Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

The total vote for President in 1872 was
$40 t3S, divided as follows: Grant, ,59i 30;
Greeley, 2. 1884, 79; OConor, 90 S9. Tine total
vote In the last state elections was 6,9o5, 495,
divided as follows; Republican, 3.1s5 ,9s9;
democratic, 3,535 323; scattering. IsI, l13.
state Elections.
Vermont, OHIO. Indiana and Maine have
already elected Representatives in the 45gn
Colorado has elected It's Representative In
the 4itb, and the epublicaps claim that he
has also been elected to the 45tb, and thai
there Is no power for the state to order
another election on Tuesday next. The
democrats, however, will run their candi.
New Hampshire will elect It's three Con
gressmen in March, 1871.
The following states elect in November
state officers and Congressman ConnectI
cut, Florida, Illinois, Iowa. Kansas, Louis
lana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri,
Nebraska. New York, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee.
hut not state officers: Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia,
Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Missis-
sippi, Nevada, New Jersey. Oregon, Penn
West Virginia, Wisconsin.
Alabama will elect eight members OF the
composed OF two republicans and six demo-
Gratis.
ARKANSAS.
Congress Its present delegation is unani.
mOusly democratic. In the third district
there are six candidates, the regular demo
cratic and republican nominees and four
California will elect four members OF the
next Congress. It's present delegation con-
sists OF one republican and three democrats.
All OF the present democratic members are
candidates for re- election.
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut, through the amendment to
its constitution, will elect its full state
ticket and four members OF the next Con-
gress. A Congressman will also be elected
IN the fourth district 70 M the vacancy in
Mr.. BarDum, democrat, to the Senate. The
same gentlemen are running for this va
cancy as for the next House. The present
and two democrats. For state OFF, GERS there
are four tickets in the field-democratic, re
publican, greenback and prohibition.
DELAWARE.
Delaware will elect one member OF Con-
gress. Its present Representative is dem.
ocrat. The candidates are:-Republicau,
Levi G. Bird; democratic, James Williams,
Moore.
FLORIDA.
Florida will elect governor, lieutenant
governor, and two congressman. Its pre-
sent Representatives are Doth republicans.
GEORGIA.
Georgia will elect nine members OF Con-
gress. The present delegation is unanimous
~ democratic, and all the old members have
been reDOminated. In three of the districts
the republicans have failed TO nominate can
didates.
ILLINOIS
Illinois will elect q full ticket of state off,
GERS and nineteen members OF Congress. The
present delegation In Congress is composed
Of eight republicans and eleven democrats.
IOWA.
Iowa will elect some of its state officers
end nine members OF Congress. IJs present
A0l N CnnQr0GQ If niuh
republicans and one democrat. Fer state
ofiicers there are three tickets in the held
democratic, republican and gresnback.
Kansas will elect its state officers and
three COngressmeD, and Will vote upOn two
amendments TO it constitution. The present
delegation In Congress 10 composed Of two
republicans and one democrat
KENTUCKY.
Kentucky win elect ten members of Con-
gress. Its present delegation 10 composed Of
one republican and nine democrats. Only
nave been nominated for 70 election.
LOUISIANA.
LOuistAna will elect it, state officers and
six members OF Congress. Its present dele
CATION in Congress IL composed of two re.
publicans and four democratic Five amend
nents TO the state constitution are to be
voted upon u.,u.vr
Maryland VIII elect six members Of Con.
gress. Its present delegation is unanimously
democratic. Following are the names Of the
Disf. Democratic. Republican.
3. Chas b. Roberts: J: Morrison Harris.
8. William Kimmsi W E. Goldsbororgn.
4. Thomas Swami. James 81. Butier. 1'
g. Eli ]. Honkie. JOAN Henry SeIinnan.
8. William walsh. Louis e. AcComas.
4aseaehuet@ wiz elect state officers and