Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-07
INDIANA.


The election is for minor State officers.
Congressman, one-half the Senate and all
the Houses of legislature, which will
choose a United States Senator for the full
term, and one for the term ending in 1879,
to ill the vacancy caused by the death of
Oliver p. Morton, now filled by D. W. Voor-
bees by appointment of the Governor of the
State. In the last State election (l876) Will
Jams, Democrat, was chosen Governor over
Harrison, Republican, by 1854 majority.
The State is now represented in Congress
by four Democrats and nine Republicans.
This year the Republicans concede the State
to the Democrats. The Democrats claim
the State and majority in the legislature
and Congressional districts, the State by a
majority of $1,000. and the legislature with
majority of six or seven The calculations
for Congress are as follows: The First dis
trict, Mr.. Garvin; Second district, Mr.. Cobb:
Third district, Mr.. Bicknell; Fourth district.
Mr.. New; Sixth district, Mr. Myers; Seventh
district, Mr.. De La Matyr; Twelfth district,
Mr.. Colerick. These are certain districts.
The Democrats also have strong hopes of the
Fifth district, Mr.. Holman; Eighth district,
Mr.. Hostetter, and the Ninth district, Mr.,
McCabe. These are only ten out of the
thirteen Congressman to be elected. The
following are the nominations for State off.
GERS and Congressman:
STATE.
Democratic. Nat. Greenback. Republican
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Jno. G. shemklin. Henley James. Isaac s. Moore
AUDITOR.
NJ. D. Manson. Jacob F. Bird. A. O. Moore.
TREASURER.
VIM. Fleming. Reuben P. Main. Geo. F. Herriott
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T. W. Wooden. Robert Gregory. D. P. Baldwin.
SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS.
James Fl. Stuart. John Young. j. T.. Merrill
CONGRESS.
Democratic. Nat. Greenback. Republican.
l. T. E. Garvin. T. E. De Bruler VIM Hellman.
z. Ihos. u. Ccbp. r. M. Wellman.
Z. u. A. Bicknell. mo opposition.)
4. Jeptha D. New.Geo. W. Gregg. Leonidas Sexton
s. w. s. Holman. W. c. Jeffries. Thos M, Browne
6. W. r. Myers. r. G. Riley. VIM Crosse
7. G.De La MatyrG. De La Matyr. John Hanna
8. Al. Hostetter Henry A. White. MortonC Hunter
8. LIE Roy Tenn
pleton. LIE Roy Templeton. Godlove sorth.
10. NJ. II. Weir. George Brown. VIM H. Calklns
IL. D.DDykemanDavid Moss Calvin CowpiI
-. W.G Colerick.J. H. studebaker. (No nomination.
IL. John b. Stou. ~ onshy. John II. Baker,
OHIO.
In Ohio the election is for minor State Of
fcers and Congressman. In the last guber-
material election, in 1877, Bishop, Democrat,
was elected over West, Republican, by 22,52O
majority. The State is now represented in
the lower house of Congress by eight Demo-
Gratis and twelve Republicans. The Cincin-
natl Commercial (Repubiican) ventures on
the following forecast of the result in the
several Congressional districts next Tuesday:
Sure Republican-Second, Fourth, Twelfth,
Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Twentieth. Sure Democratic-Third,
Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth-6. Probable Republican
Ninth and Thirteenth-3. Probable Demo
cratic-Tenth and Sixteenth. Doubtful
First and Eleventh. The nominees of the
three parties are as follows:
STATE.
Democratic. Nat. Greenback. Republican
SECRETARY OF sTATH.
David r. Page Andrew Roy. Milton Barnes.
SUPREME JUDGE
Alex. F. Hume Clinton A. White. VIM. White.
Member BOARD PUBLIC works.
Rush R. Fields. John R. Falls. George Paul
CONGRESS.
Democratic. Nat. Greenback. Republican.
/. Milton Sayler. Milford Spohn. B. Butterworth.
l Len. w. Goss. Geo. w. Platt. Thos. L. Young.
g. John 7. Mac
Mahon. NJ. P. Nolan. E. Schultz
A. W. " Marquis W. A. Hance. J. w. Keifer.
5. Benz. Lefevre. 8. Johnston II. Wilson.
G.. w. D. Hill. w. G. Holgate. J.. L. PIERCE
Z. Frank Hurd. Henry Kahlo. j. B. Luckey.
g. Z. b. Finley. O.. G. Brown. Charles Foster
9. G.. L. Converse. Chris Lewis. L. English
TO. Thos. Ewing. v. Is. Harton.
H. H. L. Ockey. John Printy. WV. Mcknight.
IL. James Emmit. w. Kirckendall. Henry s. Neal
Is. w. j. Warner. N. Van Worries.
a. q. Atherton. T. j. Maginnis. Isaac Morton.
Is. g. W. Geddes. Geo. w. Pepper. G.. A. Jones.
IL. AquIa Wiley. A. III. Hunter. VIM. Mckinley.
II. Lee MS Miller. Lewis Miller. James Monroe.
ls. d. L. Lawson. Geo. e. Smith. j. T. UpdegraY.
10. j. G. Hubbard. G.. N. futile. j. A. Garfield
20. JOS NJ Poe. Gilbert Shove. A. Townsend.