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Domestic News
November 13, 1855
Spirit Of The Times
Portsmouth, Ironton, Scioto County, Lawrence County, Ohio
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Election returns for the Ohio Legislature: Republicans secure 29 Senate seats and 78 House seats, totaling 107; Locofocos win 6 Senate and 33 House seats, totaling 39. Full lists of elected members by county provided from Ohio State Journal.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
The Legislature--Complete.
By closely watching our exchanges,
&c., we are now able to give our readers the full returns of the election for
members of the Legislature. Below we
append the list, which we think is entirely correct. It will be seen that in
the Senate are 29 Republicans and 6
Locofocos, and in the House, 78 Republicans and 33 Locofocos. Total Republicans, 107; Locofocos, 39. This is
almost three to one in our favor. It is a
most emphatic and decisive expression
of the popular will.--Ohio State Journal.
SENATE.
REPUBLICANS.
Clermont and Brown--Chambers Baird
Trumbull and Mahoning--Robert W. Taylor.
Franklin and Pickaway--Alfred Kelly.
Clark, Champaign and Madison--Joseph C. Brand.
Logan,
Union, Marion, Hardin--G. S. Hamilton.
Delaware and Licking--Daniel Gardiner.
Knox and Morrow--R. C. Kirk.
Muskingum and Perry--Eli A. Spencer.
Ashland and Richland--Joseph Musgrave.
Lorain and Medina--Herman Canfield.
Carroll and Stark--John Beatty.
Jefferson and Columbiana--Jonas D. Cattell.
Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga--Lester Taylor.
Cuyahoga--Hiram Griswold.
Portage and Summit--O. P. Brown.
Belmont and Harrison--Charles Warfield.
Miami, Darke, Shelby--W. H. Lawder.
Seneca, Crawford, Wyandot--James Lewis.
Butler and Warren--David Heaton.
Athens, Hocking, Fairfield--John T. Brinker.
Huron, Erie, Sandusky, Ottawa--Ralph P. Buckland.
Morgan and Washington--Moses D. Hardy.
Ross and Highland--Jacob Hyer.
Montgomery and Preble--Felix Marsh.
Coshocton and Tuscarawas--Edwin Burnet.
Greene, Clinton, and Fayette--Nelson Rush.
Adams, Pike, Scioto, and Jackson--J. S. Bundy.
Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, Vinton--C. G. Hawley.
Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Henry, Putnam--Wm. S. Lunt.
LOCOFOCOS.
Hamilton--Geo. W. Holmes, Stanley Matthews, W. F. Convers.
Wayne and Holmes--Joseph Wilford.
Guernsey and Monroe--Wm. Lawrence.
Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, Van Wert, Paulding, Defiance, Williams--E. B. Phelps.
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
REPUBLICANS.
Champaign--Hiram Cable.
Clark--John H. Lettier.
Clinton--Addison P. Russel.
Erie--Crittenden L. Barton.
Harrison--Ephraim Clark.
Logan--Samuel M. Allen.
Morrow--Thos. J. Bunker.
Pickaway--Nelson Franklin.
Union--Wm. Gabriel.
Franklin--Geo. P. Parsons.
Licking--John A. Sinnet, Charles B. Griffin.
Medina--James A. Bell.
Seneca--Joseph Boyer.
Summit--Dr. Mendel Jewett.
Warren--Seth S. Haines.
Clermont--William West, Elbridge G. Ricker.
Guernsey--Abraham Simmons, Robt. Campbell.
Jefferson--D. McCurdy, C. Mendenhall.
Knox--B. F. Smith, Geo. W. True.
Richland--Andrew Burns.
Trumbull--Ralph Plumb, G. T. Townsend.
Muskingum--John A. Blair, John Crooks.
Ross--Alfred Yaple, Jesse Shepherd.
Carroll--Silas Potts.
Delaware--Wm. Hentzen.
Lake--Edward L. Plimpton.
Perry--Franklin L. Flowers.
Scioto--Dan McFarland.
Stark--J. W. Underhill, Wm. Hatcher.
Logan--James Monroe.
Mahoning--J. Truesdale.
Ashtabula--Darius Caldwell, Uriah Hawkins.
Tuscarawas--Jonathan Mills, Paul Wetherby.
Cuyahoga--George Mygatt, Isaac Brayton, L. Johnson.
Wyandot and Hardin--E. G. Spelman.
