Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-11-09

ConrMBus Nov. 9.--Ohairman Blacker
of the Democratic state committee, con-
cedes the state to the Republicans by
over 10000 plurality and Chairman
Daugherty of the Republican state
committee claimed about 10000.
The Ohio congressional delegation re-
mains the same as at present, Is to 6,
each party carrying precisely the same
districts as at the presidential election
two years ago, as follows:
First district-W. y. Shattuck, Rep.
Second-J. Fl. Bromwell, Rep.
Third--John L. Breuner, Dem.
Fourth-D. b. Gordon, Dem.
F1fth-David Meekison, Dem.
Sixth-S Seth w. Brown, Rep.
Seventh Walter l.. Weaver, Rep.
Eighth-Arehibald Ly brand, Rep.
Ninth--James II. Southland, Rep
Tenth-Stephen r. Morgan, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures Fl. Grosvenor,
Rep.
Twelfth John J. Lentz. Dem.
Thirteenth--James A. Morton, Dem.
Winfield S. Kerr, Rep.
Fifteenth = Henry @. VanVoorhis.
Rep.
Sixteenth-Lorenzo Danford, Rep.
Seventeenth-John Anderson Nc
Dowell, Dem.
Eighteenth Robert w Taylor, Rep.
Nineteenth-Charles Dick, Rep
Twentieth IF. O. Phillips, Rep.
Twenty fir Theodore H. Burton,
Rep.
The Democrats do not concede the re-
election of Congressman Weaver in the
Seventh district, the home of Governor
Bushnell. During the Hanna sena-
to1ial contest last January Congress
man Weaver headed delegation that
called on Governor Bushnell and pro-
tested against the governors course in
the senatorial contest.
CLEVELAND, Nov. o. Cuyahoga
county will give Republican plurality
of from 10000 to $1,000. The entire
Republican county ticket is elected,
with the probable exception of L. D.
Brown, candidate for county commas
sioner, against whom q strong personal
fight was made. Hon. r. q. Burton.
Rep, will be returned to congress from
the Twenty first district, with plu-
rality of about 1000. Judge T. q.
Phillips, Rep, is undoubtedly elected
in the Twentieth district by large
plurality.
Chairman Daugherty of the Republi-
can state executive committee had this
to say:
"Ohio has given plurality to the Re-
publican state ticket of from 80 900 to
10000, aud elected Is Republican con-
gressmen, who will support the mag
nificent administration of President
Mckinley. This is a splendid endorse
ment of the presidents administration
from his own state. Ohio probably
gives a greater increased plurality than
any other state in the Union, i'll sup
port of the present national adminlstra-
ton. We know the president better
than he is known III any other state,
for our own distinguished citizen, and
we are equally as proud to send him
this tribute as he is to receive it"
Chairman Daugherty sent messages
to President Mckinley, Senators Fora
ker and Hanna.
Chairman Blaclker OF the Democratic
state committee in conceding the state
said the result was due to the admins
tration's successful conduct of the
Spanish war, the especially strong eff
fort in the presidents state to endorse
his administration, the lack OF money
on the part of the Democratic campaign
committees, and especially to the stay
at-home voters.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-The total vote
of Hamilton county will be about 68,-
600. The plurality of the Republican
state ticket will be very near $4,000.
The majority for congressman in the
First and Second districts will be in
that proportion. The county Republ-
can ticket is elected by pluralities aver
aging about 5000, the lowest candidate
being Otto Pfeger, for judge of the
court of common pleas. Albert S.
Berry, Democratic candidate for con
gress in the Sixth (Ky.) district, is IN
doubtedly elected. having carried both
Covington and Newport by increased
majority.
Indiana.