The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-08

the election of Nash of Mclean as
yet"
COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 7.-After II
p. m. the returns showed that the
Democratic gains In Cincinnati and
other cities were reduced and that Nc
Lean was likely third at Cleveland and
possibly at Toledo. in which cities Jones
drew much more heavily from the Dem
ocrats than the Republicans. Al the
same time the Republicans net gains
outside of Cincinnati. Cleveland and
Toledo. were increasing at such rate
as to indicate plurality Of from $4,000
to 10000 for Judge Nash for governor
and the entire Republican state ticket.
including a majority Of the legislature.
Chairman Dick had previous to the
election repeatedly CLAIMED the election
OF the entire state Republican ticket
by not less than $4,000 plurality.
So FAR tonight he has refused to give
out any figures, but those around him
say tha. means that he has no reason
to change his first figures. The later
returns seem to be growing in favor Of
the Republicans, especially since the
returns Indicate that Jones hurt the
Democrats much more than the Repub-
lIcans in Cleveland. Toledo and Colum-
bus and other cities. while the frst re-
ports indicated exactly the ppposlte.
Judge Nash, Republican candidate, was
receiving the congratulations OF his
friends AMI nslghbors at the Nell
tIouss after II ,. m. He said:
81 claim my election now by at least
$4,000. but I an too much engaged to
give a statement OF the causes OF to
analyze the results for the press"
The bands are out serenadlng him. At
1920 Chairman Char.es Dick gave out
the following:
'The returns from Hamilton. Cuya-
hoga and Lucas counties are as yet too
meagre to give definite figures. Enough
have been received to Indicate the elec-
tlon Of Judge Nash by greater plural
lty than that Of Governor Bushnell two
years ago, which was 2s.Ls5, thus en-
suringthe election OF the entire Repub.
llcan state ticket. Both branches Of the
legislature are Republican"
(signed) CHARLES DICK,
Chairman"
At 1850 p. M, Chairman Seward. Of
the Democratic committee, was asked
for a statement on the Ohio results. but
declined to make one for the Associated
Press. He was then asked Is he con-
ceded the election OF Judge Nash, or
claimed the election Of Mclean, to
which he replied:
~ will soy nothing"
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE bull
letIns giving 7Os net Republican gain in
sixty precincts outside Of Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Toledo, include the
heavy Republican gains at Nash's
home in Franklin county, where the
Republican gain is over 5000. This
county gave 1900 Republican plurality
two years ago, and up to $3.50 tonight
was the banner Republican county OF
the state. Mclean likewise reversed
Republican county In Hamilton county,
where his plurality was surprising.
CINCINNATI-ll3 precincts out OF
204 in Cincinnati, shows total vote, 80,
lIs. OF which Mclean has plurality OF
94I Jones vote In these precincts wns
{. 900, indicating total vote In the city
for him OF nearly 10000.
COLUMBUs-The state JouTna
claims Nash has carried franklin
county by 1000. This Is based on an
estimated Republican gain OF twenty
COLUMBUS = Private advIces to
Governor Bushnell from Clark county.
his home. say there are heavy Demo-
cratic gains there.
COLUMBUS-Nash figures that ne
will carry Franklin county by nearly
2. 900. II ratio Of gains continues.
COLJJMBUS-Ret from ten Coll
umbug preOInctR indicate Nash, (RepO,
Qains an average Of nineteen to the
precinct. II he gains II per precinct ne
viii curry Franklin county.
CINCIHNATI-Sixty precincts out
side OF Cincinnati, Cleveland and To-
ledO: NHSh tkcp,), plVli MC]euH'
tDemJ, $50; Jones. Sii.
COLUMBUS Seward nE-
urInE on returns Of forty precincts OUT
side OF Hamilton, CuyahoEa and Lucas
counties. clnims McLean's election by
l9 900, but Colonel w, A. Taylor. one OF
McI.ean's managers, with the same hB-
ures, makes NNsh's plurality aboul
5000.
olncts outside Cincinnati, Cleveland,
and Toledo, Nash, Uep), l0,eIe; Nc
Lean, (Dem.), 1O,SOi; Jones, 1904 Same
In 1897 gave Bushnell, (Rep), ll,O5S;
Chapman, (DemJ. 1878
CINCINNATI -SiXty-four precincts
this city: Nash. (Rep), 1903; Mclean,
tDcmJ, s.4b5; Jones, 1858. Same In
1897 gave Bushnell, (Rep), 1926; Chap
man Dem), S,32S
CINCINNATT--1G Eighty precincts out
side Cincinnati. Cleveland and Toledo
give Nash. CRep). S62l Mclean,
CDcmD. 7.4s2; Jones. L25A same IN
1897 gave Bushnell, tRcp.l, S.IOO' Chap
man, (Dcm). 1892
COLUMBUs-The State Journal says
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