Huron--Thos. M. Cook.
Portage--Erasmus Needham.
Miami--Eli Tenney.
Athens--Nelson H. Van Vorhes.
Darke--J. C. Williamson.
Madison--E. E. Hutcheson.
Lucas and Fulton--Lucas H. Upham.
Preble--Hayden W. Dooley.
Morgan--Erastus Guthrie, David Holbrook.
Washington--James Lawton, Samuel Hutchinson.
Belmont--James N. Turner, R. Hamilton.
Geauga--L. C. Todd.
Meigs--A. Thompson.
Highland--Silas Irion.
Columbiana--John Hunter, Moses Mendenhall.
Wood and Ottawa--Erasmus D. Peck.
Paulding, Defiance, and Williams--S. E. Blakeslee.
Fayette--Wm. H. Latham.
Greene--Moses D. Gatch.
Marion--Joseph F. Hume.
Brown--John F. Gaines.
Allen--Charles Post.
Coshocton--Patrick Thompson.
Gallia--John N. Clark.
Shelby--W. V. Cowan.
Lawrence--Henry C. Rodgers.
LOCOFOCOS.
Hancock--P. T. Carlin.
Hocking--Geo. Johnson.
Richland--Alex Rolston.
Franklin--Jas. H. Smith.
Sandusky--John L. Greene.
Montgomery--W. Gondy, T. S. Smith.
Hamilton--W. M. Cory, E. S. Turpin, Charles Thomas, E. B. Langdon, George C. Robinson, James B. Holmes, John P. Slough, Joseph B. Egley.
Wayne--J. D. Goodell, Baughman.
Fairfield--John Cheney, David Lyle.
Crawford--John Pittman.
Butler--A. P. Miller, John McElwee.
Auglaize--Wm. Sawyer.
Holmes--E. J. Loveland.
Ashland--Dr. Cowan.
Putnam and Henry--H. J. Boehmer.
Jackson and Vinton--E. F. Bingham.
Mercer and Van Wert--John Shaw.
Monroe--Henry T. Grier, Alfred Ogle.
Adams--Moses T. Patterson.
Pike--John R. Anderson.
Brown--Jas. E. Thompson.
The Legislature--Complete.
By closely watching our exchanges,
&c., we are now able to give our readers the full returns of the election for
members of the Legislature. Below we
append the list, which we think is entirely correct. It will be seen that in
the Senate are 29 Republicans and 6
Locofocos, and in the House, 78 Republicans and 33 Locofocos. Total Republicans, 107; Locofocos, 39. This is
almost three to one in our favor. It is a
most emphatic and decisive expression
of the popular will.--Ohio State Journal.
SENATE.
REPUBLICANS.
Clermont and Brown--Chambers Baird
Trumbull and Mahoning--Robert W. Taylor.
Franklin and Pickaway--Alfred Kelly.
Clark, Champaign and Madison--Joseph C. Brand.
Logan,
Union, Marion, Hardin--G. S. Hamilton.
Delaware and Licking--Daniel Gardiner.
Knox and Morrow--R. C. Kirk.
Muskingum and Perry--Eli A. Spencer.
Ashland and Richland--Joseph Musgrave.
Lorain and Medina--Herman Canfield.
Carroll and Stark--John Beatty.
Jefferson and Columbiana--Jonas D. Cattell.
Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga--Lester Taylor.
Cuyahoga--Hiram Griswold.
Portage and Summit--O. P. Brown.
Belmont and Harrison--Charles Warfield.
Miami, Darke, Shelby--W. H. Lawder.
Seneca, Crawford, Wyandot--James Lewis.
Butler and Warren--David Heaton.
Athens, Hocking, Fairfield--John T. Brinker.
Huron, Erie, Sandusky, Ottawa--Ralph P. Buckland.
Morgan and Washington--Moses D. Hardy.
Ross and Highland--Jacob Hyer.
Montgomery and Preble--Felix Marsh.
Coshocton and Tuscarawas--Edwin Burnet.
Greene, Clinton, and Fayette--Nelson Rush.
Adams, Pike, Scioto, and Jackson--J. S. Bundy.
Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, Vinton--C. G. Hawley.
Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Henry, Putnam--Wm. S. Lunt.
LOCOFOCOS.
Hamilton--Geo. W. Holmes, Stanley Matthews, W. F. Convers.
Wayne and Holmes--Joseph Wilford.
