Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
IT WAS A LANDSLIDE.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY NEARLY
UNIVERSAL
New York, Iowa, Ohio, Maryland,
massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ne
braska. Kansas, and New Jersey &c
with the Surging Tide.
Results of the Election.

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the most accentuated type. In only two
States of the twelve has the Democracy
surely triumphed- Mississippi and Ken
lucky.
Everything else is Republican. Even
Maryland has turned and Joined the vic
tors. New York Iowa. Ohio. Illinois,
Massachusetts. Nebraska. Pennsylvania,
Kansas and Utah. from present indica-
tons. have reverted To their old standard
by unequivocal ma jOrities.
In New York the Republicans elect their
entire State ticket and carry the State 10y
an increased ma jority. Conservative es-
Inmates place the figures at from 10000 10
10000. New York City is carried by
Tammany. but the combined Democratic
vote Of that city and Brooklyn shows "a
loss of about 12GOO. The Legislature is
solidly Republican.
Iowa goes Republican hy 4 plurality APP
proximating 10000. Five hundred pre-
cincts showed that Drake Hsep) for Gov
erI.or. had run ahead of Jackson tliep.)
1850. and that Babb Dei-l had run be
hind Boes Dem.l $50. The Legisla-
tIre will be Republican, and all the Re
publican State ticket viii he elected
In Ohio Bushnell. the Republican can
didate, is elected Governor over Camp
bell by from $4,000 to 100000 majority
His vote exceeded that of Mckinley right
through the State In addition to elect
ing Bushnell and the rest of the State
ticket the Republicans have fully three
fourthS of each branch of the Legislature.
thus enabling them 10 elect Republican,
successor To Brice IN the United States
Senate.
Late returns from i\entIcky confirm
the election of Hardin peH.i for Cover
nor with the entir. State ticket. with the
possible exception of Judge of the Appel
late Court The returns were meager and
unsatisfactory. but there seems to be no
doubt of the general result. Hardin's
plurality will not be over 1000. The in
dications are that the vote of jefferson
County will decide the race for Cover
nor Garrar,i. Brsdlcy'S county. gives
Republican gain of Isl Every county
from which complete returns were re-
ceived showed large Republican gains.
w. +. l.. Hadey. the Republican candi-
date for Congress in the Eighteenth Hi
, nois district. to succeed Fred Remain
RepD. who died in office. defeated his
Democratic opponent. Edward Lane. III
each of the six counties OF the district
c. :. Culp PopD received Scant support
Hadley's estimated majority is 1900
In Maryland the Democrats met a ver
! liable Waterloo The Whole State seem
ingly repudiated Senator German and the
| Indications now are that Republican
| will succeed Senator Gibson. Baltimore
| went Republican by from 1900 to 10000
LowndcS' election as Governor by "A mt
jority of anywhere from 10000 TO 2O.olD
is conceded 10y the Democratic committee.
| While the complexion OF ;he Legislature
could not be determined definitely Tues
| day night. there * no REASON To hope that
the Democrats have saved il.
Massachusetts Republicans reelected
| Gov. Greenhalge hy Increased majorities.
| In spite of lis being IN off year the ticket
went through with more Is spare than il
had last year. Returns in at midnight
| showed that the Democrats elected moth
ing and are lucky Ia be in the race at all.
New Jersey may possibly join the Re
publican column. In many of the coun-
ties from which returns were received US
10 midnight Griggs ,Rep.). for Governor.
was in the lead by substantial majoritics
over Mctiill. The State committee, how
ever. claims McGills election by about
| 5000. On the other hand. the Republi-
cans claim the Governorship and Lcgis-
/ lature on joint ballot.
In Nebraska r. l.. Norval. Republican
candidate for the Supreme bench, is prob
ably elected by 1000 majority. Max
well (PopD polled less than 10000. while
Phelps (Slycr DEM got about 5000.
Mahoney. the straight Democratic candi-
| date, will not receive To exceed 10000
! Eortytwo precincts out of seventySiS
! in OMAHA gave Brontch ltep}. for May
| or 500 plurality His total plurality is
estimated at 1000.
PENNSYLVANIA went Republican with in
creased majorities. The voting early in
| the day indicated but little interest. and
| probable falling off OF the votes of both
| the big parties. In the late hours, how
ever, this was overcome 10y the rapidly
| increasing number Of electors, who ap-
! peared at the pools The vote was fully
! up to expectations and the majOrities will
| average 10000 and better In Philadel-
| pha alone there WAS Il heavy increase in
| the Republican vote The city went Re
publican by 10000. This may send the
| toal majority in the State over 100000.
| In Kansas the election Of David Mar
| tin, the Republican candidate for chief
| justice of the Supreme Court, is conceded
In Mississippi the Democrats have
| swept the State by 5000 ma jority.
The Republicans carried Chicago and
/ Cook County by pluralitcs considerably
| less than those given their ticket one year
ago. The Democrats made gains In al
| most every ward of the city, but their
combined gains were not sufficient TO over
| come the Republican excess in 1894. Far
/ lin =. Ball. Republican, defeated Richard
w. Morrison Democrat. for the vacancy
on the Superior Court bench by 36,09S
! plurality. For the full term on the same
| bench Judge Henry VI. Shepard. Demo
! crat, was elected WITHOUT opposition 10
succeed himself Judge Shepard received
! total vote of RI. 239. which was only
about 1000 less than the combined vote
! Of Ball and Morrison. The Republicans
! Also elected five of the Drainage Commis-
I sioners. which gives them control of the
/ now board.
What They En-n.
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