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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
WISCONSIN.

The people of Wisconsin will elect State Of
ncers sixteen state Senators and fnll Assembly, ana
vote uron two proposed amendments 10 the state ION
stitution BY the fist amendment, Section L. o. Artcie
VII Il made to provide for the election Of ChleJustee
and four Associate Justices OF t1c Court Tho
two Associate Justices to elected under the amend
mont II adopted viii hold their Offices for two aud four
yeas respectively thereafter all the judges will be
elected years Tho second mcndneut changes
Section OF Article VIII TO provide thni no money
shall be paid OF the Treasury except pursuance OF
appropriation, and that appropriation shall be
made for any claim against the STATE, except United
States aud Judgments unless ded within six years
after claim accrued The state Senator's elected THIS
year viii take part in the election Of United states SEN
ator to succeed Timothy o. Howe iepJ, whose term eS
pires March g. 1879. The Republicans hope that order
aud peace will result from the Presidents Southern
policy, but II those results do follow they demand
that other measures be adopted Civil Service reform
and the RECOMMENDATION OF the silver dollar are favored
The Democratic platform declares that the will OF
the people in regard to the Presidency was de
ieated by fraud aud ehicanery," and opposes sub
sidies the financial policy OF the Republican party.
and the National Bank currency. Tho GreenDack
platform is similar to those adopted other States. The
Prohibition platform favOrs the issue Of money by the
General Government only The platform q the Social
Democrats fAvors the grstmtous distribution Of non
sectarian and uniform textbooks, stringent measures
contract labor in PRISONS abclsnmcnt Of the contract
system public works and universal suffrage without
regard to sect color country Tie several state
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gsGLgwooD DISCOVERS 4 PLor.

AN ADVERTISING DODGE EXPOSED: ORANGE riB
TFSDs ~ HAs REEs AssAusD, AND MAKEs I1s
owX PRETENCR ~ OPPORTUNITY TO ADNI-IiSE
cHEAYLY is CHEAP VIRTUES"
"a the Bdft0r Of rhs Tribune.
SIN: What has Orange-cycn Orange--mucl
and mistakenly advertised ~ is 10 I'll Known wayk,
fr,o 10 have inflicted upon u the damaging, chcup
,tais. of sonc onc Who dates bitter from H. published
IN talays brnl-hrefCi fRBr ~ f. 10 not enuug tat
weary public sh0uit be subjected s regular
rarrnl a.lverIseiurHtUutirn u tire bad English auA
fh ihe abundant 4dectiyrs employed ny sctipnc !. a.
aud agcais or saie fuBicsir BE i -; narArd
before H. but tbat mast have modest aad moderate
article upon arnfarr place, 90 sich lot word n sd,
Tor any aIsion rrnIDta ussas To Orsngc,
gwen "a oead rs loneliness or tts tnyy. male the
pr~fcrt sor uslakcny 3ssGlniug That has h-cn
A~saed and tsn. out q this iaiss 1s-lnrta oppor
.tunity uuwarantaJiy created FOR advertising Us
fissy virtus u yeuF reading coansI Apart RON The
fraud thus pfTpctraied upon your paid ADVERT encnt'
ani upon patient. OGg nrinz public u " not grrHt
Injustice 10 Orange itself that it, real and unGc1bfef
respectable classes degEstrd by style OF Pg,,cld
DEF which, by Ia coarse quality, IL gr~uoas ia
perlon Of others, aud Ia aict oaeefs mOc al ewing
up damaged and sOwseilirg article, first convey e
the public destinations against itef under The guise "a
a defence AGAINST fancied charges. and then proves
or adudts assumed charges so be true II Orange
can stand stin and burden OF Dctdrick Terhuncg
Tor ais queer" chan pionship, the public might have
remained ~ bear~d goFanc OF many Of the weskn0sss
and faults Of that smart ttle hamlet, which boasts Of
trains to carry people away from IL than any ohes
place In thu United States. SD.A
EnGsw0od, Oct ~, 1871.
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RAILROAD GUARANTEES.