Guernsey and Monroe--Wm. Lawrence.
Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, Van Wert, Paulding, Defiance, Williams--E. B. Phelps.
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
REPUBLICANS.
Champaign--Hiram Cable.
Clark--John H. Lettier.
Clinton--Addison P. Russel.
Erie--Crittenden L. Barton.
Harrison--Ephraim Clark.
Logan--Samuel M. Allen.
Morrow--Thos. J. Bunker.
Pickaway--Nelson Franklin.
Union--Wm. Gabriel.
Franklin--Geo. P. Parsons.
Licking--John A. Sinnet, Charles B. Griffin.
Medina--James A. Bell.
Seneca--Joseph Boyer.
Summit--Dr. Mendel Jewett.
Warren--Seth S. Haines.
Clermont--William West, Elbridge G. Ricker.
Guernsey--Abraham Simmons, Robt. Campbell.
Jefferson--D. McCurdy, C. Mendenhall.
Knox--B. F. Smith, Geo. W. True.
Richland--Andrew Burns.
Trumbull--Ralph Plumb, G. T. Townsend.
Muskingum--John A. Blair, John Crooks.
Ross--Alfred Yaple, Jesse Shepherd.
Carroll--Silas Potts.
Delaware--Wm. Hentzen.
Lake--Edward L. Plimpton.
Perry--Franklin L. Flowers.
Scioto--Dan McFarland.
Stark--J. W. Underhill, Wm. Hatcher.
Logan--James Monroe.
Mahoning--J. Truesdale.
Ashtabula--Darius Caldwell, Uriah Hawkins.
Tuscarawas--Jonathan Mills, Paul Wetherby.
Cuyahoga--George Mygatt, Isaac Brayton, L. Johnson.
Wyandot and Hardin--E. G. Spelman.
Huron--Thos. M. Cook.
Portage--Erasmus Needham.
Miami--Eli Tenney.
Athens--Nelson H. Van Vorhes.
Darke--J. C. Williamson.
Madison--E. E. Hutcheson.
Lucas and Fulton--Lucas H. Upham.
Preble--Hayden W. Dooley.
Morgan--Erastus Guthrie, David Holbrook.
Washington--James Lawton, Samuel Hutchinson.
Belmont--James N. Turner, R. Hamilton.
Geauga--L. C. Todd.
Meigs--A. Thompson.
Highland--Silas Irion.
Columbiana--John Hunter, Moses Mendenhall.
Wood and Ottawa--Erasmus D. Peck.
Paulding, Defiance, and Williams--S. E. Blakeslee.
Fayette--Wm. H. Latham.
Greene--Moses D. Gatch.
Marion--Joseph F. Hume.
Brown--John F. Gaines.
Allen--Charles Post.
Coshocton--Patrick Thompson.
Gallia--John N. Clark.
Shelby--W. V. Cowan.
Lawrence--Henry C. Rodgers.
LOCOFOCOS.
Hancock--P. T. Carlin.
Hocking--Geo. Johnson.
Richland--Alex Rolston.
Franklin--Jas. H. Smith.
Sandusky--John L. Greene.
Montgomery--W. Gondy, T. S. Smith.
Hamilton--W. M. Cory, E. S. Turpin, Charles Thomas, E. B. Langdon, George C. Robinson, James B. Holmes, John P. Slough, Joseph B. Egley.
Wayne--J. D. Goodell, Baughman.
Fairfield--John Cheney, David Lyle.
Crawford--John Pittman.
Butler--A. P. Miller, John McElwee.
Auglaize--Wm. Sawyer.
Holmes--E. J. Loveland.
Ashland--Dr. Cowan.
Putnam and Henry--H. J. Boehmer.
Jackson and Vinton--E. F. Bingham.
Mercer and Van Wert--John Shaw.
Monroe--Henry T. Grier, Alfred Ogle.
Adams--Moses T. Patterson.
Pike--John R. Anderson.
Brown--Jas. E. Thompson.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Ohio Election
Legislature Returns
Republicans
Locofocos
Senate
House
State Journal
Where did it happen?
Ohio
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Ohio
Outcome
republicans: 107 seats (29 senate, 78 house); locofocos: 39 seats (6 senate, 33 house). decisive republican victory, nearly three to one.
Event Details
Full returns of the election for members of the Ohio Legislature, with lists of elected Republicans and Locofocos in the Senate and House of Representatives by county.