The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-12

REPUBLICAN,.
Gorernor-Nathan Golf. Jr
School uperintcnGent-F. II. Crago.
Auditor-C. NJ. Shinn.
'Treasurer-Moses Frankcnbcrger.
DEMOCRATIC.
Govcrnor-IIcnry NJ. Mathews.
School Superintendent-W P. Pendle
ton.
Auditor-Joseph c. Millr
Treasurcr-Thomas J. West.
GREENBACK.
GOVERNOR. w. Laidelv.
Auditors. II. Picrsol.
1t is hard to say which State is being The
more hotlv contested, Indiana or Ohio
In both each party is straning every
nerve. Indiana elects thirteen Congress
men and an entire State ticket. He
present delegation in Congress stands five
Republicans and eight Democrats. II
five districts the Greenbackers have made
separate nominations, and in the othcl
districts they have Endorsed the Demo
cratic nominees. The State tickets are
REPUBLICAN,
Governor-Beniamin Harrison.
Lieutenant GOvernor-Rob7t S. Robert
son.
Secretary of State-Isaiah P. Watts.
Auditor-William NJ. Hess.
TreaSurer-Gerrge f. IIerriott.
Attorney G. overwhelmingly Corridor
DEMOCRATIC.
-Governor-Jamcs D. Williams.
Lieutenant Governor-Isaac p. Gray.
Secretary of State-.John Enos Netf
Auditor-EbeneZer Henderson.
amin G Shaw
Attorney Generul-Clarcnce A. Buskirk
GREENBACK.
-Governor-Judge Harrington.
Lieutenant Governor-Richard Gregg
Secretary of State-Allen w. Monroe
Auditor-Uriah Coulson.
Treasurer-John @. A. Newsom.
Attorney General-Wm. A. Upton.
Two years ago the Republicans of In
diana polled 164, 902 votes; the Demo
Gratis, 1872 ,154; the Greenbackers, 16, 1888.
That was not the full vote of the State,
iby good deal, and it is believed, from
IAN estimate based on the returns for
many years, that the general turn out Of
Presidential year will give the Repub-
licans a majority tomorrow.
In Ohio the highest Office to be flied
tomorrow will be that of Secretary of
State, for which the Republicans are run
ming Milton Barnes; the Democrats, Will
liam Bell, and the Prohibition, E. S.
Chapman. The Republican candidate
for supreme Court Judge is w. W. Boyn-
ton; the Democratic, w. E Kink; the
Prohibition, d. w. Gage. The only re-
naming office is that of member of the
Board of Public Work. The Republican
candidate is }. c. Evans; the Democratic
II. P. Clough, and the Prohibition, F.
Schumacher. Twenty members of Con
gress will be elected. The present dele
cation stands seven Republicans and
thirteen Democrats. The vote of Ohio
last year was: Republican, 297, s17; DEM
>aerstic, 49,, 273, and Prohibition, 2,592.
it will be seen that the margin is very
narrow; but, judging from Vermont,
Maine and Colorado, the Republicans
will probably carry Indiana and Ohio;
and, even if they should carry only one of
the two, the election of Hayes and
Wheeler would be almost a moral GER
tainty.
We clip the above from the Chicago
Journal of Monday. 1t is very clear
exposition of the state Of affairs before
the election. We go to press too early to
give any reliable news. The latest re-
ports we have heard state that the battle
has been fought and closely contested,
and the result is-at present unknown.
The majority will be very small whichev-
or way it goes. Whichever party wins
will not do it by default, for We doubt if
ever before in the history Of our country
has there been campaign conducted in
a more vigorous manner than the one just
closed in Indiana, Ohio and West Vir-
GINA.