The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
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Special to The asllngton Post.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov 6--Republican
headquarters announces that Mcklnleys
plurality in Ohio will be al least I0O00,
and perhaps $1,000. The slight losses in
Hamilton and CuyahOga Counties have
been more than offset BY the enormous
gains elsewhere. 1t is not at all i'm
probable that the head of the State ticket
has run about even with McKinley's plu-
rality, although reports from other than
the Presidential ticket are meager
Hamilton County gives Mckinley 1909
plurality in 209 precincts, indicating about
Is coo in the entire county. Mckinley car
ried Columbus by $500. a gain or 800.
Stark County, President McKinley's
home, gave him $50 plurality, gain of
exactly 100 per cent. over 1856. Gen.
Dicks county, Summit, gave ReDub-
lican plurality of l.500. a gain of 800. Re-
publican gains were made In Clark and
Little Noble counties. There are close
fights in the Third and Twentieth Con-
gressional districts. The former, always
Democratic bids fair to send a Repub-
lican TO the Lower House. In the TWen-
tieth district the Democrats are in fair
way 10 win. In this event returns at
Congressman.
Returns from all Congressional districts
show the probable election of the follow
ing; First. " B. Shattuc Rep1: Second.
j II. BTomwell RepD; Third, r. NJ. Nevin
Rep); Fourth, r. B. Gordon Dem);
Fifth, John snoek Oem.); Sixth, c. o.
Hildebrant Rep); Seventh, r. p. Kyle
Rep); Eighth, W. r. Warner IRepD:
Ninth. J. H Southard Rep); Tenth.
Stephen Morgan CRep); Eleventh, c. H.
Grosvenor Rep); Twelfth, Emmett Tonp-
kins (Rep); Thirteenth. j. A. Norton
Dem.); Fourteenth, w. W. Skiles lReD1.
Fifteenth, II. c. Van VOorhis RepD: Six-
teenth, j. ]. Gill Rep); Seventeenth. John
Cassingham Dem): Eighteenth, X. w.
Tayler Rep): Nineteenth. Charles Dick
Rep); Twentieth. H. g. Harrington
Oem); Twenty-frst, T. E. Burton RepD.
Columbus. Ohio. Nov. s.-At o'clock re-
turns are usually meager. Estimates
based on the incomplete returns at hand
indicate plurality in the State for Nc
Kinley Of 1900 However, the ratio of
Republican gains over 1886 has been IN
creasing as the rural vote is heard from.
and II this continues, as is probable. Ne
kinleys plurality will be near TO 5000.
The only losses reported In the entire
state are from Cincinnati, where there ia
Republican loss OF 400 TO 5000, and Ia
Cleveland, where the few returns In indi-
cate a Republican loss OF 4,0I9. These
losses are considered In the above esti-
mate. At o'clock Chairman Dick. of the
Republican State committee, claimed the
State for Mckinley By 1900 70 5000.
IL Is estimated that Lentz. Democrat. is
defeated by small plurality in this Con-
gressiOnal district, but the vote Is 100
close TO claim positively the election Of
Emmett TOmpkins. his Republican cp-
ponent- Returns from Montgomery Coun-
~, the largest county in the Third. de-
tFiet. leaves II matter of grave dispute
whether Buckley, Democrat. or Nevin, Re-
publican, has won in that district. Besd-
er. Republican, probably Is defeated In the
Twentieth district By Harrington, Demo
crat The other Ohio districts viii remain
as they are now politically.
Complete vote Columbus gives McKln-
ley, l7.el5i Bryan. 4,I5s; McRinley's pIu-
rality, s,iSs, gain Of - compared win
lsss
Republican State Chairman Charlss DIZZY
has given out the following statement;
Returns received up 10 this hour. II
p. m-, justify the claim that Ohio has Civ
IN Mckinley a plurality Of from 75.o59 70
50 90. and the election OF seventeen. and
perhaps eighteen. out OF the tSenty-one
C1ngressmen. making a gain OF two. and
probably three. members OF Congress.
CHARLES DICK, Chairman
Conceded by Democratic Chairman.
Democratic Chairman Long at midnlght