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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

There is something doubly alarming
and horrible IN those instances of wick
edness for which no motive can posi-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
4 NEW RIDING-SCHOOL.

Mr.. Blassou, who has long been familiar
figure on the bride paths Park. and the grounds
OF the Westcheser Polo Cub. which he or
permanent referee. has Just opened a ldngScn0ol
on Fifty-eghth-si.. between Madison and Fifthavcs
The most prominent feature OF the establishment WILL of
course be- the rdng-schoO which there will be three
instructors, Mr.. Basson hiwselr, long successful
teacher IN the city, with two assistants.
and they Will give lessons in the English,
French and German schools OF riding, in leaplng,
IN hoseoreaking every other branch Of riding.
They Will gvc, to, lessons in tandem ana IOurn-hand
drvng-a new feature. But besides ridingschoOl.
Mr. Blassun expects TO make his boarding and sales
stable an important part OF his Undertaking. Already
he has NUMBER OF excellent carriage saddle
for ae and IN the tte time the stable has opened
b-tween forty aud ifty horses have been sent in TO
board OF to be- trained. The establishment admira
Bile one IN every respect The building, which is the
north side Fiftyeght-st. has every provision for
the comfort patrons OF the school.
There are well arranged dressngrooms for iadies and
gentlemen with bath and all the convenences Of
we l-appointed gymnasium, with well-trained attend
ants ana there pleasantly r.rnisled paror on the
ground hOOr overlooking the ring, side the main
entrance with room gentle Just opposite. The
riding hnll lO7 a. by 10 IT,, 30 IT, high brightly
ghted and well ventilIC The appointments OF the
stables seem be nearly perfect They well lighted
and ventilated, the stalls TOOmy aud comfortable.
pnwer 10 Insure the welfare Of tie horses well
heir
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
VIRGINIA.

0ne-half the State Senators and a full list
Of members the House of Delegates will be elected in
Virginia. The legislature Will elect a United
States Senator TO succeed Robert Z. Withers tDeml
whose term Will expire March. 1ssl. Tie last Les
lanre Democratic by % majority In the Senate and
70 House The campaign has been fougnt the
debt question the candidates being known RepcaeIs
Debt Payers. Tn DebtPayers support the Funding
bill Of 1879. under which One-thrd Of the original debt
and oue-naf OF accrued interest The Peerr
bonds been deducted. and the interest reduced
from TO per for the next teu years and "a
OF per cent for the next forty years Uner
this bill the State s making arrangements with the
bondhod ders by which &c large savings The
PAYERS support the bi but the Reporters Forc
be are ledged upset the bill, and thus
optn the way To a further ana greater repudia ion.
Most OF the state support the Fund
fut lll
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
CONNECTICUT RAILWAYS.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn. Oct.' 30.-Articles of
association nave ed in the oice Of the secretary
Of state at Hartford for the NewYork Connecticut aud
Eastern Railroad The captai sock $4,000
yi,led into shares 500 each. TIE officers OF the
company are George L. Clarke. OF Providence Pfesi-
dent; william W. Douglass OF Providence. treasurer.
aud Andrew L. Wuton. OF Bridgeport. Conn. Secretary
The route virtually the that adopted by the
once much talked Of Parallel Railroad. Is through
the principal Connecticut south OF New-H wen
SOUTH NoRwALK. Conn. Oct. 30-At meeting o.
the Directors OF the Danbury aud Norwslk Railroad
Company nrld this day, Rosewell p. Flowet, Of New
York cry. elected President; James W. Hath, OF
Norwalk. Vice President Harvev Wlnm-. Treasurer
and SECRETARY; ami l. w. Sandeforth. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

