The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
NovEnsER ELEorlous.

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States Candidates For Governor
and Heads OF Ttckets-Osher O0ces
TO be Fflled-The Political Com
Plexi0n Of the Present Congress and
OF lhe Next as Far as Chosen.
New York Times.l
General and Congressional elections will be
held on Tuesday, Nov. 5, as follows:
Alabama will elect Representatives in Con-
gress.
Connecticut Will elect State officers, Re
presentatives in Congry ss, one-half the SEN
ate and the House of Representatives. The
Legislature Will elect United States Sena-
tor.
Delaware will elect Governor, Representa-
tive in Congress, and Legislature.
Florida will elect Representatives in Con-
RreSs, twenty of. .thirty-two Senators. and the
House of Representatives The Legislature
will elect a United States Senator.
Georgia Will elect Representatives In Con-
greSs-
presentatives in Congress, One-half of the
Senate and the House Of Representatives.
The Legislature will elect Cnlted States
Senator. One amendment TO the Constitu-
ton of the State is TO be voted upon.
Kansas Will elect state officers, Representa-
tives in Congress and the House OF Represen-
tatives. The Legislature will elect a United
States Senator.
Kentucky will elect Representatives In
Congress.
Louisiana will elect State Treasurer, Rep
resentatives in Congress, one-half the SEN
ate and the House Of Representatives Also
member of the present Congress, to NIL the
vacancy caused by the death Of John f.
Constitution of the state are 10 be voted up
on. The Legislature Will elect a United
states Senator.
Maryland will elect Representatives in
Congress.
Massachusetts, will elect State officers Rep
resentatives in Congress and Legislature.
Michigan Will elect State officers, Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and Legislature.
Minnesota will elect minor State officers,
Representatives in Congress and Legislature.
a Dill Is 10 be submitted to the vote of the
people which proposes 10 settle the long con-
tested State railroad bonds by exchanging
for them $4,000 acres of internal improve
| ment lands.
Mississippi will elect representatives in
| the Constitution of the State relating to the
time of holding the elections.
Missouri will elect minor state officers,
Representatives In Congress, and Legislature.
The Legislature will eject two United States
Senators-one 10 fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Lewis v. Boxy, and the other
for the full term. An amendment to the
state Constitution. providing a poll.tax for
| School purposes, is 10 tie submitted by the
vote oil the peOp.e.
Nebraska will elect state officers. one Rep
| Resentatlve in Congress, and Legislature.
| Also member Of the present congress, To
NIL the vacancy caused by the death Oi Frank
| Wech.
| Nevada will elect State officers, Represen-
i tatlve in Congress, and Legislature. The
| Legislature VIII choose United states Sen
| atOr.
New Hampshire will elect Governor three
Railroad Commissioners, Reprc sentativeS III
congress, and Legislature, The Legislature
| will choose "A United States Senator.
| New jersey Will eject Represe natives in
Congress, eight members of the Senate, and
the House of Representative
| New York will elect an Associate Judge OF
the Court of Appeals, Judge of the Supreme
Court in the Seventh District, To NIL the va
lcancy caused by the death OF George W. Raw
son; Senator IN the seventh District, to nil
the vacancy caused by the death OF John
Norrisses Representatives iu Congress and
the Assembly. Also, "a uieniher of the present
Congress from the sixteenth Dist let, 10 NIL
the vacancy caUSed ny the dsath of Terrence
J.QuiDn, Ihe Legislature will elect ID United
States Senator
| North Carolina will elect Representative
in Congress.
Pennsylvania Will elect State officers, Rep
resentallves in congress, twenty-five mem
bers of the Senate and the House of Repre-
sentatives. Also an additional member of
the Senate, to nil the vacancy caused 10y the
resignation OF Andrew IL. Dill, Democratic
candidate Tor Governor.
hhohe ISLAND will elect Representatives in
Congress.
South Carolina will elect State officers, Rep.
resentstives in Congie-s, and Legislature
The Legislature Will choose "A United States
Senator.
| tennessee will elect Governor, Representa-.
/ tlNt> III Ongrrss, anu Legislature.
| Texas will eject state officers, X resenta-
tives in Congress, one half the Senate, and
the House of Representatives.
Vermont will elect one Representative in
Congress in the Third District, there having
been no choice at the September election.
Virginia Will elect Representatives in Con-
gr-s>.
Wisconsin will elect Representatives in
Congress-, one half of the Senate, and the
| House of Representatives. The Legislature
| will choose IA nited States Senator.
| CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.
| Following are the names ofthe several can
dIdates for Governor in the States in which
i that official Is Ia be chosen:
CONNECTICUT.
Chas. b. Andrews, Il. Rich'd d. Hubbard, d
Chas. Atwater, u. Jesse q. Baldwin, L.
DELAWARE.
John W. Hall, ID. KeDzie J. Stewart, g.
John Z. -. John, X. John Il. GoOdin, ID.
ID. +. Mitchell, q.
| MASSACHUSETTS.
Thos. Talbot. X. Josiah u. Abbott. j.
b. +. Butler, u. ID. AlonZo \. Miner, Z.
| MICHIGAN.
Chas. NJ. Croswel,, r, Orlando NJ. Barnes, d.
| Henry >. Smith, q. watson SIyder, Z.
| NEBRASKA.
Albinus Vance, X. W II. Webster, ID.
| Levi q. Todd,G.
John A. Kinkead, X. Lewis K. Bradley,D.
| NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Matt Head. Il. Frank 4. Mexican, ID.
q. Brown,G. Asa ;. Kendall, +.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
II. NJ; Hoyt, r. a. II. Din, d:
| 5. Il. Mason, Ii. r. H. Lane, L.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wade Hampton, ID.
TENNESSEE.
r. NJ. Edwards, G.. D'
TEXAS.
A. X. Norton. r. ON Roberts, ID.
W. II. Harmon, q.
HEADS OF TICKETS IN OTHER sEArEs
The leading names on the tickets in the
States In which minor state officers only are
to be chosen are the following:
ILLISoIs-TREAsURER.
Sohu c. Smith, X. Erastus y. Bates, g.
Ell. l.. CIonkrite, ID. Jerome X CORN p
Henry Stein, =.
LoCIsIANA-TREAsURER
E. A. Burke, d. John :. GardinEr, q .
| MISNEsoTA-AUDIToR.
O.P. Whitecomb, Il. o. II. Page, q.
| Mahlon NJ. Black. ID. ID. q. CaIter,P.
MIssoURI-sUPREME JUDGE.
Alex. F. Denny, X. A. l.. Gilstrap, g.
Elijah A. GIstrap, ID.
NEW YoRK-JUDGE COUKToF APPEALs.
Geo. F. Danforth, X. Gideon ]. Tucker. G.
Geo. b. Bradley, ID. Vim. H. Van Colt, T..
LATEST VOTE OF THESE STATES.
The vote Of the several States mer toned
above at their last cOntes. ed general election
were a follows:
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