The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-11
The following is list of the Republican

candidates
Governor. ..Freder'k F. Lowe.
It. Governor. .............J.N N. Machin.
Secretary OF State .......... B. b. Redding.
Comptroller Geo. OultOn.
State Treasurer. ...........R r. PacheO.
Clerk Sup. Court. .........W. ID. Hartman.
Attorney General. .....J. G. Mccullough.
} T. B. Shannon.
Members of Congress. .. ! VIM. Highly.
} Cor. Cole.
Sup't Public Instruction. >. John Sweet.
State PRINTER. ~. NJ. Hays.
Surveyor General j. F. Houghton.
HarbOr Commissioner. 80. C. L. Taylor.
O. L. Shafter
Lor Sawyer
Judges Supreme Court. 8. w. Sanderson.
John Curry.
A. L. Rhodes.
Mr.. LOWE, the Governor elect, was
Representative in the last Congress, end
was subsequently appointed Collector of
the port of San Francisco, which office he
has resigned since his nomination for Gov
ernor. Special interest attached to this
election, from the fact that in 1860 the
Democratic party split on the question of
DOUGLAS or BREoK1NRIDGE, and were
claimed to have just united again.
In 1860 the vote of the State for Presi-
dent was:
Lincoln. ................. 81, I3O
OOuSlaS ............... .............. ,oZU
DrechLhrloSe. ...-........ 90, JOY
Bell. .............. 5lo
In 1862 there was Superintendent of
Public Instruction to be elected, and the
three candidates received the following
votes:
Sweet (Republcan) ....................51 81, 23s
Stevenson douglas DEMOCRACY. ..... .21, 514
Fitzgerald (Breckinridge). ............ Ia, 1913
The election for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction and Judges of the Supreme
Court will not take, place until October
21st.
VERMONT
The Vermont election took place on
Tuesday last, and resulted in the success
of the Republican ticket, by slightly de-
creased majorities from last year. The
Hon. JOHN GREGORY SMITH, of St. Albars,
was the candidate of the Republican party
for Governor, and T. B. REDF1ELD, of Mont
pelier, the nominee of Democrats, who
was compelled to make the canvass on the
VALLANDIGHAM platform. The following
are the new State officers elect:
Gorernor-John G. Smith.
Lieut.. GOUernor-P. Dillingham;.
Secretary Of Stdte-John E. Page
Members Of COngress-F. E. Woodbridge, j.
j. Morrill, Portus Baxter.
The Democratic candidates for Con-
gress were JOHN A. S. WHITE, of North
field, CHAs. N. DAVENPORT, of Whining
ton, GILES HARRISON, of Atburgh.
Returns from thirty-four towns, en-
bracing about one-fourth of the State,
give SMITH 1925, and REDFIELD 3,O17.
Tie same towns in 1860, gave FAIRBANKS,
tRep.) 1878, and SAKE and HARREY,
(Dems.) 1868. SMITHS majority so far is
2O2 less than that Of FAIRBANKS. The
following is the vote for Governor in a
few prominent towns:
Red Red
Smith field. Smith. field.
Montpelier, 313 67 Springfield 1856 As
Burlington. All 1913 Brattleboro. 372 1O3
st. Adams. 36l 81 Rutland. -. 521 233
st Johnsbury 403 1913 Middlebury. 213 g.
Woodstock. .337 A Brandon PIP 50
The Republican Congressman are cleo
ted by from 5000 to 5000 majority for
each. The Senate will be unanin ously
Republican, and in fifty towns hear from,
only two Democratic Representatives were
elected.
NEW YORK.
The Republican State Convention met
at Syracuse, on Wednesday last, and NOM
mated the following ticket for State Of
fcers
Secretcuy of .Stafe--Peter A. Porter, Niagara
= Controtter-Thomas w. Olcott, Albany
Treasarer-George w. Schuyler Tompkins
Canal ommissioner-Benjamin F. Bruce
Madison.
judgs Of AppeaAs--Henry Il Selden. Monroe
attorney Geneyai-John Cochrane New York