and the people viii vote upon a proposed Amendment
20 the state Constitution The object Of tho Consttu-
tona Amendment Ia to benn al sessions of the
Legislature change the time of holding general
elections from the od - the years No PROVISION
howrvcr is made the eugth of the sessions of the
legislature and although IL IL required TO meet ben
nially there If nothing To prevent s following the ex
ample by the Legislature OF OHIO, which holds ad
iourned SESSIONS" practically amounting TO annual
meetings.
The proposed Amendment substitutes two new sections
IN place of Sections and of Article ~ These sections
provi lie that the political year shall begin the
first Monday Of J9nuary; that the Legislature shall
meet annually the first Tuesday after the first Mnn-
day January, unless sooner convened by the Cover
uur that AL general elections shall Ne by ballot, ana
shall he held every years the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November and that electors shall
privileged FROM arrest attendance at elections
treason felony and breach Of the peace The
proposed sections passed by the Legislature In
ISIS. and rad as follows:
SECTION g. The political year shall being the first
OF Government the first Tuesday after the hrst
Monday January. AID 1882 also the first Tuesday
therea ter unless sooner convened by the Governor
rne lime and place of meeting NAV be altered by law
= A general electOn. ballot. shall be neld on
the mrs, Tuesday after III first Monday nNnvemhrr' A.
d. 1850, biennially thereafter All officers who 60
IulO oic" the nrst Monday ia January. 1882 shall
be elect al the general election IN 1850 All '%mcers %
who 20 into otce she fir' Monday January 1850,
aud all officers who INTO office tue first Monday
IN January. 1882 shall hold their respective
offices three years the Constitutional terms Of
their not be hereby affect d. Electors
all cases except IN cases Of treason. feloDS and
of the peace shall privileged from arrest dur
ng their atCe dance at elections, and the going 10 ana
turning therefrOm.
The Legislature TO be chosen election will meet
next January. and VIII elect United States Senator to
succeed Blanche K. Bruce Rep). will expire
In March. 1881. The last Legslture was overwhelm-
ingy Democratic The Senators from thirteen districts
and each from other districts. hold over There
are Republican. Democratic and Green0. ok candidates
the field. In OF the sen te and Representative
Districts the Democrats have made no nominations. but
have er the field open for Independent Democraticcan
dido.es.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
rsF CANDIDATES BEFORE THE PEOPLE

TIE CNNTIUAIT To oI-I V10l1 TIT ~ -
GENERAL LFcrIoNs IN ELEVEN srArEs-GoVER-
NoRs TO BE ELECTED N FIVE STATES AND
LEGIsLAl UREs IN NINE Stairs.
General elections will be held in eleven States on
Tuesday. the 4th inst. and local elections will be
held m Illinois. Georgia and some ether States.
Marvlana. Massachusetts, Minnesota. New-lork
and Wisconsin will elect Governors and other
State officers. and Nebraska and Pennsylvania will
elect MINOR State ,fficers. Legislatures viii be
chosen in Connecticut MARYLAND. Massachusetts
NJ nncsota. Mississippi. New-Jersey, New-f"rk
Virginia aud Wisconsin. Constitutional amend
nents will also be voted upon IN Mississippi and
New-York Full information about the elections rs
given below
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE TRIBUNE's MINING LETTERS.
,o az Eattor ofrh. lri.rns.

