The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

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being again involved, and the labor
men having separate ticket In the
field. Tho three tickets are as follows {:
Republican, Denoorditc.
Governor. VIM. Claflln. ...J. @. Adams.
1t. GtY........Jos. Tucker. e, .sam. Q. Lamb.
sec. OF state. Oliver Warner. j. K. Tarbox.
Atty Gen. ... .ChAs, Allen. j, q. Abbott.
1TeRsurer.........J. H. Loud. ... {. L. Haywood.
Auditor. Ohas z Endicott.-. P. Allen.
Labor Purity.
Governor. 4. N. Chamberlain.
Lieut.. II Overnor .".........- Jas. Chat tawRy.
Secretary Of StRte.....".S. y, Pratt.
Attorney General. Charles Cawley.
treasurer. .'.'.'...''''...... Ne W 5toouMt.
Jos. Il, GllneS.
MINNESOTA.
On the first Tuesday In November
this Stale will choose State officers, the
tickets In the field being as follows:
Republican. DeHl0crdtio.
Governor. Horace AuAtin- George l.. Otis
1t. GOv..U..... VIM. II. Yale...J. A. WlBwell.
Sec. Of State. Hans MattBon f. ]. FlRdOlRnl.
A Auditor.......C ChaS. IlIath. l. A.. Evans.
Treasurer. -. Emn Munich. 20. Babrlech.
Atty Gen.. ..F.R.E.Colnell..B 3. Smith.
Gniet IlH , JnstS;. g. g. Mpley".;&; II. Flandran'
Prohibition.
Governor. Daniel Cobb.
Lleut-GOVernor....".. .. btoVens.
Secretary OF otstato..""".....J. Thompson,
;AuullOr. ''....'.........,S. Y. Come
4LcASuIeE. ds hu8bbll'
Attorney General. ...J. H. Davidson.
liner Jusllce.. ....E. Ne hAnIon.
MISSISSIPPI.
The election In this State Ii set down
for November 30. The two tickets In
the field are known as Conservative
and Radical. the former being support
ed by the Democrats and moderate Re-
publlcans. These tickets are:
Republican. O0TISsJrdtiUe.
GoVernor....a ]. L. Alcorn. Lewis Dent.
Lieut.: :Gov... Il, Y. Powers. K. Jetfords.
Troasurer.. ..Jos. Mccoy. VIM. II. Vassar.
AtL'y.Gen....J. II: Norris. Robt. Lowry.
Auditor. .....H. MuBgTove.
Sup. Pub. 1n.H. II. Pease. T. Gathright.
Mr.. Dent, as Is well known Is q
brother-In-law OF President Grant. A
foil Congressional delegation Is also 10
he chosen, but all the nominations have
not yet been made. .
'- NEW JERSEY.
In this Stale II portion OF the State
Senate and an entire House Of Repre-
sehtatives will be chosen on the Cd OF
November. ..
NEW YORK.
Election held on the % prox. The
candidates now before the public are as
follows: ....s
Republican. Democratic. d
Soc, OF s...Frauz Sigel. Homer A. Nelson.
Gomptr... Horace Greeley. VIM. Allen.
At..Gen... n. !. Townsend. W. B. ChAmplaln.
Treas'r.... T. I. chat0eld. w. II. Bristol.
Engineer VIM. B. Taylor. Van K. Richmond
Canal com 9, T. Hoyt. VIM. ". Wright
PriS. Ins-.D. u. Conover. Eoidyce LailIn,
Conrt An. L. b. woodruff: Jno. A. Lott. Hg
Chas Mason, Robert Earl. N
The campaign, so far as relates tc
State officers, Is not likely to be very
animated. The chief struggle will be
over the candidates for State Senators
and Asssmblymen, there being an en-
tire new Legislature 10 be chosen
Eight members Of the Supreme CourI
will also be elected, bat few OF the can:
didaIes for which have yet been select
ed. ''.- .'.
The election for State officers and
Representatives in Congress under the
reconstruction laws has been ordered
for November 30, to continue foul
days. There are three sets OF candl.
dates for State officers In The field, ont
representing the Conservative Republi.
cans, another the Radicals, and q third
claiming to represent the Democrats
though 1t has not received the indorse'
ment Of the Democratic State Commit
tee. Subjolned are the tickets: d *
| Radical. obnserpative.
GoV'r....- Edmund ]. Davis. "A. J. Hamilton
.Gov...J. W. Flanagan. A. II. LRtimer.
Compr..-J. Frank Carter. A. r. Monroe.
Uom L,OhJ. knechler, . Joseph. Spence
Ireasr.-..- ]. w. Thomas,
| .....: Lndpeidiat. ''
overnor."............. Hamilton Stuart.
Lieut. -GQNefnor.~ ...Jasl u. ArmStrong
ICoLnptrouer....,. 3. DoWney. Oh =.
| EOn. AAuuOmce.... .,....Jag. +. Rector. IN
Treasurer. -. ~. @. KIllough.c y :
The real struggle will be between the
Conservative and Radical tickets, 1t be,
ing geuerallyunderstood that the Dem
ocrats will vote the former. There viii
also be vote upon the new State Con-
stitution. 81.
-.. wIsCoNBIN. .|.- gl
This State, which has 80 long beer
controlled by the Republicans, will
doubtless be carried by them on the q
proximo. The candidates to be voted
for are appended: $50. ..eu n.
Republican, Democratic. :
Governor. E. L. Falrchllds o. D. Robinson
Liout: :Gov....T G. Pound. g. 1, Park.