Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-08

mendous national interests at stake and
would bury factionaI differences for the
moment TO support the administration. 1t
is a Mckinley victory. as well as an in
dorsement of the party's national policy.
The Nash managers give Senator Foraker
credit fer bringing into line a strong fol-
lowing. which might otherwise have gone
with the kurJz- MckissOn crowd of NAL
contents.
As 10 the result in Cincinnati, the repub-
Hcan managers are secretly congratulatng
themselves it was no worse. The peculiar
local situation gave rise to grave fears of "a
heavy slump here. but on the contrary the
republicans have managed to get valuable
salvage from the wreck in Hamilton
county. N o. NJ.
By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. November s-Demo-
cratic state committeeman had nothing to
announce this morning in regard to yester-
days election. II is understood Mr.. Mclean
may make a statement bearing on the
causes that brought about the result. Judge
Nash. the governor-elect, has received many
congratulations. especially over carrying
MS own county of Franklin by over 1900.
The county was carried by the democrats
for governor by 1900 two years ago. Chair
man Dick today has revised his figures so
Is to claim from 5000 to 6OoOO plurality
for Judge Nash for governor and the rest
of the republican state ticket, and an un-
usually large majority in both branches of
the legislature. No senator is, however, to
= be selected by this legislature. The total
vote was perhaps exceeded only at the last
presidential election. 1t will reach 920. 900
as compared with 10000 last year aud sea-
too in 1897, with which year the vote COM
pared. The plurality of Judge Nash ex-
cceds that Of President Mckinley in 1896
and almost double that of Gov. Bushnell in
1891.
The Jones Vote.
The Jones vote, although the largest ever
polled for third candidate, is not regarded
as large today as indicated in the earlier
returns last night. 1t is not likely to ex
eeed 10000, and almost half of this vote
was cast in Cleveland, Cincinnati and To-
ledo.
1t is estimated that the Jones vote IN
CuyahQga county will be 25,OO0; in Hamil-
ton. 1O.OOO; in Lucas, 5000. and in Franklin
800. Outside Of the fusion troubles in
Hamilton and the confusion in CuyahOga
county, and the Jones movement in other
places. the republicans seem to have made
gains throughout the state, especially in the
rural districts. The senate stands 10 re-
pubIcans : democrats and 4 doubtful, in
The house stands 5S republicans, "a demo-
Gratis and II doubtful. including the 10
members from Hamilton county.
Gov. BushnelI's Views.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, November S.-Speak-
ing of the result Of the election in Ohio
this morning. Governor Bushnell said that
Judge Nash had Been elected as he ex-
pected he would be. but by a plurality a
good deal larger than he anticipated. This
he thought was largely due to the salts
faction OF the laboring class with the pres
ent industrial conditions. The result en-
phaSlZed the fact that this is a relia BILE
republican state. the more certain to he so
when a hard fight is made by the opposi-
ton.
senator Hanna is Pleased
CLEVELAND Ohio. November s.-Sena-
tor Hanna said to the Associated Press
correspondent today that he did not attach
any special political significance to the fact
Shat Jones. Independent for governor had
carried CuyahOga county by plurality of
about 1900.
Jones was supported largely by organ
ICED labor in Cleveland" said Mr. Hanna.
and. in addition. received the votes of
thousands of democrats who bolted their
party ticket"
Senator Hanna said that according to
his advices Nash's plurality was being
greatly increased over the figures given
out last night. Under the conditions ex-
listing this year, he said. he considered the
victory won by the republicans Of Ohio a
most glorious one.
Mr.. Hanna declined to discuss the re-
in OIL her