To Inc dFF0r OF II ~ u .
SIR: Will you please inform the writer
through the columns OF paper whether
correspondent now writing from Montana intends also
to 20 TO Arizona aud 10 furn sh The TRIBUNE with q
description OF che districts Of Territory
There many people this OF the country aud
thIs city especially. who much nfertticl the de-
velOpmeut Of Arizona mines and letters fOm such
able correspondent as L. w. VIII b. ia tr rec lived
by wide circle OF vOur readers A DAILY READER
NeU- York. oct 90 1879.
lOur original purpose was % send him there. but
it will nov have to be deferred 10 another season.
Another correspondent, however, has been in-
structed To furDish a tew letters from that held-
Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Tnelud,pa 1ee ABS Democratic GreenDaok for
pnfIer 49, Pro. % scattering votes, IN
reer0ack votes l257 Prohibition votes aud lO4 setter
- votes tncluding 1854 Pro. 5.J12 Green ana n cat
ter,ug votes SPurites. Includng lS Green ana - FRO
votes aud LIZA Pftfeen ana II scattering
votes r governor 'IncluOiDg 3gl scattering votes 'la
cIaiue y "a Pro- 49, Ina. iAdals, .lt ldp1r Reform
(Phpsl 216 scattering votes flncudng 80 scatter
Ing vules. ttIncluding 4OJ scattering votes
The LEGISLATURE Oh this ycal enacted law, entitled
" An Act TO Preserve tie Purity Of Elections which
will 20 into effect at Tuesday. 1t does
away with the engraved and cOlOred ballots IN Use IN
the state for many years rAe ballot must be OF pian
white paper weight equal 10 ordinary printing paper
VII hOut any Ocvice Of dIsilngusnuent except
me names Oi canCdntes the titles o. the
offices TO De ned aud words al the mead of De ballot
and II printed candidates must pe Ia let
fers of When there are three names OF
canddates on the ballet, ~ must DE 4l2 inches vide,
variation One-fouIt IA OF an lth DELI alO"eu ana III
II inches. variation OF Ohe-haII OF
an inch only being IL is unlawful 10 marx
any ballot 10 deliver any marked DaiOt L" Notct
for the OF asceridni- now ne Snal Note Inc
scracuiu OF ballot il allowed, and every ballot aiter
II has been placed ~ the Dalot-oo1 must ~
eouned even IL every provision Of law II Violated e1
eent mai NO ballot be counted the name OF any
candidate printed N letters less than one-hi thc
size m winch majority OF the names on he eallO are
printed The old pTac nee OIL naAng DallOts uhhlstaA-
Ably distinctive by the means OF rcd Diuc green anu
pleces uad its advantages Du 10 carried 10 an
resS Year by the devices TOR ballots grew more
elaborate aud the of tie engaveis arr were
brought IN 10 prevent cOunierfrlting one result
OF this o. make Boston the headquarters lol
baIlot-prntng The country printers 0unu their o"cu
patton al election lme nearly gone, ana when move
Vas made The Ii eglsatuIc tOr UNIFORM DalOt, tAc5
Soined With those WHO favored plain white ballot.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
VAIN TRICKS OF THE TnpEy BURrAU

To the EDITOR or me Tribune
SIR: Please call the attention of the
State Committee and OF the newsp tpers published
cities where registration Is 70 the fact that
Tdens Literary Bureau sending notices OF registra
ton to Republicans. naming day subsequent TO the
last day OF registration, 10 msead aud prevent
their regstI alton The game tried the city
and Brooklyn voters temporarily residing here but
fortunately discovered &c In time 10 head Il on Their
circular named Monday October 30, the last day 0f
registration Brook yn instead ~ Monday. October
30. No name signed but the covea foot was vis-
Ible. III. A. DnBsoN. W. D.
Ol .le Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

10 fNf FVIT1r OF TVN ITT0
SIR: Believing that we have In Philadcl-
phia better upon which 70 form reRmeuf ~ he
enusvivania election rhan any who vrifss from
Washington be assured that vonr nnxiriy over possi-
ble defeat In this state 4. unfuunee P-nnsvlya~ias
Repuh team majority VIII certainly 25O0O, prd pruD-
ab 10000 T. C. Hooros,
Chairman r publican state COMMITTEES.
PHILADELPHIA. Orr. 81. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Pluraue@ rncu ing 5.247 votes in Chemung County
not counted By state BOdr.
1r party aud scattering votes included In above totals
1s73-7J. Gbk. 4.2s4 Pro- and lJ5 tierng for OGrt
OF Appeals Judge - l3s Rep and Ind Den 6l7 kep and
49, Gbk and Dem. 3d. +sS
Denl nJ6i Ind. Gbk. s55 5bk ami DEM 5,57s
j2j9 scattering ara - ReD(noi aowe for Con-
gres-men ls77212s2 Work. 722D Pro-, ,7s9 social
De 9g7 Gbk. ami l.f4s scattering vutes lr761,359 Pro.
and g-7 Gbk votes President l.436 Gbk 34l2
LOO scattering for Congress-
lS7j-ll.IO3 PrO. votes ls1i-2.2J3 Pro- votes.
Is72lJ StraighOut Dem and POI Pro- votes for Presi
III Pro. for GOvernOr.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE TRIBUNEs GRAND WORK.

