The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-30
ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER.

ELEOllUNS NUt
On Tuesday, November 4, elections
will be held in the States named, as follows:
CONNECTICUT.
For members Of the Legislature, except
ing one-half of the Senate, who hold over.
The Republicans now have IA Of 81 Sena-
tors and 142 Of pa Representatives.
LOUISIANA.
For Governor and other State officers.
The Democratic nominee for Governor is l..
A. Wilt; the Republican, Taylor Beattie.
In 1873, Burke, DEM, was elected State
Treasurer by large majority.
MARYLAND.
For Governor and other State officers, Leg
islature, etc. There are three State tickets
| in nomination: The Democratic, headed by
w. T. Hamilton for Governor; the Repub-
! lican, headed by James A. Gary; the Green
| back, headed by Howard Meeks.
The vote of Maryland Of 1877 for Comptrol-
Ter was S0,70S Democratic, 50,329 RepIb-
lican. Democratic majority, 3O,3T9. Last
year (for Congressman the Democrats had
1913, and the Republicans 1914. In the
present Legislature the Democrats have 10
of 26 members of the Senate, and 90 of 81
members of the House.
MASSACHUSETTS.
For Governor and other State officers and
members of the Legislature. There are
three candidates for Governor: Republic
can, John ID. Long; Straight Democratic,
John Quincy Adams; and Gen. Il. +. Butler,
who is supported by two Independent or
CARNATIONS, one composed of Republicans
mainly and the other of Democrats.
The vote of Massachusetts for Governor
last year was 1874, % for Talbot, Rep; 109,435
for Butler, Dem. and Nat; 10, 1872 for Abbott,
DEM; and 1913 for Miner, Pro. In the
| present Legislature the Republicans have "a
of 40 Senators and 1S5 Of 2+0 members of the
House.
MINNESOTA.
For Governor and other State officers and
members Of the Legislature. There are four
tickets in the field, headed for Governor as
follows: Republican, S.Pillsbury, renom-
mated; Democratic, Edmund Rice; Green
back, William Meighen; Prohibition, Rev.
W. w. Satterlee.
The vote of Minnesota in 1877 for Govern
or was: Rep, 1854; Dem, 40,215. Last
year for Auditor it was: Rep, SOD; Dem,
1921. In the Legislature the Republicans
have % Of Al Senators, and 70 of log mem
bers of the House.
MISSISSIPPI.
For Members of the Legislature, etc.
The last Legislature was Democratic by a
majority Of ID in the Senate and rs in the
House.
NEBRASKA.
For Judge Of Supreme Court and Univer-
sity Regents. The Republican candidate for
Judge is Amasa Cobb; the Democratic, E.
Wakeley.
Nebraska went Republican last year for
Judge of the Supreme Court, by 1886 to
90, 191.
NEW JERSEY.
For members Of the Legislature, etc. The
present Legislature is Republican in the
Senate by II to 10, and in the House by SO to
81.
NEW YORK.
For Governor and other State officials, a
Legislature, ETC., and Congressman in the
Twelfth District, in place Of Alexander
Smith, Rep, deceased, besides voting on
constitutional amendments.
The Republican ticket is headed by Alonzo
Cornell for Governor, and the Democratic,
by Lucius Robinson. John Kelly is running
as the Tammany candidate for Governor, his
followers supporting the other nominees on
the regular Democratic ticket. The Young
Republicans support the regular Republican
ticket with the exception of Cornell and
SOule Estate Engineer), whom they scratch.
Lewis, the Greenback nominee, and Mears,
candidate of the Prohibitionists, are ex-Re-
publicans.
The vote of New York last year for Judge
VI lDt VI Appears WIS htpuDiINdhI
391 ,112; Democratic, Sc, 451; Greenback,
70, 1873; Prohibition, 1924; scattering, 1,455.
In 1877 the Democrats elected their Secre-
tary Of State by 49,, 062 to 81, 79S for the Re-
publican candidate, there being 90, 2S2
Workingmen," and 1890 ProhibitiOnists.
In 1876 Tilden beat Hayes by 1912, while
Robinson received &c, 400 votes more than
Morgan, who ran trifle ahead of Hayes,
Tilden running 1000 ahead of his ticket.
In the Twelfth Congressional District
(Westchester County, last year the Repub-
icanS elected the late Alexander Smith by
II 1893 to 9,0S2 for Cobb, Democrat, and 2, 421
for Nicholas Smith, Greenback.
The Legislature now is Republican by 10
to Is in the Senate, and SO to 30 in the House.
There has been areapportionment, however,
since then.
PENNSYLVANIA.
For State Treasurer, etc. The following
are in nomination: Republican, Samuel But
Ter; Democratic, d. o. Barr; Greenback-
Labor, Peter Sutton; Prohibition, W. l..
Richardson.
For Governor last year the vote Of Penn
sylvania was: Rep, 319, 400; DEM, 29I ,131;
Greenback, S1,75S; Pro-, $3.50. In 1877, for
Treasurer, on a very light vote, Moves, DEM,
beat Hart, Rep, by %, III to 241 ,S16, the
National vote being 1854, and the Prohibi-
ton 2,S27.
For members of the Legislature, ETC., and
also on proposition for an adjustment of
the State debt.
The Legislature now is Democratic by %
to in the Senate and 102 to 80 Republicans
and independently in the House.
WISCONSIN.
For Governor and other State officers and
members of the Legislature. The Repubi-
can nominee for Governor is VIM. Z. Smith
(renominated); Democratic, J. G. jenkins;
Greenback, Col. May; Prohibition, w. r.
Bloomfield.
The vote of Wisconsin for Governor in
1877 was: Rep, 1888; DEM, 70,4S6;
Gbk., 26,216. Hayes's majority over Tilden
in 1876 was 6,i4l. In the present
Legislature the Republicans have the SEN
ate by a to and the House by 66 to 81,
the minority in this branch including Ma
tionals.
The Boston Courier discovers that
when two young men meet they address
each other as "old man. and that