The Irish standard., 1899-11-11
Oh 10,

Columbus, O., Nov. S.-Aftcr II y. m. the
returns showed the democratic gains in
Cincinnati and other cities were roduced
and that Mclean was lilely third at Clcve'
land, and possibly at Tolcdn, in which cities
Jones drew much more heavily from the
democrats than from thc republicans. At
the same time the republican net gains out
side of Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo
were increasin at such rate as to indi-
cate plurality of from 1900 TO 20. COO for
republican state ticket, including a ma
jority Of the legislature Chairman Dick
had previous to the election repeatedly
claimed the election of The entire repub-
lican state ticket by not less than $4,000
plurality. So far he has refused TO give
out any figures, but those around him saw
that means that he now has no reason to
change his first figures. The later returns
seem to be growing in favor Of the rcpub-
licans especially since the returns indi-
cate that Jones hurt the democrats much
more than the Republicans in Cleveland,
Toledo and Columbus and other cities.
while the first reports indicated exactly
the opposite effect Judge Nash, repub-
lican candidate, was receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his friends and neichbors
at the Neil house after II D. m. He said. "I
claim my election by M least 20 O0O ;.
The State journal claims the election Of
Judge Nash (rep) for governor by over
81 900. AT ten r. m Mclean (dem) said he
was not prepared We, to answer the oues-
ton as to whether or not he claimed his
election.
Toledo O.. Nov. S-Mayor Jones CON-
cedes his own defeat ..If,nv has CON
tributed in any way" he said. 10 the sue
cess of John r. Mclean and n rcbuko to
the Infamous Philippine policy of the ad-
ministraton feel that it has not been in
vain" Owing to the rriehtful amount of
scratc ching on the local tickets returns
come in very slowly At II o'clock 2G pre-.
cincts out of 10 give Nash 200: Mclean.
1885, and Jones, 1,1l9 Only three of the
larger precincts in the city have returned
This includes ten or tlo 20 countrv nro
cincts where Jones is weak.
Cincinnati, Nov S-With the figures
availn bic at len O'Clock in Cincinnati il an
pears that Mclean WIZ carry tile CITY Inv
about 1000 votes. and frat Jones vote will
reach nearly 10000 Tie Times-star con-
cedes the Mclean am fusion ticket have
carried I1amil; on county,
Columbus, o., Nov. S-'rhe State Journal
says: Torty-four precincts of 1924 in Frank
lin county (Nash's hornn) give a ret av-
erage republican gain Of 26 to the precinct
This will give Nash 2On1 in county. a gain OF
$780, compa red with -.
Columbus, O., Nov Son Friday last
Chairman Dick. in statement furnished to
the press. conceded Jones from 5000 to
100000 in the state and claimed that Nash's
plurality would not he less than &C, 1000, and
that both branches of the legislat lIre would
be safely republican From returns re-
ceived up to midnight Chairman Dick saws
he has no reason to change the opinion
then expressed.
At II 20 Chairman Charles Dick gave out
the following: '"Thc returns from Hamil-
ION, Cuyahoga and Lucas counties are as
yet too meager to give definite figures.
Enough have been received to indicate the
election of Judge Nash by a greater plu-
rality than that of CIV. Bushnell two
years ago. which was "S,165. thus insurirg
the election of the entire republican ticket.
Both branches of the csislaturc are re-
pup!!can.
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