SIR The prompt and honorable action of
the PeunsyIvana Railroad Company, instructing their
yeUyersey solicitor In connection With the eminent
counsel OF the New-Jersey United Company, 10 defend
the integrity Of their lease To the last extremity well
rs the prompt dismissal VI their dishonored solicitor at
Philadelphia is very timely, wholesome, aud has given
new tone "a all railroad securities IA 10 the sters
connection with ring In Philadelphia 10 break the
easr the only regrst IN Walls IS thu lac not
ceIenoniousy hustled out, instead Of BY mid rasgna
tion john Scott Late United states senator, now Eii
thls position, and will I'll il hOnOrably.
Very grave misunderstanding mas prevailed I'm View
York for years. In regard 10 guarantees O The Fort
Wayne and the Cleveland and PisbuTg Roads Viz that
comes from the Pennsylvania Company, and nos the
railroad company. Thls has been very fny corrected
by General CaSs, president OF the Fort Wayne Road
Taese guarantees, well the Unted SeSJerscy are
made direct by the Pennsylvania Railroad IN good
Lath and learn through higl authority, VII unque,-
touaby be met" from busin better IN its net esuis
than any since 1873 1876 only excepted even u tEcr
stockholders have % wait. fSefA
Eetg- York, Nov 2, 1877.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The people OF Mississippi viii elect State Off
GERS state senators AMI Representatives. and County
officers and vote two proposed amendments 70 the State
Constitution. The first amendnsnt abciisAes TIE Office OF
a1 ITUYideA that the President Of
t Senate or the Speaker o. ts Hosse n ease the Pres
don't Of fh senate is lplbie OF performing the duties,
shall discharge the Governors duties when the latter
absent nom the sfgbe or incapable. TIE second
amendment Tnoyiies for the mec;lnF Of the
Ieg1slagare 90 the first Tuesday after the first
Monday Ia JanasTy. l57s. and biennialy thereafter.
unless sooner convened by the Governor. These
amendments were passed by the legislature Of 1876,
which was Democratic by ninetytwo majority JOINT
baIot The Democratic platform does not refer 20 them
bat the party press To be opposed to the one abo
i.hng the Office Of LeAteuant Governor There Is only
one state ticket the Democratic Conservative. before
the people, Jul Independent local nominations have been
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ruE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
-. rrcnrrs IN TWELVE STATES.

TIE TICKETS IN TWELVE STATES.
-, oyF4cERs TO BIS CHOSEN ~ ELEVEN STATES
-S,SF STATES WILL EIRcr LEGIsLATUREs-
ooxsrirtnIoNAL AMENDMENTS 10 BIZ VOTED or
\ THREE STATES.
ol,srsl elections win be held in twelve States
y, Tuesday, November 6. Eght States-New-
- Now-Jcrsev. Maryland, Massachusetts, Mime
-, mississippi. Virginia and Wisconsin-wili elect
-. officers and Legislatures. Massachusetts, Mis-
80, and Wisconsin win also vote uron proposed
C,,sr.utional Amendments. Three Staaes-Kausas,
X,tr,ska and Pcnnsy lvania-wl elect State officers,
A.. not members Of the Legislature. Connecticut
Ill elect state Senators and Representatives and
comfy Sherifs The tickets in the several states
and o.hcr facts about the elections are given here
With.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

In Massachusetts,, State officers, Executive
Councillors. state senators and Representatives, and
county officers viii be elected, and the following pro-
posed amendment the state Constitution viii be voted
,,on So much OF Article OF Chapter Of the Con-
-.auop of this Commonwealth as relates - persons
the office OF President. Professor or instructor oi
Harvard College is hereby annulled and such persons
o be- eligible to seats the senate and House OF Rep
rcscntatives" the Republicans. Democrats, Green
haea men, w0rkngmen, aud Proribitonists have
nominated state tickets The Republican plat
form indorses tue Presidents southern and Civil
s.fylco policies the most hearty manner
fnyors resumption in 1870, and opposes land grants.
The Democrats declare that the elective principle
,o,prIed In its vial part b. the Electoral Connie
sion Honest payment OF the Pibe debt aad currency
ON gold basis are favored The GFeensIck and Prohb.
of ,formscantlin features. The Norkingmel
oppo q charters incorporated capitalists favor she
naturalization OF foreign born citizens free Of costs,
direct progressive income tax in place Of indirect
taxcs and inGo:se the Predeat's Southern ana C.yn
ser,icc poeies. The state ticsets are ~ follows:
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NFN-.IERSEY.

