New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
BUSHNELL'S MAJORITY GROWING.

IT NOW REACHES 112,ooO-DEMoCRATIC EXPLANA-
TroNs-A BOOM FOR MKINLEY.
Columbus. Nov (SpeclaD.-The size of Ohio's
rcbuke to a mountebank Democratic candidate
for Governor and an imported Democratic Sen
ator reaches tonight ll2.OOO votes. with an up
ward tendency though the official count is ex-
pected to reduce this abnormal plurality a few
votes below 100000. The Republicans have elect
ed at least 30 OF the 81 Senators and SS OF the
l12 members OF the House, assuring the retire
ment of Mr.. Rrice and the election to the United
States Senate Of Ex-Governor Joseph B. Foraker
The Sen ttor from Wall Street is the victim OF
a protest against non-residents, and the Demo
cratic press is engaged to-day In defining MS
limitations and crtic!sirg his weakness as a
candidate for. office An anhouncemehI i%iiaue %
from the stage at the City Hall last night that
Mr. Brice would not come home from New
York 10 vote because OF the Marlborough an
derbIt wedding was received with cries of de-
rlsion. The Senator was here week before the
election TO attend the David b. Hill meeting at
Lima. but his private car had not visited ONO
before that in a long time.
Governor Mckinley made forty-three speeches
in various parts of the state and the figures OF
yesterday a vndi cation Of the claim Of his
friends that his loyalty was not OF the perfume
tory variety. pleasing feature OF the result
Is that the State is united beyond suspicion. and
will earnestly give its undivided support to
Governor Mckinley in 1896. Moreover. Mr. Fora
ker will probably head the Ohio delegation and
present Governor McklnIeyS name at thc ne
publican National Convention. II the state had
dropped to the normal plurality the friends of
Foraker would possibly have had An excuse
Notwithstanding the hard work done by Governor
Mckinley, for giving him half-hearted support
next year: but the result far surpasses In extent
the dreams Of the widest enthusiast
Chairman Kurtz. Of the Republican Commit
tee, who Governor Forakers private secre-
tary. admits that the plurality Is from $4,000 TO
10000 greater than M had anticipated a strik-
ing incident Of the campaign is the fact that the
Rev. c. W Heroffer the Republican candidate
for Representative in Darke County. who was
alleged have offered to vote for Brce for Sen
for sl,500. II elected, has carried his county
by 81 votes, while Campbell. the Democratic
candidate for Governor, carries the county by
40 Chairman Anderson. Of the Democratic Cam
70 the fact that the people have not yet recov-
cred from the hard times. and the Democrats
in general attribute 1t to the Cleveland Admins
tration.
BEATEN ON THE FREE SILVER ISSUE.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Much interest was felt in the
result of the election for Congressman In the XVIII
District. because the question OF free silver was
presented squarely In the views OF the opposing
candidates Chairman Tanner, OF the Republican
State Committee. when receiving congratulations
on the election Of Hatley the & Republican cand-
II means that free silver WI not be pressed. After
The outcome ln the XVliitn m seems to me the
| away from It,.
GENERAL HARRISON FEELS SATISFIED.
Chicago. Nov. 6-EV-President Harrison appar-
emily took but nomna. interest In the election
outside OF New-York. Ohio and Iowa. Last
ing he visited the chrysanth themum show with Pres-
dent Chadwick. OF the Horticultural Society. After
spending hour there he returned TO the club
and talked with friends a few moments asking
tho latest from the State elections, and retired