The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-11-10
Buckeye State Eclipses Plural
ity Given Mckinley Four
Years Ago.
SOME GAINS MADE IN CONGRESS
Vote Unexpectedly Heavy-Johnson
Admits Overwhelming Republican
Landslide in Cuyahoga County.
Democrats Elect Three and Per-
haps Four Congressman.

Cleveland, Nov. 9.-Mayor Johnson,
Dem, admits there has been a Re
publican landslide in Cuyahoga coun-
ty, and that the Republican presiden-
tial ticket viii have a plurality of from
10000 10 1900.
Meagre returns in dictate the gen
eral scratching of tickets and a long
and tedious count. The Cleveland
Leader, Republican, claims Roosevelt
has carried Ohio by 10000.
Columbus, o., Nov. 9.-Governor
Herrick and Chairman Dick estimate
that Rooseyelt's plurality in Ohio
would exceed the plurality of 10000
last year. Chairman CARRIER, of the
Democratic committee. had no figures
to give out, but thought the Demo
Gratis would hold their own on Ohio
congressman.
The following congressman have
been elected
Observation-Disclosures Longworth.
first district; Herman P. Goebel. sec
ond; Thomas c. Scroggy, sixth; J.
Warren Keifer seventh; Ralph d.
Cole, eighth; James H. Southland,
ninth; Henry T. Bannon, tenth;
Charles H. Grosvenor, eleventh:
Amos r. Weber, fourteenth; Capell
/. Weems, sixteenth; James Kennedy.
eighteenth; w. Aubrey Thomas. nine
teenth; Edward L Taylor, Jr, twelfth;
Beman G. Dawes, fifteenth; Theodore
E. Burton, twenty-frst.
These Democrats have been elected
to congress: Harvey c. CARRIER
fourth district; Timothy T. Ansbury
fifth; Daniel Y Crissinger, thirteenth
East Liverpool-Present indica-
lions are that Columbiana county
will give Roosevelt a majority of
1000. East Liverpool is Republican
by 5000. James Kennedy, Rep, for
congress, is elected by a big majority
Columbus, O., Nov. 9.-In his 10
o'clock estimate State Chairman Dick
Rep, said that Roosevelt's plurality
in Ohio would not be less than 1O0,
600, while others at Republican state
headquarters are estimated on the
rate Of Republican gains and place
the plurality much higher Some
state officials estimated that the plu-
rality would be double that Of McKin-
ley four years ago, G9,5OO, the highest
plurality Ohio ever gave a president.
Manstield-At 9 o'clock only 4 of
the 40 precincts of Richland county
had been reported but taking them as
a basis, the plurality of Parker will
not exceed Che AGO received by John
sen for governor last year. The city
vote was large and showed Repub-
lican gains. In the country precincts,
strongly tinged with Organism, many
Democrats neglected to vote. For
congress, Weber, Rep, will run
slightly behind the national ticket
Long, his opponent, is a Richland
county man, but Webbers election by
over 10000 in the fourteenth district
is assured 1t is probable that several
Republican candidates on the county
ticket are elected.
Findlay-Hancocl county returns
are slow, but early indications show
a Republican gain for the entire
ticket. The vote is enormous with but
little scratching. Three precincts
outside Findlay show a Republican
gain of 100. Cole, Republican candi-
date for congress in the eighth dis
trict, will run ahead of the ticket
Marietta-The city and county vote
is coming in slowly, but indicates that
Dawes, Republican candidate for con
gress in the fifteenth district will
carry the county by less than 600
Fleetwood, Dem, will lead the ticket
for common pleas judge whit nearly
1000 majority in the county.