The weather was pleasant an
over The state and there was fun
vote of over 100000 Decisive rcsults
of former years have bcon because of
the small vote of one party or the other
But Tie voters were ont today an over
the state ana Mckinley has a majority
over all, with democratic, prohibition,
and populist tickets opposed to him
This is the first majority over an that
amy state candidate has had since
Fosters election lust after Garte'd's
death i'm 1881
The republicans are apprehcnsiyc ON
one part Of their victory The legisla.
twe elected today does not select
United States senator aud it is over
Itwo-hirds republican The strongest
since the war With such large work
ing majority they fear such legislation
by city members as may lead To defeat
two years hence when another lcgisla-
mre is TO he selected which win chose
Senator Brices successor.
No more doubt being held at midnight
headquarters were abandoned and
meetings held nominating Mckinley for
president by Boutelle, Deliver Horn,
I Chairman Dick and others.
After the returns bccam" known the
places for receiving news We're chang
ed into iolldication meetings and
speeches were made by Chairman
/ Dick, Deliver, Of Iowa, and others,
culogizing Mckinley as a man Of
destiny and nominating him for prcsi-
dent
At > a. m Chairman Dicks returns
indicated a plurality of $1,000 for Nc
Klnlcy.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov ITO the gen
cral manager of the Associated
Press: "Thc indications now point to a
plurality for Mckinley Of more than
50.0on and both branches of the legisla-
mrc by large majoritics.
Charles Dick,
."Chairman republican state committee"
Columbus Ohio, Nov. ITO the gen
cral manager of the Associated Press.
I1l3O .. nj desire TO change the fig
ures made earlier We have carried
Ohio for Mckinley by 10000 TO 10000
plurality and both branches OF the
Legislature by more than a two-thirds
majority.
Charles Dick.
I"Chairman republican state committee"
Columbus, O., Nov S.-Chairnan
Seward. Of the democratic state com.
mittcc, was seen just after midnight
but had no statement to make on the
result re and Col. Taylor, demo
cratic candidate for lieutenant COVER.
nor. were discussing laughingly Meals
motion to make 1t unanimous"
Columbus, Nov. 7.-Precincts IN the
cities reported at $50 p m all show
republican gains that would indicate
that McKnleys plurality Of 2l,O0O
two years ago would be doubled but
the rural districts win not show such
gains. If the ratio Of gains in the
cities is kept Up McKinley's plurality
will reach GO,OOO and the republican
managers now couccde nothing less
than double his former plurality.
Cincinnati, Nov Ten precincts
give Mckinley 1893; Neal, 1915. The
same precincts last year gave Har.
rlson 1919; Cleveland 1,09S.
Toledo, NOV Returns from three
precincts in the city and one in Lucas
county show Mckinley Is - ahead
Of the balance Of the ticket.
, Cincinnati, Nov. 7-Four hundred
, and six precincts in OHIO give Nc
! Klnley 5.1G7; Neal 3.3G4; peoples
1o1 prohibition, POI The same towns
/ last year gave Harrison 1891; Clege
Land 3.0g
) Cincinnati. Nov. Tn sixteen pre-
clncts IN Hamilton county only onf
! showed democratic gain There wa.
3 an average gain for Mckinley in eacl
E precinct Of Pc. At this rate his
j plurality in Hamilton county win bf
over 10000. a gain Of $500.