Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-07

and 100, 900 plurality and that repub-
licans will be elected in all the con-
gressional districts except the Eighth
and Tenth. The democratic committee
disputes these claims and say Bryan
will carry the state by small plur-
ality.
Chairman Ferry of the republican
state central committee, gives the fol-
lowing: 176 precincts out of 1,706
give Mckinley 3,647 majority over
Bryan. Same in 1892 gave democratic
majority of 113. This ratio maintained
will give Michigan to Mckinley by
100, 0OO
Ann Arbor shows republican gain
of $50 over 1892.
Nineteen precincts in Detroit give
Mckinley 2,9s9, Bryan 2,375. Pingree,
republican, for governor, ran ahead of
his ticket in the city.
Hudson, Lenawee county, shows
republican gain of So. Towns in Osco-
da county casting three-fourths of the
vote show a republican gain of Ill
The town of Stanton and four town
ships in Montcalm county show a
heavy democratic gain
A special to the Journal from Ithaca
says that Gratiot county will give
Bryan 800 plurality, democratic gain
of 2,T1G over 1892.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 4. - William
Alden Smith is reelected to congress
from the Fifth district. He carried
this city by 1000 and Holland, the
home of his opponent Mr. Hummer.
MARQUETTE, Nov. 4.-Charles d. Shell
don, republican, is elected to congress
from the Twelfth district.
Bryan is running ahead of the state
ticket in Detroit. Pingree, repu ublican
candidate for governor, is running
away ahead of Mckinley in this city,
but is running behind in the state.
The indications are that Mckinley will
carry Detroit and Wayne county by a
small plurality. The few returns from
the state show large democratic gains.
The republicans claim ten out of the
IL congressman and say they have a
fighting chance to capture the Third
and Tenth districts, which would give
them a solid delegation.
Eaton county will give Bryan 20
plurality. This county in 1892 gave a
republican plurality of 951. Huron
county will go republican by 500, a
| repu ublican gain of 1000
At midnight the returns from the
: state indicate that Mckinley will have
plurality of %. O00 The republicans
= claim all but the Third congressional
t district. The entire republican state
e ticket, headed by Mayor Pingree for
governor, is elected. The legislature
? will be two-thirds republican.
NEW YORK.
: ROCHESTER,, Nov. 4-Complete re-
: turns indicate that Mckinley has car
ried the city by 5000, repu blican gain
!, of $500 over 1892
HoRNELLsvILLE, Nov. 4.-This city
+ complete gives Mckinley 1862, Bryan
. 1,22S, republican gain of 1917 over
1892.
ALBANY, Nov. ALBANY gives Nc
e Kinley 265 majority. Indications point
to the republicans carrying the county
;, by at least 5000.
u BINGHAMToN, Nov. 4.-Broome coun
= ty will give Mckinley nearly 5000 plu
rality. A solid repu blican vote wa.
= = polled in this county and scattering
~ city districts show immense republican
gains.
y New YORK, Nov. 4--575 districts out
.
! Mckinley 95, 022, Bryan 81, 4,56S, PalmeI
- 1,165. The same districts in 1892 CAV,
:. Harrison TS,76S, Cleveland I'll, ,99S.
- The constitutional amendment is de
feated in this city by heavy majority
y Total vote in New York City 70
- - president: Nc. ,inley 15S,O6S, Bryan
~ 1S3, 1856
Mckinley and Hobart have made
clean sweep OF the state. The demo
- cratic plurality of As, 900 in 1892 wa
- reversed and the unprecedented plu
- rality of 2s4, 900 has been rolled up fo
- the republicans. Tammany's enormou
- majority in this city has been over
come and this stronghold of the de
~ mocracy has given plurality of 21, ,OO
- for Mckinley. In Brooklyn McKir
q ley's plurality is $4,000. In the state
y. =. outside of the two cities, he has
~ plurality of $4,000. In every count
=. and every town there have been r,
y publican gains which are equal to a
=. that republican campaign manager
70 claimed in this state.
Frank S. Black, republican cand
-, date for governor, is elected by abor
III 24O, 900. Timothy l.. Woodruff, rep
y for lieutenant governor, and Irving
III Vann, for judge of the court of appeal
are elected by nearly as large plural
ties. The republicans have elected
ly congressman to the democrats 81!
of They will have about 10 out of the Il
n members of the state assembly and I'll
on election of a republican to succee
,ss David b. Hill in the United States SCI
lr- ate is assured. About the only salvaG
ey from the wreck that the democra
tic have secured is the election of Sulze
re- Cummings, Mcclellan, Bradley al
ir- Vehslag to congress from this city
ne LOUISIANA.
ne New ORLEANS, Nov. 4-Returns fro
OF one-half the precincts in the First di
'n- trict indicate a majority of 5000 fl
ss- silver candidate for congress Bryan
I'VE majority is about the same.
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