To ne Editor or The Trt0HH'
SIR: Please lind check inclosed for renewal
of my suhscrlntiOn to The DAILY TRIBUNE. You are
doing grand IN leading the Republican narrh 70
victory your state M paper In great country
Is working with such wisdom and strength
IN crown he Republican party with God bess
THE 1RIBrNE. r PARKER.
West PHILADELPHIA. Penn. Oct. "a. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
Washington. D. c.. Oct. 20. 1879.
NOT WHAT THEY CALL THEMSELVES.

To the Editor Or The TrtbYns.
SIR: 1 have been for a day or two past in
vesgat.ng tn political antecedeurs of several So
called Independent" Republicans or " scratchers"
Out OF seven thus xamned found six voted Tildsn
and Re 'orm in s-4. and hve voted for Tden and
Robinson in 1876 Mr.. f. n. Fuller. the chairman. am
credbly Informed. for T,lisn in 1874 and 1870.
know he supported the Hon b. A. Wills for Congress
against the Hon L. p Norton IN 1s7S. T.if not very
cheeky " for these gentlemen 10 call themselve~ Re-
puhlicansi , srALwARr
Netc- York Oct 81. 1870
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
A MIsrAKF RFcTlE Ed.

To the Edttor Or Ths rrt0aHs.
Sra was a subscriber 10 The TRiBsSR
for quite o years. hut i'st interest ia ~ when
our olg risad Mr. Groeley died. Dui piokng copy
OF The WEEKLY a snor, nmo ago. found 70 ROT only
lived out Wa. to-day tho best and most ably edited
paper f. America. l. n
GlOse Vtlidge Ndss Oc' ~ 1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
ONTAKIO.

ONTARIO.
'charles r. Case WIN. slosson.
L. Morgan Shut WIN. f. Mspes.
H. James E. Waterbury Franklin X. Brodhead-
Charles Bell (P) j. c. Hawkins (G.)
ORLEANS.
Marcus II. Phillips. Gates Sherwood.
oswEGo.
+ Patrick W CnIlinan. George Noyes Burt.
Henry A. Jones fPJ .Cicorge L. Williams tGl
H..'Wm. II. Steele ]. H. Northrup (G.t d.
AshacI scudder CPJ
orsEGo.
I..'Azro Chase. J. Stanley Browne
Eli NJ. Burpee PJ
James c. Emmons (P) Martin b. Luther tGJ
PUTNAM.
George McCabe. W. g. Clapp.
QUEENS.
I.-'wm. J. Youngs. VIII. Van wyck.
H. B. Valentine Cloves. Geurgr T.. Bn uer.
+. McKenna II. d.
RENSSELAER,.
l.. James l. Thompson. La Mott W: Rhodes
George Mcdonald tG)
II. Albert C. Comstocx.
Oliver Fiske. Samuel r. Brick.
james W. Hustled. Henry A. Shepard
ST. LAwRENcK.
l-'Daniel Peck George H. carswelL
IlumUrrlllQ CnarlfS N.
II. ". Condor (P.)
III. EOenez.r ). Cr-sper. Russell Hopkins
Isaac Matthews (P)
SARATOGA.
l. Benjamin +. Baker. John T. Baker.
George T. HOag tGJ
H.. Decour :. Potter Lewis Wood.
SCHENECTADY.
Daniel P. Mcqueen Arthur d. Mead
sCHoHARIE.
Benjamin NJ Handy. Grant R. Havens.
Lewis Beach. J.s swartout
Jonn ID. Wager (GJ
SENECA.
David II. Evans. Lyman p. Parshall.
sTEUBEN.
T.. John ". Davis Edward J. Armstrong.
Randall LOngweil (C.)
H.. Russell NJ. Tuttle. G. :. Humphrey D.&GJ
SUFFOLK.
Everett A. Carpenter Henry G. scudder.
SULLIVAN.
Alpheus Potts. Frederick Morrison.
TIOGA.
Edward Novlan. Andrew A. sawson.
Solomon Z. King (P) stephen DarDOnnier(GD
roMPKISs
Charles NJ Titus. John Rumsey.
stephen Davenport tGJ
ULSTER.
r..+GeOrge II. Sharpe Derrick ". spartinz.
joan l.. ButZel iGD
H.. Peter D. Le.ever. Henry Van Aken.
III. Daniel T. Winter. Thomas l.. Benedict.
Ephas SchOOnmsker.
WARREN.
Barclay Thomas. II. F. Gwinup (G. & d.
WASHINGTON.
l. Hiram SissOn. James Gibbon.
H.. George L. Terry. Emerson L. Davis tD&G)
WAYNE.
l.. Alfred P Crafts. william Wood.
Wm. W Gatchell (GJ
II Jefferson sherman. d. G. HOtcnkiss.
Albert Niles iP) Lucus Ball tG)
YVES SrCHESTER.
T. .Dayid Ogden Bradley Moses w. Taylor.
john G. DOnolue (G.&r)
H. Edmund VI. Pavey. William "A. Catn.
Thomas OR lv fGD
III David Wiley Travis. Ambrose "A. Purdy.
Ephraim ID. Fuller lG.)
WYOMING.
'Drange I. TOzirr Jacob W. Knapp.
Gilbert G.. Prey P) George H. Wright (GD
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
NOT A SCRATCHFR.