The election IN New-Jersey viii be for a
Governor. seven STATE senators, fili Assembly aud
county officers o. the retiring ssnatos fonr are Demo
st. p tbrca are Republicans. seven Repa5hesns and
sevep Democrats hold over. Nominations have been
made BY the Repsbseans' Democrats "feeSo'eH NE"
ard l'roaibiGisnSts. The Republicans il'o. SPee4y
sn.o. of speet, paymcats. oppose land grants. and
o,nrove the Presidents Southern policy The Demo
Gratis deuouncc the Presidential fraud and eongra'u-
l.te themselves that the Pesdoot has adopted 'he
Democratic policy local seIfsoveTnm mt In the South
eru States The Greeubaek aad Prohibition platforms
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EONNECTICUT.

Connecticut will elect State Senators III
districts having odd members eleven in aD, State Re
representatives. and County shers The Senator's electe
this year will take part in choosing United States
Senator 20 succeed William II. BarRum 0Dem), whose
term expires March 3. 1879 or the ten State Senators
holding over until January 1870, are Republicans
and four Democrats The Senators from the qyennum-
bcrcd districts elected last November. The next
election in the odd-numbeTcd districts will be held IN
November, 1873 The shenfTs elected this year will
bold Office for three years fron June l. 1873 The Re
publican and Democratic nominations for Senators arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

A Governor, Northumberland, Attorney
General and Members Of state Legislature, viii bc
elected IN Virginia. Only State ticket. the Conser
vative is IN the fed call issued fora Republican
C.nvsptlon David Miller and Colonel k. =. Richardson,
who were before The people Independent candidates
resrectiyrly for Governor and LieucnantGO crnor,
have Withdrawn from the contest They were in favor
If a forcib!e REIMBURSEMENT" OF the state debt. The
Conservative platform declares mat the party would
searn 10 repudiate" Virgma's just obligations, but
urges upon the Legislature the importance Of using all
inst and honorable OF bringing about an adjust
rnt o the obi cations Of the Commonwealth which wifi
brip the payment of interest within the resources
M tho state derived the present rate OF taxation
and do equal Justice all glasses OF creditors. The
stale ticket Is mado up follows:
C3aseTrdfirc
T., ,o,eyaer Frederick ". VI. Holiday
hiirs a " ..l1ti
4f0TIe - aiies = FleA
4nel,igb Travers DANIEL who renoInaed aied few
Ivs eflr the eaJu met and General Held placed
on the ticket By the state C0nmlttee
Recent votes in Virginia gtvel in the following
table:
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NEW-YORK.

