The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
NASH'S PLURALITY, $1,000
CHAIRMAN DICKS ESTIMATE OF
10000 MORE IBAy JUSTIFIED.
Ohio Legislature Also Republican by Salts
factory Majorities-Jones's Vote May III
Less Than 100000 The Rural Counl
ties showed Heavy Republican Gains

ties showed Heavy Republican Gains
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 8. -Chalrman Dick O,
the Republican State Committee In an interview
published In THE SuN on last Saturday mora.
ing made this statement in speaking OF thu
outcome OF the Ohio election;
The situation Is entirely satisfactory from
Republican standpoint. The largest vote evet
pollsd In ths State will be cast. approximatina
$4,000 and. conced ng to Mr.. Jones from 75.-
600 to 100000 votes. Judge Nash's plurality
will not DO less than $4,000 In the State. The
Legislature will be Republican in both
branches"
As tabulatod by the Republican State Com,
mtteo from the latest returns sent In to- da1
By tho chairmen Of eighty eight counted
OF the State. Judge George X. Nash. tho Re.
publican candidate for Governor. has received
aggregate plurslties In flfty-ssven counties Of
S5,60S. and John II. Mclean. the Dem ocratis
candidate has received aggregate purslities 10
thirty one counties OF 1890. leaving Judge
Nash a net plurality 10 tho state Of 81 $50. 50
that Col. Dicks estimate OF several days
ago is more than justified by the result.
The Legislature 10 a'so Republican In both
branches. the House standing 82 Republicans
and ~ Democrats. with four districts In
doubt. The Senate stands 1S Repu blicans and
IL Democrats, with two districts In doubt
giving the Republicans a safe working majorI.
ty in each branch.
The returns also indicate that the total vote
Of tho State will be about 925. 900, tho largest
over polled at Gubernatorial election and the
largest In the history OF tho State. with the
single exception OF 1895. when II went beyond
the million mark. Joness vote. II 10 believed.
will Approximate 100000. though It may
be less. The two State com mittees have only
been figuring on pluralities. and little or no
attention has been raid to the aggregate vote
for tho various candidates. Joness real
sire myth In the State Is not likely to be knowA
until the official count is made.
The Cincinnati Enquirer. McLean's news
| paper. claimed the election OF tho Democratic
| State ticket this morning. though all other
papers In the State. irrespective OF party,
| placed Nash's plurality at about 10000 and
| contained a statement from Democratic Chair
man Seward In which he conceded the State
to the Republicans. The Democratic mana-
gers are not now willing TO concede the State TO
the Republicans by more than &c. 900 and up 10
| noon they were figuring on tho possible slec-
ton Of Abe W. Patrick. the Democratic candi-
| date for Lieutenant Governor. who leads Judge
| Caldwell. his Republican opponent and sue
| cessisl competitor. by several thousand votes
| because OF the fight made against Caldwell by
| the Anti-Saloon League OF the State. At ore
| time Caldwell was an attorney for the State
Brewers Association.
The result Is q most sweeping victory for the
Republicans. exceeding tho fondest sIpecta-
tons and bitter disappointment to the DEM
counted upon McLsau's election because OF
Justification in the Republican marty and the
BY the result Prssidsnt Mckinley Adm inis-
traton has been endorsed by the people OF his
| has had TO bear the brunt OF the campaign,
has been vindicated before the people OF
9' ha. b.. n"i mnda pn a S
H ,,,l KaF'a h,ys; been TsI#irsd rom ", 4:
D-mocraiic caniida,. Tor GoS ; . Who was
defeated Tor the third time for, Office by tho
VII sr,'os'9 e: %aiofsy JUDI: GEORGE H.
Governor q the Commonw.alth by such
W. Stat be e.. on
day in January next The pr Pre:snt bnsi-
nsss conditions will remain und!.turbed;
There vii be d.r no ser6im"ISd.rnss ,,,S OF
and Legislative districts viii be made ~
Republican Auditor OF State Col Charles
ttstrct and chairman q The Rennh iicnn Stats
| Conmittee; will succeed Charles l.. kurtza.ths
Commiet eoeP President NcRi"sy vii hive
s,olld dsesat,on from Ohio to the next National
| Republican, convention.
n s0T pa HTSS Q, Si%a to TTS5 G y.
$50 for Horace l., GGhspman, pnl ha. carried
the Tenth. h. rsc-ived plurality
q 223 in sScsss OF that given GOV.
conn.," T' tS on the T rsr OF" hi. TegGhor. and
| friends to his ,psrsonalIty In Cincinnati.
s s"sg rce a.in1 The S r Of 81.
home people, where mis- Charles through
GnS %,o y.as r nSyG mad. HI" %n..
! the non. partisan cariilatr 'nr Governor. re-
eciy.d T.n.wed expression o. nc copfdsnsS,
has been associated IN political. social AMI
ley answered tho ass3ut mpon him with an in.
| cre,sed Republican plurality oi 100, summit
incrsa.e s Rsrmtlir,n y" plmrali,y 81 moro than
$500. Viii the city. ~ Cleveland was carried
BY Jones ,S"r.,or Hanna !. sn,isasi WIN
Judge Nash an estimat~i plurality Of 1900
over Mclean Another result ncrsonG!,,
Mount Pleasant, Jefferson County. where ths
p!iond9le nnd Long Ran m,ncs ara
c cnr Of o. which Senator Hama /. sail
To- ne memnrr, nIs0 S.y.s an increa.ed
o. senator Hanna is III. ic'cnt 81 ,iohn !.
Locke for member OF ne Legis,atnr" IN Mali
III. result shows tina, the Republican losses
featuring centres, while th"'~ heayics' gains
Rre reported from tn" rura' districts. In soma
cases large Democratic pluralit.e- were en-
TREY .virSd out and lnrgcr ones given to the
Republican State ticket
Mayor Zones in a statement issEod TO-DAY
saws the non-pnr;sans have secured Z
great moral victory. and that tho ,nght q
the people wI 60 on. GoG, Hashn"ll
reliably Republican and thnt the people are
sat snsd with present conditions.
Goyernor-Cl"ct Nash and Chairman Dick
have been nn"l.d with corgratu a'ory t"'c-
grams. President Mckinley sent ous TO each
OF them,
CIHCISNATI. Nov. S,-Complote returns hays
hem rocelIad from every rrec net nnd tnwn-
ship In Hamilton county Nv the IOarl
Of Elections and the ncpuy supervisors
in The county outside Of the city.
| The result in tho country precincts mndo no
dfrArrnc. in the genera results McIrnn
carries lT1"iton county hy l.lI+ votes. ON
the llepnn'Ican county ticket irohnt" Judge
Howard Ferris ~ rr-r'er'cl hyn larR" pluraliY,
and John II. Gibson will l." tn" now Treasurer
| The vote for Governor vs.: Nash, % 800;
Mclean. $500; Jones. HOO.
CLEVELAND. OHIO Nov x -CuyahoGa county
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