Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12

and that the republican majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature for the
reelection of Senator Hanna would
be over 100.
Ohio has exceeded 100000 plural
ity only twice. In 1868 John Brough,
republican, was elected governor by
101,09S, when his democratic oppon-
ent, Clement i. Vallandingham, was
an exile in Canada and the soldiers
were voting outside the state.
The only other time when the plu-
rality exceeded 100000 in Ohio was in
1894 for secretary of state.
The scenes at the city hall where
Chairman Dick, Secretary Malloy and
others received returns last night.
were at times wild as the bulletins
announced the election of republican
members of the Legislature from such
close and democratic counties as
Hooking, Ninton, Coshocton, Knox,
Ross, Paulding, Preble, Musliingum
and Williams.
John NJ. Clarke, the democratic OPP
ponent of Hanna for senator, but re-
Gently removed from Youngstown,
Mahoning county, to Cleveland and
when the returns showed that the re-
publicans had elected bOth members
of the legislature from Mahoning
county there was a great demonstra-
ton, as there was when it was an
nounced that the Johnson-Jones fu-
sion at Toledo had failed by the
largest plurality ever known in Lucas
county.
The greatest demonstrations were
over the announcements from Cleve-
To- l,,1 ;a1
Cuyahoga county, the home of Hanna,
Clarke, Herrick and Johnson by de-
cisive plurality. 1t is believed that
the republicans have carried three
fourths of the IS counties in the
state.
The republicans carried Columbus
by the unprecedented plurality of H.
500 and Franklin county by $500 for
governor, also electing four repubi-
can presentatives. This senatorial
district, composed of Franklin and
Pickaway counties, and usually demo-
cratic, elected two republican sena-
tors.
Cleveland, Nov. 5.-Herrick carried
Cuyahoga county by $500 plurality.
The republican Legislative ticket went
through by pluralities averaging D.
600, while the entire republican coun-
ty ticket was elected.
Cleveland. Nov. John II. Clarke,
democratic candidate for United
States senator, gave out the following
statement yesterday concerning the
result of the election: "The result is
surprising only in the increase of
the republican ma aiority. The in
creased majority against the democ-
racy | attribute to the fact that the
aggressive campaign wagcd by Mr..
johnson, with such aid as could rem
der, resulted in creating an activity
on the part of the republican organi-
Zation not equalled in recent years.
This brought out a largely increased
republican vote, while the democrat
vote was not pondingly in
creased because of factions in south
ern and western Ohio, which were led
by ambitious and wealthy men within
the party"
Toledo. Nov. 4.-Fifty-four pre-
cincts out of 1902 in this city give Her.
rick 5.39S, johnson 3,S33, Indicating u
plurality of 3,1OO for Herrick in the
county.
Dayton, Nov. 4.-Montgomery coun-
ty makes clean sweep for Myl ON T..
llerrick, and the Legislative ticket by
about 1000 majority. The entire re-
publican ticket is elected by ajor
ity ranging from 1000 to 1000.
Lima, Nev. 4.-t'ifteen precincts out
of 81 give johnson 152 plurality over
Herrick. Owing to the redistricting
Of the precincts comparison cannot be
made with previous years.
Akron, Nov. 4.-Seventeen precincts
n city and county give Herrick 1,73S