Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
IN MoNrANA TERRITORY.

Nov, Z. WISCONSIN, state Officers
IN MONTANA TERRIToRY.
The election to-day is for delegate to the
Forty second Congress. The Democratic
candidate is E. W. T0ols,G EhAI OF the Re
pubGcAns William b. Clsggett, The vote
ct the last election Was rs follows Demo
cratic, 5,6O5; Republican, 3,745; Demo
cratic majority, 1850. The friends of Mr..
CGvAnaugh, Democrat, the late delegate in
Congress, are somewhat dissatisfied with his
defeat for denomination, but il is not sup
posed that they will refuse to vote for Mr.
Toole.
KENTUCKY.
The election 10 Kentucky takes place to-
day August7. The candidates for Governor
have been sIumping the State in company
since the meeting Of the two conventions
In the election for Representatives in Con-
gress in 1870 the total vote OF the State was,
Democratic, 90,450; Republican, 57.247 ;
Democratic majority, 33,2O3, The negroes
voted for the first time last year The fol-
lowing are the tickets to be voted for the
forthcoming election
Democratic. Republican.
Governor. Preston H. Leslie John NJ Harlan
Lieut. Gov. John II Carlisle, George NJ Thomas
AIRY Gen John RodmRn. William Brown.
Auditor, D Howard smith, W. Krippenstalp e.
Treasurer, James W Tate Speed ). FRY
supt Pup Ius II A NJ Henderson, William NJ Pratt
Re-. OF Land, j. Alex. Grant John K. McClay.
The candidates for Superintendent o.
Public distraction are both clergy men.
CALIFORNIA
The election for Governor, State officers
Legislature, and three Representatives il
Congress takes place September 5. Tn,
following are the tickets put in nomination
Democratic. Republican.
Governor, Henry H. Hatght, Newton Booth
Lieut.. TOW, l., j. Lewis, kUmualdO PACheCt
SIM r,ao, ! Seden ; Wright, A C Niles
sup OuNs7s jackson Temple A L. Rhodes
Sec OF State W B. e. Brown, Drury Malone
Comptroller, X o. DswilL Tnos. j Green
Treasurer, A. +. CorOuel, Fred Bacher
AJty-Geu., 10. Hamilton, john LORD Love
sup { Pub Ius,O. =. Fitzgerald, j. H. BOander
SurYey0rGen. John ". BOst. Root r. Gardner
CIkSF COUrt Thomas La-peyre Grant / Taggar
State Primer, John 7. Barry, Thos j Springer
Harbor Com, John Roseuheid, }. \. McClynn.
The platforms adopted by the two polis
cal conventions we're very much alike on
local issues. They both oppose Chinese i'm.
migration and State subsidies. The vote IL
the State in 1869 for Justice of the Supreme
Court was As follows: Crockett, Dem, 50,
997; Sawyer, Rep, 3O,935 Democratic
majority, S,06l. Grant for President had
SOC majority the previous yesr The can
didAtes for Congress are as follows:
Majority
District. Demoeraiic. Republican an 1865.
Lawrence Archer 5 o HoughtOn 855I d.
James W. COfroth A a Sargent a.I4J X
George PearCe John NJ. Coghl4n 2S2 ID
WYOMING.
An Aleosion will be held in Wyoming Ter.
ritory on the 9TH Of September for mem bers
Of the Legislature. The last Legislature,
elected IN 1869, Was for Congressional Dele
gate, the Republicans carried the Territory
BY 227 maj ority.
MAINE.
Maine elects q new Governor knd LeRis-
lAture September IL. The Democratic can
didAte is Chsrles F. EimbAll, carriage man
ufAciurer, of Portland; and the Republican
candidate, Sidney PerhAm, the present in
oumbent. Last year the vote for Governor
was, PerhAm Rep 54,O4O; Roberts Dem.
44,554; Republican majority, S,j06. There
has been very little interest taken in the
canvass this year, and the vote will probA.
bly, be light.
NEW MEXICO.
On the llth of September an election will
be held in the Territory of New Mexico for
Delegate to Congress. In 1869 the vote for
delegate was ChaveS, iRep.) S,094; Rome
70, Democracy 6,273. Republican majority,
1921.
TEXAS.
Uudsr special act Of the late LseislG-
ture, 80 election will be held in Texas on
the Sd of October, for four Representatives
in the Forty Congress. All the
Democratic nominations have been made.
The regular Republicans have made but one
nomination so far, and An indepeud dent can
didate has been announced. The remaining
congressional conventions have been called
TO meet in September.