Az the election in this State there viii be
an Secretary OF STATE Controller, Treasurer, IN
General state IT einecs AND Surveyor, JUDGES
tpc surrcme Cour for tse lst, id WITH, Nlth. With
.,syfHm Districts, state Senator'S and Asscmhymon
,4 .o,rty and municipal officers. The state Senator'S
,cfcI ih year VII take part Goa 1870 in iHe choice q
. RATED States Senator 20 succeed RcEc0c Conkiing
o., whose tenn expires March g 1879; tbe Assembly
- chosen next year viii also take par, in the Senatorial
e,,op SIX parties arc before the people with State
t,tets-thc Rcpubacan. Democratic. GrccnhacE FRO
tp+fi,u Unncd workinynCu and Bread-W Dners.
Tho Republican platform says; faknc no issue WIN
ca secsoa OF the kind winch has been made by the
vi nal Executive ia rtspect TO The employment Of
tu and expressing opinion in regard 20 the merits
anal attendant proceedings employed IN any instance. we
cherish the hope that the action taken in relation to INC
snihefn states viii result ia peace tranquility and JUS
zoe and 10 ac; Or the Republicans q New-Nork con
5l.ye 20 los good effects should be withheld Tue plat
form oouoscs Land grants or subsidies, and declares tha
@puhe faith honest industry and the general prosper
g., f.,,and a sound currency OF coin and paper CON
vr-hlc INTO coin" The Democratic platform declares
tlat he voice o. the people in the last Presidential
te,r was wickedly and boldly nullided,' AMI holds
te stup.udous wrong" up 90 UNI 7ersal eNecretiou
The last House Of Representatives Is thanked ior IL
ai1st refusal TO appropriate money for the sup
rt Of soldiers 10 be used in Illegal and desp1ilc or
n ou Of ci-ens in any portion OF the Republic For
lie withdrawal oftrOops from the south, etc, the Ad-
nisraton 81 declared 10 hc entitled IN that particular
70 &c approval Of al good citizens" The financial
rak OF le7t-dccaruS for gold and silver as thc only
lela tender. and against currency tnccuVertole WIN
oonwas rcadopted Subsidies opposed. TITO Green
bach platform demands the repeal OF the Resumption
Al the yanons Banking Act, and bank charters, the
making OF greanbacks fun legal tender and tue re-
Ilonetizatou q the silver dollar The PROHIBITION plat
form relates entirely 10 temperance questions ITO
Wo-kiu.meu's platform avors 80 currency OF sod' s
ver and United STATES Treasury notes, which shall be
fan legal tender for all debts, puhie or private and the
retirement OF National Bank bills Land grants are
oosed and reduction N the hours OF labor ls favored
Tae platform throughout is similar TO the Workinsmen
platform IN o,her states. Tie BceadWinner5 are OPP
posed ~ contract labor in the STATE Prisons, and any III
or ase ia the Regular Army, and N favor Of modhed
sc law loans DIV the General Government TO the state
AIRY Oh public works, and the issue Of STATE and city
bonds ia small denominations President Hayes's CAi
Service and Southern policies arc opposed The candi
dates for state occs the supreme Court, and the Leg
civ. Tafu
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MINNESOTA.

The election IN Minnesota will be for State
officers members of both branches Of the Legislature and
county officers. The Republican platform halls with
qualification the Efforts Of 'Id patriotic President
to promote sentiments of peace and fraernal concord
among the people all the States Of tins Union" The
Presidents Civil pledges also declared to ode
serve the cordial support OF the Republican party" Tie
platform cOmmeHds "the conservative financial policy"
which is leading steadily to coinstandarf and avurs
Tie reconciliation OF silver. The Democrats speak of
crimes and frauds in the Presidential election, charge
the Republicans VITA causing the late labor troubles.
and favor gold and silver the only legal tender con-
tempated by the Constitution. the Greeuback platform
udorses the Presidents Southern pccy. The Prohib
ou uatforrn Is OF tie usual kind The State tickets
az ollow..
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WATCH THE TALES.

To the Edftor or rae rrtbSHs
SIR: ask you to inform every candidate
OF the necessity Of looking for the aiss every
vassn district throughout the city and State, aud sso
ia Connecticut and NewJersey, for have seen the can
vasser- of candidate and add them TO tho
ober THIS IN each ease the dderenee OF twenty
votes. 10 common thing for Democrats 90 do
Eetc- Tort. Nov. q 1877. REPUBLICAN
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LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.

