New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
IL summary of past elections /:

The counties Of Chippewa, aaSnac and schoocran 5SI
reason Of receipt counted IN this sumuaIy Peter
s Secret SSst9 r. s94S sW9 P5S o TaST a
rS ga The Remordt ssrrs only the rel a ps Td 1gt
SOC Grrenback, 1913 Pro- and 20 scattering; lid fG25
$50 ro For Geo E. Carpenter Pros The democrats
carried e h X s as& Yin q the y mine d S
1 SS2 4tm no joc S S6 Sc G iS f Tc s' zoo
In 1872 the Republican majority for President was
55,356 although the total vote only 220,95i. The
majority for Governor 5329, the total vote being
224 s07. Tie total Congressional vote 222 Gj1, and
the Republican majority 4J,OUI
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION IN WISCONSIN
At the Judicial election in Wisconsin on
Tuesday april -, the people will elect au Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court in place OF Win. r. Lyon
twhose term expires JAN T. 1879 for six years Circuit
Court Judges for the LIST aud With Districts, County
Judges in the several counties, and town officers There
is opposition the reflection Of Vim. r. Lyon Rep)
Judge Lyon appointed by exGov. Lucius Fairchild
In 1870, to fill vacancy caused by the death OF Judge
Byron Paine. In 1871 he elected for fall term Of
six years, defeating David j. Pulling by majority Of
IL Gi7 in total vote Of 12Si ia The members of the
bar in all parts Of Wisconsin, and OF both political
parties have united in a call upon him to be a can
didate for reelection He will enjoy unani-
nous election, it is believed Ono Of his associates
Judge Cole. has twice received unanimous election
and In 1875 ChcfJustice Ryan elected without Gp
position The Constitution Of Wisconsin provides that
judges sha not he elected at general election foe
and county officers with 80 DAYS OF any such
election. This Is for the purpose ~ kecpin@ Judca
elections OF politics. and the plan seems Ia have
worked remarkably we'll Up 10 about 1870 or 1886
Judges chosen at q special election in september
the State election being held in November Since then
Judges have been elected the first TUESDAY in April
when town and city officers chosen. This saved the
expense OF Ill cxtTS election and the town meet.
Ings a dignity lhey had not before possessed.
THE RHODE ISLAND CANDIDATES.
On Wednesday, April /, Rhode Island will
elect State officers, members OF Tie Legislature, AID
few local officers There three parties in tie field
but there practically only two State tickets. The
Prohbiuousts the last 10 hold their convention
and in making Mp their ticket, they oOk four OF their
candidates FROM the Republican ticket and one from the
Democratic ticket. Tie for State officers by
each party are given below:
EsyaJi;raa. Democratic.
gOrsTn0T /1ndt j. 3 Blra1Dy.
Lieut. Il Albert G. HOvarl---- ARIEL Bal ou
willard Sayes- 1rren T. Ptrce
.Teic-U Joshua w. Addea&l ~ ID W. iiasr'
TTeq,arcl samuel C4is ........ VIM. p ConsGOn
Tradition.
For G1rers1r. ut Charles Col. rs Van ZanGt
LieIt. -GJrern9T. i Albert G. Howard.
4tiJTa, s-Gcgcsai..s " arrcn X Perce.
ftc-Ct1rg --.-' Joshua " A'ceilan
TreIsuye. ........s saliuei CIaIk.
ReuamYged. ICmOcru:ic candidate in 1876 ION Re
publican Prohibition tickets. democratic and Pr1h
bou JcaCts Prohibition CsEldte IA 1870 EX-lcuelaA
Governor
The following summary Of past votes in the state will
he valuable for reference:
Rep. Dem, Seat; Total MAJ
1861 rpsidcnt...l 1887 1912 Fl2S 26G2I 4,+l r.