70 ne Editor or rhe rrt0WHs.
SIR: printed circular. purporting TO be
issued by Independent Re rublican Executive COM
mittee. No. Un'on-square. New-York' and srrrad
broadcast over the state contains The lsme % Alfred
Ely" We desire that the respecfahle gentleman
whose name attached 70 thar forum NJ not TIE
Hon. Alfred Ety. Of Mon County, o long and
ereditahy represented mis- Disuici IN q nrrssa
~. T. VAN DANE.
Chairman the MOI County Republican Committee
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

NORFOLK Va, Oct. 30.-Cot1on on a fat
car tan lying AZ a sd.ng Portsmouth. look hre this
afternoon. Tle hre depsrtmenl was called out. ana
saved an except seventy i've bales. which
burned aud damaged
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
DOESN'T RUN IN Hls FAMILY.

10 ne Edif0r OF IHs Irt0HAs.
SIR, In Il published iist of scatchers ap-
pears the name Nc Bakcr. Wet Eleveutu-sL" am
unwilling rcmna amor .A1 iuput tiOn. even md a.
nife and bfg IAst rcla.rhiue' A. esu't
run IN usy fanl 81 R srou.ffly y NNuI-, fRLD IskAA.
No 1888 Hsst EisroathsL. eco lOrk. Oct 20. 1870
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

An attorney, not celebrated for his probty,
VAS fonucI one ignt IN ni- rom Wicklow Duo
I'm His lather. meeting baron O'Grsdv the pett daf.
sad: NV nru, have yOu herr any sOns rObcrry
e NJ. Iudeed" replied tAe Baron. w-h good deal OF
surprise. Pray, whom did he rob ~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
sEen0minaicd
MARYLAND.

