Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-09
MLEAN
BEATEN
Judge Nash Carries Ohio
by More Than 10000
Majority.
Republicans Also Retain
Control of the Legis-
lature.
Massachusetts, is Strongly
RepubliCan--NeW Jer-
sey also Carried.

returns showed that democratic gains
in Cincinnati and other cities were re-
duced, and that Mclean was likely
third at Cleveland and possibly at To-
ledo in which cities Jones drew much
more heavily from the democrats than
the republicans. At the same time the
republican net gains outside of Cincin-
natl, Cleveland and Toledo were in
creasing at such rate as to indicate
a plurality from 10000 to 10000 for
governor and the entire republican
state ticket, including a majority of
the legislature. Judge Nash was re-
ceiving congratulations from friends
and neighbors at the Neil House till
after II o'clock. At 11:20 Chairman
Charles Dick gave out the following:
Returns from Hamilton, Cuyahoga
and Lucas counties are as yet too
meagre to give definite figures. Enough
has been received to indicate the cleo
ton of Judge Nash by greater plural
ity than that of Gov Bushnell two
years ago which was over $4,000, thus
ensuring the election of the entire re-
publican state ticket. Both branches
of the legislature are republican: AT
ter this announcement further returns
indicated greater republican gains and
the band that had been awaiting orders
at the republican state headquarters
struck up for the first time during the
night, the glee club chimed in, and u
republican jollification was inaugural
ed about midnight with all sorts of
demonstrations.
Columbus, Nov. S.-Chairman Sew
ard, figuring on the returns of 40 pre-
cincts outside of Hamilton, Cuyahoga
and Lucas counties, claims Mclean s
election by 10000, but Col. Taylor, one
of McLean's managers, with the same
figures, makes Nash's plurality about
5000.
Cincinnati, Nov. S.-Sixty-four pre-
cinctS in this city give Nash 1903; Nc
Lean 6,455; Jones 2,55S
Toledo, Nov S--Mayor Jones at 9
o'clock conceded his defeat If my
race has contributed in any way" he
said, Ito the success of John r. Nc
I Nd ba hui - fn
Philippine policy of the administration
| feel it has not been in vain
Columbus, Nov. Sat 10 p. m. the
chairmen of both the republican and
democratic state committees, were
claiming the election of their respec-
tive state tickets and also the majority
of the legislature Samuel M. Jones,
mayor of Toledo, is certainly the clos
est third that ever entered the Ohio
gubernatorial race. Indications are
that he has drawn more heavily from
the republicans in cities than from
democrats, with the exception of Col
umbus. Even after returns are COM
plete from Cincinnati, Cleveland and
Toledo, it may be difficult to reach the
result positively.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. S.-The republicans car
ried Massachusetts Tuesday by S., 900
votes, electing w. Murray Crane
governor. The entire republican
state ticket was elected by
practically the same plural
ity as the head of the ticket, and the
legislature of 1900 will also be republi-
can by the usual large majority, there
being few changes in either branch.
The total vote for governor with one
ray Crane, republican, 1886; Robert
Treat Paine, jr., democrat, 1O3,Sl2
The senate will stand practically the
same, 33 republicans, Z democrats,
while the house will have about 165
republicans and 6S democrats, with the
balance divided among socialists and
prohibitionists. rhe expansion ques-
ton apparently played but little part
in the election.
Boston, Nov. S.-Returns from SO
cities and towns in Massachusetts, give
Crane, republican. 1857; Paine, demo-
crfat. 6,322. Six towns last year gave
Wolcott, republican, 1864; Bruce
democrat. 6,547 This shows a repub-
licaI loss of per cent. and a dem
ocratic loss Of per cent. 1t looks as
though the republicans had carried the
state by 10000
Boston. Nov S.-Returns from $50
cities and towns out of 353 give Crane
republican. 1921: Paine democrat,
1889 This shows a republican loss
Of II per cent and democratic loss Of
5 per cent. On this basis the republic
cans have carried Massachusetts, by
about g. 900 plurality.