, 1873-10-03
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS,

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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
On Tuesday, Oct. II, occur tho October cleo
with tho fate Of tho country-a financial fato
only to DO avorted, We woro then told, by tho
recollection Of Grant.
Tho canrasB in Iown las this yoar heon ono Of
commanding prominence. A Governor ind
Legislature aro to bo elected for two years, and,
whilo all candidates profess the ua,no viewa on
tho all-ahsorbing railroad question, tho issue is
straight1y joinod botwceu those who recognize
party allegiance and those who do
not Tho strength of the latter is believed to
DO III their local nominations, malo without
reference to pnrty; and tito Republicans rely
upon tho election OF their State ticket because it
has bocn tho habit Of great majority to vote
TINT wny. It is certain, however, that mombera
Of tho Legislature. called by whatever namo,
wilt have pratty wel-defncd viows OH the power
of tho people to control corporations. The rival
State tickets aro:
An'f-lIo"op0fy' oouo.,o. Republican.
Jacob G, Vale, Oyr,tis G. Carpenter,
Ltoutenant-esovcrnor
9: E: Whiting Judge of s"p!s%s :ssSs1c co;is SS:St',
ne1'.?a snesrsaent ?: @ Of iSs FSss i%;p'!so,
Daniel ". prinlle, Alonzo Aberncthy.
Indiana holds elections, Oct. II, in certain
new judicial Circuits, for Julgea aud prosccu-
tors, the present incufnbcnts having been ap-
pointed by Gov. Hendricks, Inst spring, nndor
IN act revising tho judicial systom. Tho Juagos
30 appointed, and whoBo places arc now to DO
filled, nre First Circuit, William f. Parrot
Third, Z. Emerson Fifth, J. n. Crayons soy-
enth, o. T. Roberts Ninth, J. s. Hester:
Tenth, francis Wilson; Eleventh, 0. II. Will
born Thirtoonth, s. thurman Seventeenth, g.
A. johnson Twentieth, II. Il. Palmer; Twenty
SECOND, 3. @. Wilson Twonty-tfth, J.
]. Cheney :; Twouty-soyenth, John U.
pettit Twonty-oighth, ]. r. slack
Thi1ticth, r. ?. Hammond; Thirty-frst. Il. A.
Gil!ett; Thirty-third, E. Y. Long Thirty
fourth, j. D. Osborn; Thirty-sixth, G. N. Pol
lard. Most Of these aro Democrats, aud parti-
sanship crops OUT more or less in tho canvasH for
their ro-olection. The "railroad question
appears to bo lodged by conceaing tho point at
once.
In Ohio, Oct. II, Governor, State officers. and
Logislature arc to DO elected for two years, aud
iasue il Joined to seo whether the Democrats
may win by rcaurrocting tho platforms nnd lead
ers Of twenty-five ycarH ago. Tho now-party
movement began with State ticket, and ondod
there aud votora who had packed up to louye
tho Republican ranks will wait until tho old
Democratic flag is hanled down. Coy Noyes'
majority will DO from 10000 to 100000. unless
tue panic upsets all political calcuinttonA The
State tickets aso;
Fsw Party. Republican. Democratic.
1saao Q. Collins rawari +: Noyes. William Allen.
A. Saunders rla, Xipanso iiar rna1as nurus
Justices Of the Supreme Court,
T. EyipK ,s Wsn !its a;e. Him. II q il Ts!;%s Se.;n".e
- w. - '''"''''' Niaui Ntorncs General, ' -
sorpphim Meyer, John Little IL. a. Da''sherts'
Jonn, 11ursln,,an, Isaac Wosb, George wencr.
= cdmgtrEo,lar1, Of ,,Sa Trsasn1y', r. ,.,v,on,op
L. SsG sbcr WS y boar i y SsSs sao a
james atcl,rh Philip Y. 1Ierzing, Chris scAnnck.
In Pennsylvania, Judge of tho Supreme
Court for Aftocn years, md State Treasurer
for oue year (ilrat tlnlo by the rooplo), .aro to
bo olcctcd, Oct. II; also, Legislature for ono
,ycar, The incumbent Treasurer, Maoley, Is tho
financial man Of tho 1Iartranft-komble ring, and
was found to bo, in timo past. n Bpocn}ator In
fancy stocks, with tho statc'a money. through
the Philadelphia broker Yerkes. Ttorc sccns
to bo genuine demand that his books bo OVER
hauled, md Ills dofoat, II such thing woro pos
siblo, woull 1t Ia said, bo tic signal for crush.
but "tlo ring is still potont, although much
sl,aAou l,y lalo events. Tho candidates aro:
Dsn.ocratir,. Republican.
lndgo Of tho Supreme Court.
| Jamcs II, Ludlow Isaaa u, durtten.
6ta!e Treaslrar,
francis II. Hutchinson, 1so1ert ". Mackcy.
Oregon elects, Oct. 10, member Of Congress
ufce Wilson, iocoasod and tho candidates aro
| james ". Nos,nIth, Domoorat; liiran Smith,
Republican. Tho Republicans oloctcd tho Con-
greas,nan ('YilsoD in Juno, 1879, by 300 najorl'
ty, autl gayo Grant i,o74 majority ln November,
California olocts Judge Of tho Supreme Court
md somo local Judges. Oct. II, and tho Anti
MonopoliBts, who carried all thoir local tickets
for tho Legislature, Sept. 3, aro now moro por
feotly orgauixod ~ independents. Tlor caud
date for Supreme Judge IL L. n. MoKlnptry, nov