The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-08

hoga and Lucas counties are as vet too
meagre to give definite figures. Enough
have been received to indicate the cleo
ton of Judge Nash by a greater plu-
rality than that of Governor Bushnell
two years ago, which was 2S165. thus
ensuring the election of the entire Re-
publican state ticket. Both branches
of the legislature are Republican"
After this announcement further re-
turns We're received indicating greater
Republican gains. and the band that
had been awaiting orders al Repubii-
can state headquarters struck up for
the first time during the night. the glee
club chimed in and the Republican jol-
LITIGATION was inauguraJed about mid
night with all sorts of demonstrations
At 1880 p. m. Chairman Seward of
the Democratic committee was asked
for statement on the Ohio results. but
declined to make one for the Associated
Press. He was then asked if he con-
coded the election of Judge Nash or
claimed the election of Mclean, to
which he replied:
Il will say nothing"
Cleveland, o.. Nov. 7.-SenatOr Han
ma received the election returns at the
Union club. At midnight he made the
following statement:
Under the conditions it has been a
splendid Republican victory. The re-
turns have come in so slowly that il is
impossible to say just how emphatic the
victory is. but it is a magnificent one
1t was endorsement of the Republican
party. and a splendid one. 1t is too
soon to say that | am satisfied with the
result. for / do not know exactly what
the result is. But we know enough TO
know that i is a great victory for the
party
THE result in Cuyahoga county is
not different from what was expected.
and was due TO local conditions. which
were pretty well underslocd before the
election. The result, so far as this
county is concerned. has no real sig
nificance, and while ii is not pleasant
ii is not a surprise. When the returns
are all in il will be possible TO analyze
the figures and understand all they
mean. but until the returns are more
complete there is no use saying any
thing more than that they show a Re-
publican victor-."
Toledo. Nov. Mayor Jones late to-
night said: The result of the election
is extremely gratifying 10 me, as II
must be to every lover OF liberty The
vote for the non-partisan idea is large
enough to justify the claim that the .
recorded liz the political history of the
state
Il believe the moral force viii lead
the legislature to pass the municipal
code commission bill. which provides
that every municipal officer in Ohio
shall be elected by the non-partisan
PLAN doing away entirely with political
parties in all our cities. Furthermore.
the vote of the nOn-partisan idea viii
have it's influence in shaping issues
next year. There will be more of NOR
ais in the national platforms by the
rea son of ii.
Il am thankful that the nOn-partisan
vote in Ohio may be recorded as favor
ing a Christian policy towards the
Toledo, o.. Nov. Jones precinct
began coming in after midnight Indi-
cations now are that Nash will barely
pull through. as all save three of tho
precincts are in. Seventy-two
out of 10 precincts give Nash 6.O96:
1851. Jones. 1891. Nearly all
remaining precincts are DemOcrasc. It
is impossible TO tell at this time which
candidate will carry Lucas county