The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-11-09
NASH Won III OHIO
Republicans Carried the State by q
Plurality of Nearly
$4,000.
JONES HAD 100000 VOTES.
lie Drew Most Of His Strength From
the Democrats.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Unofficial ro-
turns have been received by the West
ern Union from all counties in OHIO,
with few scattering precincts esti-
mated. The footings give Nash, Rep,
for governor, a plurality of IS, 205. The
reports in most cases give only the plu-
ralities, and hence it has not been post
BILE to give the total vote of the candi
dates. The Jones vote, however, has
been reported from AZ counties, includ-
ing Cuyahoga, Lucas, Hamilton and
Summit, where the largest vote for him
was cast. 1t SHOWS a total in 47tcoun-
ties of 81, 1877.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 9.-The returns
showed that the Democratic gains i'll
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo were
reduced and that Mclean was likely
third at Cleveland and possibly at To.
edo, in which cities, Jones drew much
more heavily from the Democrats than
the Republicans. At the same time
time the Republican net gains outside OF
Cincinnati. Cleveland and Toledo were
increasing at such rate as to indicate
a plurality of nearly $4,000 for
Judge Nash for governor and the
entire Republican state ticket, inclu-
ding majority of the legislature.
The full Republican ticket elected
follows:
For acknowledgements K. NASH
of Franklin
For Lieutenant governor-JOHN A.
CALDWELL of Hamilton.
For judge of supreme court-W. 2.
DAVIS OF Marion.
For attorney general - JOHN NJ
SHEETS OF Putnam.
For state treasurer. B. CAMERON
of Columbiana.
For state auditor-W. D. GUILBERT
of Noble.
For board of public works-FRANK
A. HUFFMAN of Van Vert.
For senator, Tenth district - ED
WARD d. HOWARD.
Judge Nash, Republican candidate,
was receiving the congratulations Of
81 claim my election by at least 30, 600,
but l am too much engaged to give a
statement of the causes or to analyze
Gue f6SulGS LUZ Uu6 press.
The Jones vote, which will not be
more than 100000, seems to have come
largely from the Democratic party.
In Lucas county, the home Of
"Golden Rule" Jones. where it was ex-
pected that he would cut an important
figure, Judge Nash has q plurality of
1900.
In Lorain, a great iron working zen.
ter, so heavy did Jones draw from the
Democrats that in seven precincts the
Republican gain was 800.
In Akron, a great manufacturing CEN
ter, the same effect is noticed.
In Cleveland, the home of Hanna,
Jones has achieved his only victory
He has carried both the city and
county of Cuyahoga. Mclean seems to
have been the third man III the race
there.
In Hamiltoa county, the home of
George B. Cox, the Democrats have
won, and there the Democrats seem to
have made their only marked gains.
Here i'll Franklin county, the home of
Judge Nash, the Republicans have
rolled up the largest plurality in the
history Of the county.
Details as to the vote on legislature
are wanting, but it is quite certain that
the Republicans will control both
branches. AS no United States senator
is to be elected the legislature is not i'm
portant.'
j. j. Mill, Rep, is elected to congress
in the Sixteenth district, to succeed Lo-
renzo Danford, by about {, 1000 plurality
TOLEDO, Nov. S.-Mayor Jones con-
IlIy n nfn hoe
contributed in any way" he said, "to
the success OF John r. Mclean, and a
rebuke to the infamous Philippine
policy Of the administration, feel that
it has not been in vain"
CLEVELAND, Nov. S.-Senator Hanna
received the election returns at the
Union club. He made the following
statement:
'Under the conditions it has been a
splendid Republican victory. The re-
turns have come i'll so slowly that it is
impossible to say Just how emphatic the
victory is, but it is magnificent one.
1t was an Endorsement of the Republi.
can party and a splendid one. 1t is too
soon to say that l am satisfied with the
result, for we do not know certainly
what the result is. But we know
enough to know that it is q great vic.
tory for the party.
THE result in Cuyahoga county is moi
different from what was expected ana
was due to local conditions, which wer.
pretty well understood before the cleo.
ton. The result, so far as this counf,
is concerned, has no real Significant
and, while 1t is not pleasant, it is not i
surprise. When the returns are all il
it will be possible to analyze the tigur,
and understand all they mean, but un
til the returns are more complete, ther,
is no use saying anything more thar
that they show great Republican vac
tory"
What Senator Hanna said applies onl 5
to Ohio. He refused to discuss the r.
suits in the other states and said onl,
what he did very reluctantly.
Democrats Carried Mississippi.
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 9.-The DEM
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