State officers, including a Governor, one
half the STATE senators ru list of members Of the
House OF Deiegstes viii be chosen In Maryland Tue
new Legislature viii elect United States senator next
year L. succeed William Pinckney Whyte U.m) whose
term Will expire IN March. Iss1. The last Legislatnrr
was Democratic by II majority tn Senate ana 40 II
the House The taree State in the field art gwen
below:
Rep,tblicqn Democratic.
F3r Gcrcrnor. Jamc- A. Gary. William a: Hamilt n
Controller NJ lnen ~Iholnas j. heatng.
Attorney GcAi Frank NJ Darby. ., harles j. M Gwinn
A ADpeals c. Cik J. T. Mccullough. spencer {. Jones'
GrecabGck
For GOrernor. Howard Merks
COatrOiscr. Benjamin T. smith.
AffOrTtt Gen L. -Epap pnrudlus owlnney.
Appeals c. Ctk.E. ! simpson.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
PENNSYLVANIA.

A State Treasurer and Dounty officers will
be elected in Pennsylvania. The three candidates for
Treasurer are named below:
Repubiican Samuel Butler, OF Chester County
Democratic Daniel o. Barr. Of Allegheny County
Grcenbdck.. sutton. OF Indiana County.
Some recent in ihe state In the follow
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
CONNECTICUT.

Eleven state Senators and a full list of As
semnlyIDen will ticcted in Connecticut The last
Leg sanre Republican by majority IN me senate
and 40 in the House o. tho 10 senators holding over
3 are Republicans ana Democrats. Two years the
dstrcts lea elections will be held this year r--
turned 6 Republicans ana Democrats Tie senators
to b. chosen THIS year viii take part in 1ssl IN the
eecrion n United senator to su 'c'ed William
w. Eaton Den), whose term will expire IN M"rch OF
tnst ear Ins : naforial candidates name below
DIT Rep,,bficqn Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
Asa P. Fish. Frank Kidder.

-llenominated. a. r-Ant Tammany. B: R-Bolting Re-
publican. D.-D r. A.-FaUners' Alliance. G.
CrecnDack I. D.-Independrnt Democrat Z. I-.-LabOr
League P.-ProhibitOn. r-ranmany. W.. WOrkingmen
The proposed amendment to tine Constitution amends
Section OF Article w. relating 10 the Supreme Court
that the next the last sentence shall read follows
Five of the Justices shall reside tie district Il
which Ia the City OF NewYOrk, and five In the Second
Judicial strict. and four in each OF the other dis
triots" The IL stands does NOT
the words and hve In the Second judicial District"
adopted the amendment VIII give additional Judge
a Second District.
M Ila
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

IncIuding 1858 Gbk aud 759 Pro- votes for GoyernOr
and 80 sU2 GDk 80 1IO Rep-Gbk. ll.clI Dem ibk ana
4Sl7 scattering votes for ngrsssmen tPluraies thu
Guiding 5bk and ,27 Pro votes BIucudi 7ls9
Gak. 1919 and IS nti-Srcret society sIn-
Guiding 1924 rIncuding 1880 Pro.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
NFW-.JERSEY.

Six State Senator'S full list of Assembly
men, and some County Oti,ers VIII be chosen III New
rsey. In Leg stature the Republicans had
majority In and six In House. In 1876
the Republicans carried OF the districts named be-
low. the Democrats four. o. the fifteen Senators
hoGug over. nine Republicans. i've Democrats and
one an Independent Democrat. The Senators elected
year take part in the choice Of United states
1851 succeed Theodore T. Randolph QDem)
Inc candidates for branches the Legislature
ad hal
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
NEBRASKA.

In Nebraska the people will elect Judge
OF the Supreme Court, gents OF the state Unvrr-
sity judges in the Judicial Districts and County
officers. The candidates before the people are named
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
summary of recent votes in the state is given be-

Democratic and Greenback Including IL scatter
Incu ing "A scattering Incudn. 2.3zS
u Dk. aud ,599
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
MINNESOTA.

