The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-02

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| there Is not tue slgntoeb d0u0t. IL 10
ole, h.J;avad. that ~. 49,
"i'o souo'S' Do"''
| cratic ticket will be elected by an over.
"noimius naJoiisJ' iLpEN, cnhirman
of the State Democratic Com mi ttee az.
serts tnat Democratic majority VIII De
cast in the State outside Of New York
city. If this isso, the city giving her
usual majority OF sixty Thousand, very
beautiful Denocratic margin may be
exhibited tomorrow.
We append the tickets Of the two par
tics in New York '...
pEMocRAric.
ComurrSilerHWm. F Allen.
Attorney oenerai1Marshail .; nii,nI GSanpiain.
State Engineer and surveyor-van R. Rich.
Canal Comuis,ionsr-wm. w. Wright.
H. inspector OF State frisons-f0fSy'e L. AS'
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals--John A.
Lott 'ione term'' hoosra Ear. ''n''' ''
vr.n- e.,
Comptroiler-Horacs Greeley:
St.,a A.ofTSy Trs rys.snrerMTSomas uvreraTI Cha.feId.
State Engineer and surveyer-Wm. B. Tay-
Canal Commissioner-Stephen T. Hsyt.
Inspector Oh state Frisons-Daniei ~ "0Ao
Yer. .,. c..,,.. No
80. iCN tar % un' CU .is WnpSrmtF short term
~ se-'
In 1868 HOFFMAN, Democrat, Tor Gov-
ar,or rod o. 1a6 Majority. SryNo1rR
over cp,Sr IN OOO
,,I. 49,. h.d
iu massacnuSeI's 'no1 u"'e n"u
rather an interesting campaign. The
I;L;. .,; 10.
everlasting Prohioieiou q"es''on n"e
sntered into il very largely, and be.
tween the friends and opponents of the
,a.s,ra oood deal of eYcitemept
-,
seems to have been worked mp. Inc
,.rtr hoo no,p;nats
Lauoi noioini Pei'J "
third ticket, and both the other parties
are extremely exercised in consequence,
it not being known from which of the
old organizations the Reformers will
draw most of their recruits. We be-
lieye, however, that nobody doubts the
success of the general Republican ticket.
The three tickets are as follows:
ppuocR,ur
Governor-John Quincy Adams.
lieutenant GovepnoFhSaRuet tbs u TaCSo1 y; La"O'
Attorney General-Josiah G. Abbott.
LreasnIerphesa Treasure pt;ssai hsYsOoa sY1sO
nrn,.n,,c.x
corsrror- William CIafin,
I;an.anan, Gaxsrnor-N.Josepb Tucker.
Secretary Of State-Oliver Warner.
Attorney General-Charles Allen.
Treasurer-Jacsb II. Loud.
Auditor-Char rles Endicott.
~
LABOR hEfohA'
Governor-Edwin M. Chamberlin.
Secretary of States. B. Pratt.
ATTORNEY General-Thomas Crawley.
Treasurer-Nathaniel w. Stoddard
Auditer--C. Ii. Goodwin.
URANTS majority III "assachu7eV Vs'
last wear was II ,069.
a a
Minnesota chooses otaIe olioe's anu
membsrs of the Legislature. Here, as
In Massachuse1ts, the enperance ques
tion forms n prominent "ishoo," the
wv" '''
temperance men ua'ipS 4" "V'0Ao' VI 'ho''
own in the field. Although it makes o
A. rronoo
formidable showing, the temperance
t;oLat will MT IL is thoupht. make a
'i"n'' "'t' r,
material difference in the result. Ihe
h,h1x a,oot THAR
hepuollcans VIII Piooaoi! oto0' ."''i
ticket as usual. We give the three
tickets:
cT o.,.
Iisntepapt esoVeTnorNJ. A. wiswell.
Secretary OF ' StateTF, &c: u. F1adeiaho'
Tre1snrer-Caspar Babriech.
y Chief I1, Justice of the supreme o'"t'- '''''
Attorney GeneTal-Seagrave smnth;
Iii VI 'i'' '"p
"eH' pVprp,,c,y
GoVernor-horace AusI.n'
Lieutenant IONern9r-N III. II. L dl6.