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State Tickets at the November Election.
NEW YORK.


State Tickets at the November Election.
NEW YORK.
The Legislature may have United
States Senator to elect next winter,
vice Conkling to be appointed Chief
Justice; and the State Senate will, in
any event, have a voice in choosing
Fenton's successor in 1875. The per-
sons elected on the State ticket will
also control the patronage of the canals
for two years. The canvass opens
briskly under party-machine manage
ment. The State tickets are:
Democratic. Republican.
Secretary of State.
ID. Willers, Jr. Francis s. Thayer.
Comptroller,
Asher p. Nichols, Nelson p Hopkins.
Treasurer,
Thomas Raines, Daniel G. Fort.
Attorney-General,
Daniel Pratt, Benz. ID. Silliman.
State Engineer and Surveyor,
5. II. Sweet, William B. Taylor.
Canal Commissioner,
Jas. Jackson, Jr. Sidney Meade.
Inspector of State Prisons,
&. w. Millspaugh, Moss X. Platt.
MARYLAND.
lElection-Tuesday, Nov. 4.
For Comptroller, ETC., and for Leg
islature to have the choice of q United
States Senator vice Hamilton, whose
term expires in 1875. The contest is
upon the Legislature. The State tick
cts are:
Democratic. Republican.
Comptroller,
Levin Woolford, H.H .GoldsborOugh
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals,
Jas. S. Franklin, John H. Price.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
ElectiOn-Tuesday, Nov. 4.
For Governor, etc., and Legisla-
ture for one year. The contest has lost
its interest since Butler was thrown
out of the canvass. The State tickets
are:
Democratic. Republican.
Governor,
William Castor, VIM. b. Washburn
Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. l.. Smith, Thomas Talbot.
Secretary Of State,
Benz. F. Mills, Oliver Warner.
lTedSuIcIy
Nathan F. Clark, Chas. Adams, Jr.
Auditor
Waldo Coburn, Chas. EndicOtt.
Acknowledgement,
&. Osgood Morse, Chas. II. Train.
There is also to be elected a Repre-
sentative in Congress for the Third
District, vice William Whiting (Rep.)
deceased. The Republican nominee is
Henry l.. Pierce, the present Mayor of
Boston. The Democratic candidate is
Benjamin Dean.
Democratic. Republican.
Richard Coke, Edmund J. Davis.
Lieutenant-GOvernO
r. B. Hubbard, r. H. Taylor
Comptroller of Public Accounts,
S. Fl. Darden, J. w. Thomas.
Treasurer,
A. ]. Dorm, A. II. Monroe.
Commissioner of Land Office,
J. J. Gross, j. Keuchler.
superintendent of Public Instruction,
O. N. Hollingw'th, A. b. Norton.
VIRGINIA.
ElectiOn-Tuesday,N Nov. 4.
For Governor, etc., terms OF four
years, and Legislature for two years,
the Legislature to elect United States
Senator vice Lewis Republican,,
whose term expires in 1875. The
State tickets are:
Conservative. Republican
il. Kemper, r. w. Hughes.
onf-
r. T.. Withers, G. p. Ramsdell.
Attorney-General,
r. 7. Daniel, David Fultz.
WISCONSIN.
Election-Tuesday, Nov. 4.
For Governor and other State Off
GERS for terms of two years, and for a
Legislature zone half the Senate
holding over) for one year. The State
tickets are:
Independent. Republican.
Governor,
w. r. Taylor, Cad. c. washburn.
Lieutenant Governor,
Chas. ID. Parker, Robert II. Baker
Secretary of State,
Peter Doyle, Il. w. Young.
Treasurer,
F. Keuhn, O. C. Johnson.
Attorney-General,
A. S. Sloan, Leander +. Frisby.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Edward Soaring, Robert Graham.
immigration Commission,
NJ. s. Argard, Geo. z. Lindman.
MIS- SsISsIPPI.
The Legislature is to elect United
States Senator vice Flanagan (Repub-
lican), whose term expires in 1875.
The State tickets are:
AicOrn. Ames.
Governor,
James L. Alcorn, Adelbert Ames.
Lieutenant-GovernOr,
Henry Musgrove, A. X. Davis.
Secretary of State,
II. w. Stringer, James Hill.
Treasurer,
w. H. Vasser, Geo. H. Holland.
Auditor,
w. w. Bell, w. H. Gibbs.
Attorney General,
b. Matthews, G. K. Harris.
Superintendent of Education,
I'D. Webster, 7. w. CardOzO.
Late Fashions.
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