The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

days vsting in that State.
New York elects Sven State sfiesr.,
J, entire State Legislature and several judy
of the higher courts. The Dsmocra.
ticket is - follows: John Bigelow, Sc
rotary Of State; L. Robinson CSStrplle
Charles N. Rsss, Treasurer; C. s. Faf
; child, Attorney General; J. D. Van Bure1
Engineer and Surveyor; C. A. Walratl
Canal Commissioner, R. r. Crowley, Prise
Inspector, and Charles s. Carey, for Cor
sress The Republican ticket il as fsllsw'
+ Frederick W. Seward, for Secretary c
State; Francis E. Spinner, Controller, Ed
win A. Merritt Treasurer; Gee. F. Dan
forth, Attorney General; o. H. P. Cornell
Engineer and Surveyor; VIM. T. Tinsley
Canal Inspector; Bensni I. Ives, Prise,
Inspector; Nelson l. Norton, Congress
Governor Tllden was elected by the Demo
Gratis lat fall bya majority Of 50,3l7. Fiji
teen Democrats were elected at that time
and three Liberals. 1t will b. remembered
that at the time it was the general expires,
sion everywhere that it was the worst de.
feat the Rspnblicans.eve. received in New
York. There will also be q Prohibition
ticket in the field.
Massachusetts to-day will elect full list
of State officers, forty Senators and two
hundred and forty Representatives. There
are four tickets before the people; the
Democratic Republican, Labor Reform and
Prohibition. Both the Republican and
Democratic platforms are hard money.
The prt sent State government is Republi-
can, with the exception Of the Governor.
The Legislature is Republican BY eight
majority in the Senate and seventy in the
House. William Gastsn is the Demo,
cratic and Liberal candidate for Goveanor,
Alexander H. Rice is the Republica, can
iidate, W. Philips is the Labor Reform
,andidate and John J. Baker the ProhiLi-
ion candidate for Governsr. Gas
on, Democrat was chose. Governor
sst time by majority Of
.o33, Of the cong ressman elected At that
ine, which were eleveh in number, four
'ers Democrats and tive were liberals,
living the Opposition a majority ofth.
elegation. This was tho election tha, de-
lated Benjamin F. Bntler.
In New jersey. members .f the Assem-
ly, eight senator, and county officer. are
be chosen. Of the eight counties in
hich senatorial elections are to BE- held
< are now represented by Republicans
nd two by Democrats. Seven Republicans
I'd si1 Democrats hold over.
In Minnesota there will be chosen
ate officers, members Of the Legislature, ,
I'd county officers, and fsur amendments ,
thssta;e Constitution are to be voted
'oa. The first relates to the Judicial dis
lets the second provides that anv
'man over twenty-sne years shall be en-
led to vote upon any sciosl ques.io. and y
Nd any office pertaining to school man I
sment. The third provides for the safe
'etment Of the principal and interest of /,
State funds and the fourth relates t,
'ckholder' in corpora;.o,'. There are u
lr tickets in the field, Democratic, Re- p
blican, Anti-monspoly and Tenn, s-anse. u
- candidates for the Governroship are +
follows: David L. Buell., Democratic
I. Pill.bury, Republican,; D. L. Buell., p'
i-monopol! and R. s. Hunistsn, Tenn. y
'ance. Last Fall Mcmillan, Republi- n
}, was elected Chief Justics in this S,s,s " u
= majority Of 9,3S5. "
n Wisconsin S,ate-oficers, members OF -
h branches Of the Legislature and coun. ~
officers are TO be chosen. The Gubsr. =, =,
srial candidates are as fellows: William r
Taylor, Democratic; H. Ludington, Re- - p
'licaa and c. F. Hammond, Prehibi. - :,
!. Taylor was elected a. Democrat r.
Liberal for Governor in 1873 by = W
ority Of l5,4l2.
n Mississippi there will be elected !!
e Treasurer, members Of the XLIVth n
gress, State Legislature and county OF
ers. The delegation in the last Con. eu
. had bu: one Democrat. Neither tn
y makes any reference to the financial ki
'tion in their platform. gu
4 Virginia, members of the House Of as
egates and one-half of the members Of no
Senate will be elected. In the present 1ot
islature the Democrats have a majority iAt
ixty-eightupon joint ballot. IL
,ansss to-day Will vote upon amend 'n'