Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-11-14
GOV. GEORGE K. NASH.


GOV. GEORGE X. NASH.
Wood county 2,1o0 for Nash and en-
tire republican ticket; Allen county
1000 for Kilbournc and entire demo-
cratic county ticket; Putnam county
1900 for Kilbourne and entire demo-
cratic county ticket; Mercer 1900 for
Kilbourne and entire democratic
county ticket; Fulton 1000 for Nash
and entire republican county ticket;
Williams 500 for Nash and entire re-
publican county ticket. Calvin P.
Godfrey, republican, has defeated J.
r. Kagy, democrat. for senator in
the Thirty-third district by 300, max
ing gain of about 1000 votes.
Cincinnati, Nov. 7.-Complete unof-
fetal returns from Hamilton county
show the following vote for COVER
nor: Nash, republican, 1857; Kill
bourne, democrat, 1886; Pinney,
prohibition, 242; Juergens, socialist
labor, s29; Richardson, union reform,
102; Thompson, socialist, 3,170. Plu-
rahty for Nash 5,s1s. The entire re-
publican county ticket, including 13
members of the legislature, is elected
by pluralities ranging from 1869 to
5000. The average plurality is about
12,50O. Nash's vote is about 5000 be-
low the average of his ticket, while
Kilbourne ran about 1900 above the
average of the democratic ticket.
Cleveland, Nov. 6.-The city of
Cleveland and Cuyahoga county are
carried by the democrats by large
majority. The county will send a
solid democratic delegation of IA
members to the next general assem-
bly,.
Akron, Nov. 6.-This city gives
Nash 1899, Kilbourne $50.
Findlay, Nov. 6.-Hancock county
went republican by 400 ma ajority. Gov.
Nash will carry this city.
Chillicothe, Nov. 6.-Nash's major
ity in Ross county is estimated at
45O.
Seventeen precincts of this city give
Nash 6,772, Kilbourne 2, 139. The rest
of the ticket runs close to these fig
ures.
Lima, Nov. 6.-Kilbourne carries AL
len county by at least 1000.
Norwalk, Nov. 6.-Twenty-one pre-
cincts out of 81 in Huron county
show democratic gain of 1913. This
indicates republican majority of
l,lOO in the county.
Springfield, Nov. CLARK county,
with a vote of 20 per cent. less than
two years ago, gives Nash a plurality
of about 200.
Mansfield, Nov. 6.-Returns thus far
received indicate a democratic loss in
Richland county of at least 200. Kill
bourne carries the county by between
500 and 600.
Union county complete gives Nash
3,273, Kilbourne 1896
Marietta city complete gives Nash
1,749, Kilbourne 1870.
Mount Vernon complete gives Nash
1904, Kilbourne S23.
City of Hamilton complete gives
Kilbourne BIAS, Nash 2,O34.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. Mash carries
Muskingum county by 600, a gain of
75O over two years ago.
Dayton, Nov. 5.-Ninety precincts
out of 106 in Montgomery county
ticket is elected by above 1000 plural
ity. The whole county ticket is elect
ed by from 1,40O to 1000.
Nash's plurality two years ago was
1,6O4, indicating a gain of over 500.
Newark, Nov. 6.-The indications
are that Kilbourne will carry Licking
county by about 600, a democratic
loss of 300.
Portsmouth, Nov. 6.-Ncsh carried
the city by S66 majority, a republican
gain of 450.
Ironton, Nov. 6.-Thirteen out Of 25
precincts of Lawrence. county give
Nash 542, Kilbourne 1,12S. Same in
1899 gave Nash 2,503, Mclean 1888.
Net republican gain 24S.
Columbus, Nov. with almost
complete returns in, it is noted that
the republican plurality beats all rec
ords in what has become known as
the quadrennial "off year." and, with
two exceptions, the records of other
years. In the "off years." or those
following a presidential election, the
democrats have carried Ohio, the ex-
ceptions being in 1881, after the death
of Garfield, and in 1885 and 1898, after
the Cleveland elections.
Sixtytwo counties have republican
pluralities aggregating 90,S40. Twen-
ty-siX counties have democratic plu-
ralities aggregating 23,179, making
the plurality of Nash over Kill
bourne for governor 67.661, and ap-
proximating $4,000 plurality for other
candidates on the republican state
ticket. The total vote will not eX-
ceed 100000. The republicans elected
6s representatives and the democrats
AZ. The state senate stands 81 repub-
licans and II democrats. The repub-
lican majority on joint ballot for
United States senator is 35.
CONNECTICUT,
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 6.-Connec-
ticut chose delegates to the first CON
stitutional convention to be held in
the state since 1918. OF the 16S towns
in the state, 165 have been heard
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