New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
HERRICK SURELY BEATEN.
Dick Comedies 90 900 4gmnst HIM
IN Ohio Cam pmgn.

Columbus Ohio Nov S-That John NJ. Patti
SON Democrat, of Cincinnati has been elected
Governor of Ohio for three years by piurahty
running above 10000 over Governor Myron I.
Herrick of Cleveland, Republican is settled to-
night as also is the Democratic working major
itv in both houses of the State Legislature, but
tbera is stiU some uncertainty to the rest of
the State ticket.
Earlier returns were apparently from places
favorable 10 Governor Herrick for he held lead
over the remainder OF the Republican ticket until
to-day when fuller returns from country regions
cnt into his vote severely: and by the middle OF
this afternoon Herrick seemed to be 4OOoo be-
hind the rest of the Republican ticket IL that
difference stands. the victory for offices other
than Governor will depend on the size OF PATTI
sons plurality with the chances in favor OF the
choice of the entire Democratic list.
Chairman CARRIER Of the Democratic Commit
tee tonight figured pluraIities for Pattison that
aggregated close to 5000 If these hsures hoio
true the entire Democratic ticket IS electeu.
The Republicans have given out nc later est-
mates than that OF Chairman Dick. concedlhs
the election of Pattison by $4,000 plurality.
Republican estimates tonight give the Dem
ocrats from from two TO five majority in the
next Senate and from ten TO hIteeh ~ 'lls
House. The Democratic claim is majority OF
five in the Senate and of y in the House Inc
widespread scratching of tickets mas caused s
such delay in the counting that thirty nours al
the close Of the polls there was sun uiCei
tainty.
Senator J. B. Foraker tonight authorized the
following statement:
The defeats " have sust aimed in the cts and
in the state have relation to national politics.
hut are solely to local and other causes
whether right not the belief obtains that the
Great mass Of voters have not had any proper
representation in nominating conventions, ana
that q man with ambition 10 engage IN the
rlubliC service had opportunity unless he was
for. up.e enough to be put on a prearTa1Sed sitte
1rolIid De resented. In large patL 3a is what ne
liefe.,ts Of Yesterday meant.
> vju cay tc cure ft-s trouble Ihe way
- =, rer7lrr 70 the old fashioned practice OF haV-
nGminatjoIs yyill have equa. eharce- There
80 other causes that contributed 10 odr defeat
It,t very EHe taIIlaf Stth ire
situation but don't care &c cisct IS them TOT
fhev viii pass away with TINS election
chairman Harvey CARRIER. OF the Democratic
-ta committee when asAed TO explain thc result
said.
W.. ,ay ,..s.y has ieea tg- .oTs time In
- = inc ined become rtcta toriaI- and
PFC, arisas Then comes revolution This
election IS the revolt Oi the people against all tnat
sort of thing whlSn was t e1gn'p'ieN ~ - ~'1 '
Trhlr mis- ysar the first time in many wears.
N i.!aroeT.rs Of The Democratic party worked to-
- 80 Far or organization has been good IN al put
ha q a'1' !. Efs to Efanroe1 inv. aid he
.ase~rS-'c .sesiens l. rrSard 10 IL Ehch aFoCse..
~ e - e0pe of tie ST. z ahs1sIt t7ei al
egairst the party n pc'ier
lgisistion for which the Republican party was re-
es1n5onsible contributed TO the result
Governor Hsrrick has not yet made any state