THE THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
MIR. CHARLES NJ. DUELLs HIsToRY-PoLuIcAL
sQUATTISG.
TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / notice in your issue OF Friday the
2Gth inst, two-I think three-brief notices or the
nomination Of Mr. Chas NJ Duell, by the C9nkling Gus
tom House Republican Association Of the XIIIth Assem-
by District as its candidate for member Of Assembly
and as each brief notice mentioned the important fact
that he is a young lawyer and graduate OF Hamilton
College, it occurred that you ought also to men
ton that be is carpet-bagger from Cortland County,
but more recently from Washington where he was hon
Oraby employed i'm the Patent once VI wnlch Ms dhGr
was the honored commissioner. Young Dueu-
and probably his father, finding Washington
employment uncOugeuia, or approaching ter
minaon very wisely selected this city their future
place of residences and the latter, Whlle holdlh$ Ee
with a letter to a promncut Republican ofieehnder,
asking ntercesson IN behalf or mis- sons political al
vancement suggesting an election 10 the go As
hence This Republican once-hoder conferred with
Government employment in the Custom House and Post
Office. the best moe of procedure To seeute LOT hS
young Lawyer and college graduate te desired political
advancement, when 1t was decided 10 ADVISE young
Duell to squat n the XIIth Assembly District mat
ground because undr the control and dictaOn Of Gus
tom House aud Post olire clerks and hangers on.
refer to the above facts ana qualifying advantages
because barely possible they become necessary
in a candidate aspiring to Legislative preerment-inore
particularly since iiiE lhlBU nAs % eu T
mentioning the nomination Of yOung Duei as the k'-
n
NHIh Assembly District and hereafter fhis district
will he considered the young lawyers Plcyna rcdOubt
10 be carried through Custom House dict1ion ere they
can obtain political or professional advancement IN tle
city OF New-YOrk .
Seriously NJ Editor, Is IL not about time this KIND
OF reconmensatory auiati0u and predatory political
sqtuttng or young lawyers ia the Nlllth Assembly
District cease, and its electors be allowed 10 select
ana Judge the qua h alton OF candidates To represent
in the Legislaturef The AlIIh Assembly Dsdics
contains hundreds OF gentlemen perfectly qualified
and able represent an appreeailYe c0bslItlI-
cncy without diclaton from onlcerhoidcrIi and n
all eases, like that OF young Daell l respect
July that they first Obtain political Endorsement
az Their fitness to represent city constituency, ny Oh
tanning a nomination tie district NJ tner
birth and youthful residence, ere tley present Their
claims misrepresent any Of the Assembly districts iu
lie CITY of NaU-Yor,l X.
Netr- York, Oct. 3d. 1871
I'VE do not indorse the statements Of this letter.
knowing nothing as to the truth of them. One
thing IS evident however. that one of the two Re-
publican candidates running in the Xlllth As
sembly District must withdraw, or the TsminaDy
candidate will be eected.-EdI
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ton Greenbsst and worSingmsns tickets The Worsng
substituted b. N Chauibsriin for MI Phil
hips: g. declined. Mr. P.'s allowed 70 stnn
Greract candidate for LieutensBt Governor and Wofs
innnens candidate f1r Treasurer. fndOrsed by WoDhn
suffrage Convention fDeciInod.
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A SUPPORTER OF JOHN MoRRIssEY.

To the EdttOr or The Tribune.
SIR: As a constant reader of your paper,
and a Republican, desire TO express my disapproba-
ton Of the manner in which you seemingly wish to hold
mn the character Mr. John Morissey to the seorn and
couempt of the voters OF the With Senatorial District
by giving large space in your issue OF to-day to All
interview between Mr.. John ID. Townsend and one of
your reporters
Mr. Morrsseys character as legislator is without re-
He has shown while in the Senate, an honorable
and independent His sole desire Laa been, and
to relieve the city the incubus Of Iammany mis-
rle and 10 give the taxpayers an honest and econom
al government. Representing this prlnclp, ne Is re-
c1iypg the hearty support OF the best citizens III tile
str,i-uot because the candidate ~ john MorriSsey.
or on personal eroundsbut because Of the noble stand no
mas fak.n for the cause Of Municipal Reform.
Ta,nuany Hail. which u usDg the utmost strength u
ossgssps and rosortug the mOst unp1ucIplcd means
10 dcfrat Mr Morr5sey, thought him quite suitable and
~ sufficiently good tatiOn 10 represent Them m Con-
,ress some lev years ago; but since he has bitterly OF
S1csed item and exhibited an independence which that
focrtc Institution cannot tolerate nothing Of too vie
ad ,cIlrril1us 4 character can be sand against hlr
Ne.c- York, Nov. =. 1877. JUSTICE
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summary Of the vote Of the State in recent years is

