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Preble County Democrat
Eaton, Preble County, Ohio
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Salmon P. Chase narrowly re-elected Governor of Ohio, facing a Democratic Legislature. Corrections to county vote majorities for Chase and Payne provided, with totals showing Chase's slim victory.
Merged-components note: Table lists county majorities referenced in the Ohio gubernatorial election analysis; merged into a single domestic news component.
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It is now pretty certain that Salmon P. Chase, by a narrow squeeze, has been re-elected Governor of Ohio. He has, however, to meet a Democratic Legislature, and will find his position for the next two years decidedly uncomfortable, as his whole policy will be completely condemned by the people's representatives. Below is our table, with such corrections and emendations as are required by the official and corrected returns. In our issue of Sunday, Highland County was erroneously put down at 247 for Payne, when it should have been 427; and Champaign 124 for Chase, when it should have been 237. They were included right, however, in the footings.
24,019
In the above we put down Geauga County at 1,477 for Chase, instead of 1,739 as heretofore reported. The Cleveland Plain Dealer of Saturday claims a gain of 642 in that county on Fremont which brings it to that figure. In Cuyahoga, Chase's majority is only 926, official. In Seneca County Mr. Morris, the Democratic candidate for State Treasurer, has 494 majority, and in Monroe County 1,325 majority.-Cin. Enq. of the 20th.
| Payne's Majority. | Chase's Majority. |
| Adams, | 340 Ashtabula, 2,819 |
| Allen, | 230 Athens, 400 |
| Ashland, | 300 Carroll, 150 |
| Auglaize, | 788 Champaign, 231 |
| Belmont, | 840 Clark, 802 |
| Brown, | 516 Clinton, 728 |
| Butler, | 1,181 Columbiana, 615 |
| Clermont, | 611 Cuyahoga, 926 |
| Coshocton, | 300 Delaware, 433 |
| Crawford, | 602 Erie, 470 |
| Darke, | 140 Fayette, 293 |
| Defiance, | 200 Fulton, 130 |
| Fairfield, | 1,675 Geauga, 1,477 |
| Franklin, | 882 Greene, 1,146 |
| Gallia, | 677 Guernsey, 118 |
| Hamilton, | 3,145 Hardin, 131 |
| Hancock, | 257 Harrison, 308 |
| Henry, | 169 Huron, 1,403 |
| Highland, | 427 Jefferson, 150 |
| Hocking, | 547 Knox, 162 |
| Holmes, | 950 Lake, 1,403 |
| Jackson, | 350 Logan, 422 |
| Lawrence, | 500 Lorain, 1,854 |
| Licking, | 514 Madison, 155 |
| Lucas, | 29 Mahoning, 66 |
| Mercer, | 600 Marion, 23 |
| Monroe, | 1,225 Medina, 723 |
| Montgomery, | 582 Miami, 630 |
| Muskingum, | 311 Meigs, 214 |
| Ottawa, | 100 Morgan, 379 |
| Perry, | 330 Morrow, 184 |
| Pickaway, | 542 Noble, 41 |
| Pike, | 628 Paulding, 167 |
| Putnam, | 380 Portage, 743 |
| Richland, | 306 Preble, 555 |
| Ross, | 287 Summit, 1,037 |
| Sandusky, | 394 Trumbull, 1,799 |
| Scioto, | 849 Union, 250 |
| Seneca, | 151 Warren, 727 |
| Shelby, | 145 Williams, 140 |
| Stark, | 215 Wood, 250 |
| Tuscarawas, | 25 Washington, 118 |
| Van Wert, | 49 |
| Vinton, | 300 24,704 |
| Wayne, | 301 |
| Wyandot, | 200 |
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chase re-elected by narrow margin of 685 votes; democratic legislature; morris has majorities in seneca (494) and monroe (1,325) counties for state treasurer.
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Salmon P. Chase narrowly re-elected Governor of Ohio over Payne, with corrections to county majorities including Geauga (1,477 for Chase), Cuyahoga (926 for Chase), Highland (427 for Payne), and Champaign (231 for Chase). Total majorities: Payne 24,019, Chase 24,704.