Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-11-17
OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio, Nov 81 a. NJ
With Il plurality Of 10000 and two
thirds OF both branches Of the legisla-
ture Mckinley has won the most de-
cisive victory recorded in Ohio since
the civil war. 1t has been won, too,
on national issues. 1t would not have
been Il surprise two weeks ago. but
after the action Of congress there seem
, cd to have been such 4 reaction that
/ the overwhelming vote is Il surprise.
Democrats did not allow the contest
to go by default, but made most Wig
OrOus fight with harmonious working
forces. Ex-Governor Campbell canvass
ed the state for Lawrence II. Neal, dem
i for governor, all of last week and the
{ democratic committee WAS hopeful
after congress reached its decisive ac-
ton. The weather was pleasant all
over the state and there was a full
vote of over 100000. Decisive results
of former years have been because Of
the small vote of one party or the other
But the voters were out today all over
the state and Mckinley has Il majority
over all, with democratic, prohibition,
This is the first majority over all that
any state candidate has had since
Fosters election just after Gartields
death in 1881.
! The republicans are apprehensive on
one part of their victory. The legisla-
ture elected today does not select a
/ United States senator and it is over
thirds 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 legisla
ture is to be selected which will chose
Senator Brice's successor.
No more doubt being held at midnight
| headquarters were abandoned and
meetings held nominating Mckinney for
president by BOutelle, Deliver, Horr
Chairman Dick and others.
After the returns became known the
places for receiving news were chang
ed into jollIficAtion meetings and
speeches were made by Chairman
Dick, Doliver, of Iowa, and others,
erlogiZing Mckinley as man OF
destiny and nominating him for preSi-
dent
At a. IN. Chairman Dicks returns
indicated Il plurality Of $1,000 for Me
Kinley.
| Cincinnati, Nov. 7.-One hundred
precincts give Mckinley 1866; Neal
! 9,151; poprlst 254; prohibitionist 597.
! The same precincts in 1892 gave Har-
rison 1886; Cleveland II, 17S; popu
list 100; prOhibitionist 5SS.
Cincinnati, Nov. with 12S pre-
cinctS heard from McI<inley's gain is
2,532. At this rate if continued through
the remaining precincts his plurality
Will reach 10000.
Cincinnati, Nov. Mime precincts in
/ Hamilton county show an average gain
! for Mckinley of 80 each. The vote is
, large.
! New York, Nov. IA Herald bulle-
tin says. Dispatches from Ohio indi-
cate Mckinley election by 10000.
Cincinnati, Nov. 1.-Two hundred pre-
cincts give Mckinley 32,154; Neal 90
1872; populist GIL; prohibition 3O7 The
same precincts in 1892 gave Harrison
3O,61O; Cleveland 24,12S. showing a
republican gain of $50.
Cleveland, Nov. THE .'eturns indi-
cate that Mckinley will carry Cuya-
hoga county by at least 1000. Last
year Cleveland carried it by 1920.
Cincinnati, Nov. IA tenth of the
precincts in Hamilton equity show a
republican gain of 953 over 1892. At
this rate the republican plurality will !
laise to over 1900. This appears TO
carry the entire republican ticket, in
Guiding three senators and ten men:-
bers Of the hol Sc Of representatives.
Cincinnati, Nov. Three hundred
precincts give Mckinley 4S,G23; Neal
populist $685. prohibition 1,S96.
The same in 1892 gave Harrison 49,
7O5; Cleveland 1892, showing a re-
publican gain Of 1927.