I,cluc.ng S5g Troh iucB. ava 1851 Orc,lbaci
ri@erf Prohibition. ard 1855 GrcsrhacE
sor t.,era,5 aua 80 Prohibition and iS8l GrecHbeeS
700. ion Lieut. Governor. lnclIdug llln3 Prohibition
votes for secretary, sue 09- prohibition votes ior Goa
f,.'l-r Iucl.dinF tl.4tS Prohibition votes for Gov
80, II 4fO Tor lieut. Governor, 2-g3 f1r Con
49, inc'uding s2f2 2Ioi5.t.ol vutes IHeindiug
sr,,l.ff democrat Prohibition votes,
~ .. a ,ff pran shop votes TO- Governor
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ear. Ma,.acbuset,s has voted as follows:

sIncudng TO Grccuback and ~ prohation votes Tor
Prre lent and 2274 Prohibit o1Greenhaek and 10 scatter
inE votes Tor Governor ilnelnng 9l4 LIQUIDATION -
Indcpeuicnt CAdaus 3fG Independent tPhipS, ana 20
scattering votes tP.nraliiy IncuilnS Z1p Sesttlhg
slncludng 100 scattering votes iIneladlg 100 scat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

Including 500 Greenback, 1853 Prohibition - Antsccrct
iHd 1865 scattering votes Iacl ming ibO Pf0iO
ton l4l scattering tihe Democrats elected al
other officers by pUrgcs ranging from 39 to AZ
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NEBRASKA.

A Chief-Justcc of the Supreme Court and
two gents the State University VIII Be elected IN
Neb asha The Republican ticket ia as follows
ReDabticqH.
For Suyetae court -ttdge ......... George p Lake
Jf5e"SV ne 'N'S c"''9''"5 Charles A. Holmes
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cent votes in the state are given below
Intending 50 Grcenback and 10 Prohibition votes.
KANSAS.

In Kansas a Lieutenant-G0vern0r, Chief
Justice OF tue Supreme Court and County officers will
be chosen. Tie state tickets as follows:
psgrhfi-1u Democratic
For Chier-Jltics.. Albert H. Horton. VIM K NGgseiu
Lieut.. T. T. Humphrey. Thomas w. HatteT5on
Greenbdek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

The election in Pennsylvania will be for
Judge OF the Supreme Court, Audor-Geheral. STATE
Treasurer ana county officers Five state tickets
nominated, but the union OF the Greenback aud
Labor Reoimcrs leaves only four in the field. The Re
puneans pledge their hearty and cordial support" to
President Hayess efforts to carry into effect the princi
Piles Of the platforms upon which he was elected" and
favor the silver dollar The Democratic platform de-
clares that ha induction OF Rutherford b. Hayes into
Tho Office Of President ? high crime against
free government, which has not been cOndOned, and
VIII not be forgotten" The financial plank of the II.
Louis platform which demanded the repeal Of the Re
ptlon Act-was made part OF the state platform.
The Labor party was swallowed up by the Greenbaek
party whose platform calls for interconvertble bonds,
and ayors protection, internal improvements, and sub
s.des 10 steamships The Prohibition platform is SINH
lar to those adopted past years Tae four state tickets
are n follows:
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"lnertia," said one of the brightest Boston
matter Dy when AZ eannot 90 unless ., Is stopPed-"
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Independent (Aleoru Cor Governor.
MARYLAND.

4 State Controller, State Senators and Rep
resentatves aud County officers will be elected in Mary
land The Presidents Southern policy has she cordial
approval Of the Republicans. The two state tickets
as follows:
PeDtJifc1a. D,gao-rrn.
For Controller Gabriel r. Potter Thomas J. KesnR