The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06


| vote show that the organization possesse
| create strength than had been generally
| supposea. the success OF the Tam many
| ticket is no surprise to citizens who have
| inteligently observed the progress oil
| events.
| of ali. and above all, to the blunders, the
apathy and incapacity of its opronsnts.
Another and the most humilisting OF
| all rne causes of the fusion defeat, was
| the betrayal OF the reform by some men
who are pound by every consideration oil
honor and patriotism to support the
union tirket.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. Sat p. m.
1t was thought that the ii ial wave of the
past two years had continued in Ohio,
although no estimates could be given.
The Democratic state committee. IN COM
pairing the vote with that of last year,
when the Republican plurality was 49,
600, shows Democratic gains but not
enough for them to claim any close re-.
suits on the state ticket or more than
one-third OF the mt N bsrs of the leEisla-
ture. The Republicans in comparing the
vote with that for Mckinley and Neal Tor
governor, two years ago, are claiming Az
9 o'clock that thsy will approach the plu,
rality OF 80, 900 received by Mckinley and
have two-thrds of this Legislature. Az
their headquarters they say they will
poll much larger vote than in 1898, ana
that the Democrats poll muca larger
vote tnan that year. The total vote Will
be about $50. 900. the largest ever cast IN
the state. The Republicans say their rlu-
ralIty will not fall mellow $4,000:
As the polls clos, at pm. in Cincin-
natl and Cleveland and at b pm. else
where in Ohio. no reliable early est mates
have osen received. The kilograms re-
csved up to o'clock seem to justify
Chaifman Kurtz OF the Republicaa state
committee. in calling up Gensrai Bush
nell and congratulaiing him as the next
governor. At that hour Chairman Kurtz
expected the plurality to be equal to that
for Mckinley in 1898, but the Democrat
ic state committee says the Republican
plurality will not be half that of two
years ago. although they do not clan the
election OF Campbell for governor, or
majority OF the legislature. They say
they nave won victory if the Renubli-
can plurality is reduced to its normal
size OF 80, 600.
One hundred and twenty-seven pre-.
cincts outside of Cincinnati give Bush
nell, Republican. 1883; Campbell, DEM
ocrat, 14,57s. This same in 1898 gave
TOLEDO, o., Nov. 5.-Reports from
twenty-nine prscincts show heavy vote
and Republican gains. Mayor Major es-
timat,s the Republican majority In Lu-
cas- county 8. $500.
CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 5.-The few
scattering returns from this city indicate
that the county has gone Republican by
a plurality as large. II not larger, than
that of two years ago.
The legislative candidates of the Re.
pubiicans. nine sentatives and thres
senators, are alsu elected, together with
the county ticket.
The chairman of the Democratic oom-
mittes had no figures to give ont on the
legislature.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 5.-since 10
o'clock the Republican state COMMITTEES
claims that the plurality for Bushnell
will exceed that of $4,000 for Governor
Mckinley in 1893, with which year they
are comparing returns. There are some
at Headquarters who say that the returns
will show a Republican plurality almost
equal to that of last year-lS7, 000-the
high water mark. The Republican state
committee, to make conservative state
msnt to those wanting to bet on over 100, :
900, Chairman kurtz gave out the follow
ing,
Returns receiver at 10 o'clock in dictate
that the Republicans have carried the
state by a plurality not less than that
given two years ago and elected decls-
i've majority of the members of the next
gsneral assem- bly,.
Chairman Kurtz will not claim over
90, 600 at the most. although others in
the headquarters 90 higher. Chairman
Kurtz does not estimate that the Repub'
Leans will have two-thirds of the legis-
lature, but he says the Republican ma
jority in both branches will be so large
that the usual IN crest is not taken IN
ascsrtaining the exact mum Der of Repub-
licaas and Democrats on joint ballot for
United States senator. At Democratic
state headquarters at 10 p. m. an an
nounce,lent was made that Ohio had
gone Republican by decisive majority
in :he Legislature as we'll rs large plural
ity on the state ticket. Some Of the Dem
ocratic members say that the result is
due to the same cause as in 1898 anc 1894
Opposition to President Cleveland's adj
ministratiun and the last congress. AS
both parties had the same financial
plank, the silver question ~as not an is
sue in the campaign.
The tariff was the only national issue
between the parties.
The Populists cast about 10000 votes
the ohihitionists about 10000, and the
Socialists about 1000. Neither the third,
fourth nor fifth parties Tor the A. p. A.
affected the result. The contest was BIZ
tween the Republicans and Democrats on
the tariff and state issues.
Chairman Kurtz, Republican, states tn c
Republicans have surely elected n out
1l2 ne EN- bers of the house and p out oil
81 members OF the senate. a majority Of
AZ on joint ballot Tor Senator.
At the Republican state eadouarters
at Columbus the last bulletin for the
night was issued at 30 a. M, claiming
i'll, 900 plurality and ia members of the
legislature to 30 Democrats.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 5.-Thc question
in Mass chusetts from the first was one
of majority, since the Democratic lead
ers admitted the reelection of Governor
Greenhalge. How strong his endorse nan
would be was the point upon which the
parties differed. Results show that the
claims of the Republicans made prio
to the election were we'll grounded, aimee
Governor Gresnhslgs and the entire Re
publican ticket Is endorsed by plu
rality practically the same us that o
1894. The legislative department OF th'
government is also solldly Rspu blican
thirty-three of the forty senators elected
being OF that political basis There is
slight gain for the Dem ocratic party. tn,
senate last year having stood thirty four
Repu blicans and four Democrats.
In the house of re esentatives the Re
pnhllcans have practically the same ma
jority as last year, which was an over
VIII Ginning one. The governors council
will contain but one Democrat as an ad
visor in the executive chamber
In brief, the result is a clean sweep TO
the Republican party in the state, 1t hav
ing suffered in no way from the suppose
detection caused by the A. PA. move
ment.