The people of Minnesota will elect State
,f1cers including Governor, One-na tue State sena
tors full list OF Representatives aud County of
cers The last Legislature was Republican, ny major
v In the Senate 40 in the House The four tickets
before the people gwen below:
Republican. Democrdne
ror Gorer,,0r .Jonn :. Piiisbury Edmund kice.
fle,I -Goreruor tCaaries A. Gilman t. L. Barnum.
fr,as,srer - .Charles KutesOn. Lyman II. COwdrey
S,errfarD - r. Won Baumbacn Felix A Borer.
ln0r7eg CENT. Charles M eiafi. y M baDcVck.
Railroad C0fa'r. -hWu- r. MarshaIL Wm CoiVile
Greeaback Prohibition.
For COrey7i0r. 80. Asa Barton. ". W 5aterec.
I,r,f -GOrernor VIM. MeGnen. s.B. Williams.
freosslrer - Andrew Nelson. J. N. Durham.
StereLuY. A I. Lane ID. g -lraIbN
Iffoyteh denI -. Vim L. Kelley. A W. Bangs.
Raroad CoBar. SEbrnezeI Ayres- Charles Griswold.
peaker OF state House Of Repre-
seutafave. tTreasurer Of froeDO County Of
1870 and Of the founders Of the
Refub c4n party state. ssretnb4ek candidate ~
ls7 candidate Ia ia CONGRESSIONAL District
IN 1875
The state has voted in recent years as follows THE
Greenbaek and Prohibition vote not being returned in
- md
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
WISCONSIN.

State officers, sixteen State Senators Gn the
even numbered strels full list or Assembymen aud
Comfy officers will he CHOSEN In Wisconsin. In the last
Lrg stature the Republicans had majority OF ID IN the
seuae aud 32 the House The candidates before the
people are named below;
Repubfican Democratic
For GoreruOr sWillain H. smith james g. Jenkins.
Lieut. dOrernOr .-Janrs "A. Bingham. George IA. KING
Noerefary..- II Ms b. Warner.-- samuel RYAN.
Tr,astrer Richard Cuenl her Andrew Haben.
Af0rueltt,enI .Aiexandrr " lsOn.-. j. M. smItn.
suyL PaO ms. .'Wm. NniIford. $50 fEd ward Soaring.
Greeabdck
For GOrsruOr. o.. Reuueu 4iaY.
LiclitI0rernO, .Wlihm L. Utley.
SeeretngV. .-..---G. W l. e.
Treasurer. ..----. y. A. Cir m II.
AfOrnsy GeHI--
SuDL Pub ms W II. .eare..
-nominated tex superintendent OF Public Instruction
candidate fl reelect OH in 1877
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
ReDubficdu.

supreme c. J'ge. "A .uasi CoD1. Elgrr WaKr
University Regents. .Jonn L. Carson Alex. Bear.
Joseph W. Gannett. A. j. Sawye
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
NETWORK.

New-YOrk will elect a full list of State
officers s2 Senators. 12s Assembiymen member
of The XLvIh Congress from the XIth District to MI
IN, vacancy caused by the d'sth Oi Alexander smith
Rp on the night ~ election day in 1873, and County
onieers The people will also vote upon proposed
amendment 20 the state Constitution Seven parties
IN the frld with five candidates for Governor. The
Tanmnny Democracy after tue bolt at Syracuse nOni-
mated John Kelly for Goveruor in place OF Governor
Robinson but supported the rema ndor OF the Syracuse
ticket. The WoTkngmen's Ceatrh Union ID his city
hs indorscd ibe Grsenback ticket VITA the execution oil
the candidate for Governor. whose name ha7 been re-
,l,cea bv that Of John Kery. TAe state Senators
elecie - year Will take part IN lssl IN the cholce OF
=, United states Senator 70 succeed Francis herman
fnenl The last Lsglslstare krpuDncaD by q ms-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
MISSISSIPPI.

Not including Greenbsck ana Prohibition Pural
tinciudia575 6Ieenback and IA Prohibition
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

.RenOminstoc
state has voted as follows in recent years:
MASSACHUSETTS,.

-Includinz s4s Greenhack 496 Ind Dem and II scat
ng votes Including 10 prohibition votes
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

In Mississippi about One-bali the State Sena-
sors and full House " Representatives VII. De