Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-08
ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS.
Under the new Constitution, the ratification
of which is to be voted on Oct. Is. the first
general election will he held on that day, and
il the Constitution be adopted, the new
Legislature will meet on Nov. 10, when also
the new State administration will be installed,
vice Baxter, and others, now in office. The
Conservative State ticket is unopposed, and
is as follows: Governor, Augustus II. Gar
lani: Chief Justice, E. III. English Asso-
ciate Justices, David Walker, William NJ.
Harrison: Secretary of State B. B. Beavers ;
Auditor, William r. Miller; Treasurer, T.
Churchill; Attorney-G General. Simon p.
Hughes Commissioner of State Lands J. n.
Smithee+; Chancellor, John r. Eakin; Chan
Gerry Clerk. A. r. Witt.
The election of Congressman this year, in
Arkansas, occurs on the old election day, Nov
3, and on that day the Republicans will assume
to elect Legislature recognizing Brooks as
Governor, and viii thereupon appeal to Con-
gress.
The Legislature to bo elected (Senators
chosen in 1872 holding over will choose a
Republican. There are three State tickets,
W.:
Democratic. Republican,
Secretary of State,
John E. Nes, William W. Curry
Ebenezer Henderson, James A. widman.'
Treasurer,
Benjamin c. Shaw, John B; Clover
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Clarence A. Buskirk, James C. Denny
Judge of Supreme Court.
T.
Independent Reform-Secretary Of State Isaac S.
Stout; Auditor. Thomas j. Trusket; Treasurer,
Norman G. Bennett: Superintendent, Andrew II.
Graham; Attorney-Genersl, William A. Peelle :;
supreme Judge, Horace p. Biddle.
CONGRESS-.
1. Benoni s. Fuller, VIM. Heilman,
2. James ID. Williams, b. I. Rawlins,
3. Michael c. Kerr James A. Cravens,f
4. Jeptha ID. New, Vim. j. Robinson
5. Wm. s. Holman Benjamin +. Claypool.
6. Edmund Johnson, Milton s. Robinson,
Z. Franklin Landers, John Coburn.'
3. Harrison J. Rice, Morton c. Hunter
9. Leander McClurg, Thomas j. Cason,-
10. VIM. s. Raymond, wm II. Calkins,
ii. jonathan ID. Cox, James L. Evans,
IL. Andrew II. Hamilton Robert S. Taylor
Is. Freeman Kelley, John Il. Baker.
Independent Reform-6, A. V. Pendleton 9, Elijah
NJ. Bowles; 10, Arson wocott; II, VIM. b. Walters.
tIndepend ,nt Democrat.
There is no Legislature to elecr tbs year.
The nominations for minor State Offices aud
for Congress are:
anti lOnopoly. Republican.
Secretary of State,
David Morgan, Josiah T. Young.s
Auditor,
Joseph NJ King, Buren, r. Sherman.
Henry C. Hargis, william Christy.'
Attorney-General,
John III. Keatiey, NJ T.. Cuts
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Geo ,e W. Ball, Edward J. Holmes
-, Reporter of the supreme Court,
Register of State Land Office,
Robert H. Rodearmel, David secor.
CONGRESS-
2. John L. Sheean, John Q. Tufts,
8. L. L. Ainsworth, Charles T. Granger,
T. John Bowman, Henry o. Pratt
s. James wilkinson, James wilson,
g. E. n. Gatee, Ezekiel s. Sampson,
7. John d. whitman, John A. Kasson,s
8. Arson Rood, James W. McDill,s
Q. G. Z. hitting, Addison Oliver.
Independent-S, Joseph Knots.
NEBRASKA.
The Legislature to be elected will choose
United States Senator, vice Thomas w.
Upton, Independent Republican. There are
four State tickets. The candidates for Gov
ernor are: Rep ublicap, Silss Jasper. of
We
Of Otoe county: Independent, Jonathan f.
Gardner. Of Richardson county; Prohibition,
Jarvis s. Church, of Nemaha county.
The nominees for CoBgress 1.-THE State
being entitled to one member) ares Repub-
lican, Lorenzo Crounse;* Democrat James
w. Savage, Of Omaha; Independent, James
w. Davis, of Omaha; Prohibition, J. G..
Miller, Of Saunders county. Alec, for an
additional Congressman, contingent Upon the
claim thereto being allowed, the Republicans
have nominated Patrick o. Halves; the In
DEPENDENTS, James D. Calhoun; the Pro-
hibitionists, j. A. Fairbank, and the Demo-
Gratis, disregarding the claim, make no nomi-
nation.
The people of Nebraska, at the October
election, will vote for or against q Constitu-
ional Convention.
OHIO.
There is no Legislature to elect this year.
The nominations for minor State offices and
'or Congress are:
De"'o7afic. Republican.
Secretary of State,
y william bch, Jr. Allen I. Wikoff.s
commissioners Of Common Schools,
jnaries smart Thomas w. Harvey.
Member OF Board of Public Works,
Martin Sniioer. Stephen r. Hosmer.
Clerk OF Supreme Court.
Arnold Green. Rodney Foos.s
Judges OF Supreme Court,
William J. Gilmore, Luther Dav..
5eoree hex. William w. johnson.
MISUNDERSTANDING, John r. Buchtel; Com