The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-12

Tho Elections Of 1881 Candidates for Gov
ernor In tho Various states.

ernor In tho Various states.
Alabama elected State ofliccrs and Lcgis.
lature Aug. Z; will elect Congressman Nov I.
Arkansas elected State officers and Legisla-
ture Sept. 1; will elect congressman Nov. Z.
California will elect State officers, Legisla-
ture and Congressmen Nov. Z.
Colorado will elect state officers, Lcgisln-
turc and Congressman Nov. I.
Connecticut will elect state officers, Legis-
lature and Congressman Nov. Z.
Delaware will elect Governor, Legislature
and Congressman Nov 1
Florida will elect Legislature and Con-
gressmen Nov. I.
Georgia elected State officers and Icgisla-
ture Oct. 4; will elect Congressman Nov. I.
Illinois will elect Treasurer, Snpcrintcnd-
ent OF Instruction, Legislature and Con-
Indiana will elect minor State officers, su-
preme Judges, Legislature and Congressman
Nov. I.
Iowa saloptcd 4 prohibitory amendment
June ~ and will elect minor State officers
and congressman Nov. Z.
Kansas will elect State officers, Legislature
and congressman Nov Z
Kentucky elected Clerk Of the State Court
of Appeals Aug 7;swill elect Congressman
Nov. !.
Louisiana will elect Congressman Nov 4
Maine elected Governor, Legislature aud
congressman sept, IL.
Maryland will elect State Judges and Con-
gressmen Nov. !.
Massachusetts will elect state officers, Leg
islatnre and congressman Nov I.
Michigan will elect state officers, Legisla-
tnre and Congressman Nov I.
Minnesota will elect Legislature and Con-
gressman Nov. I.
Mississippi will elect congressman Nov I.
Missouri will elect minor State officers,
Legislature and congressman and vote upon
an amendment concerning the state Judicial
ry Nov. I.
tura and congressman and vote upon 4
womans suffrage amendment Nov. I.
Nevada will elect State officers, Lcgisla.
ture and congressman Nov 7.
New Hampshire will elect Governor, Rail
road Commissioners, Legislature and Con-
gressmen Nov. Z.
New Jersey viii elect Legislature and Con.
gressmen Nov. I.
New York viii elect Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Chief Justice OF the Court OF APP
peals, Assembly and congressman, and vote
upon amendments making the canals FREQ,
and providing for the election Of additional
Supreme Justices Nov I.
North Carolina viii elect Associate Judge
OF the State Supreme Court, six Superior
Court Judges Legislature and congressmeu
Nov. Z.
Ohio viii elect minor State officers and
congressman Oct III
Oregon elected state officers. Legislature
and Congressman Iunea,
PENNSYLVANIA will elect State officers, Leg.
islatura and tungrvsSlnen Nov. Z.
Rhode island elected State officers and
Legislature April 3; will elect congrcssmer
Nov. !.
south Carolina will elect state officers
Legislature and congressman Nov. I.
Tennessee rejected Il proposition to hold :
Constitutional Convention Aug. y; viii
elect Governor, Legislature and Congress
men Nov, l.
and Concressmen Nov,
Vermont elected State officers, Legislature
and congressman sept, \
Virginia. Will elect congressman Nov T.
West Virginia elected Judge OF the Su
nr.me cour, of Appeals TO fill vacancy
Legislature and congressman oct. ~
Wisconsin will elect Legislature and Con
grsssmcn Nov. !, and vote upon amendment
relating 70 the iesidence and REGISTRATION
voters aud the elecs ion OF officers and pro
wiling that general elections of State am
county officers, except judicial, shall be helt
bicnnially in the even years after lS>5. thoS,
who we're chosen in ISL to hold over unit
lss, il the amendment Is adopted
Following are the candidates nominated
I for Governor i'll the various States:
California - Norris NJ Estee, Republican
! George Stoneman, Democrat, Thomas ]
McQu ,tdy, Greenback.
Colorado Ernest l. Campbell, Repub
Ncan, james h Grant Democrat.
William IL Bulkeley. Repub
licaM: Democratic nomination to be made
A. z Tanner. Greenback; George 7. Rogers
nslawarc-Alhert Curry. Republican,. Chas
G stockley, Democrat; Milo \ blanchard
Greeahack.
"a
benfA, Republican. George ", Click, Demo
crat; Charles Robinson. Greenhack.
observation-disclosures L. II shop. Repuhli
can. Benla,nin f. Butler. Democrat an,
Gr.enback, Charles Almv, Prohibition
Mi ,hlgan-David IL. Jerome tprcsent in
cnmhenn. republican; Josiah W Bsgols
Democrat and Gr.cnhack; Daniel T. Sagcn
durph, Prohibition.
Nebraska james W. Dawes. Republican
j. st Ring Morton. Democrat
N.va,la-Enach Strother, kepublicans Jew
eft ". Adams Democrat
New Hampshire Samuel w Hale. Repnt
lican. Martin v b Edgerlv, DeMocrats Joh
I. Maoah.,y Greenhack-
New YerS-charies ], Folger, Republican
Grover Cleveland, Democrat; Elenctu
Howe. Greenback; \. \, Hopkins, Prohlh
tlea.
Observation-Disclosures A. Beaver. rgula
Republican,. John Stewart, independent Il.
publican: Robert T. rattison, Democrat
Thomas H. Armstrong, Greenhack; h
retliti. Prohibition,
south Carolina- -iIen,irick Mclanc, Green
hack and Republican,: Hugh = Thompson
pcmoerat
Tennessee-Alvin Hawkins l,resent ineun
bentl, Republican,, William Il Hate, resuls
Democrat: Joseph II EusScli, ho.tlng Dem,
cral, T. Il Reasley. Grecnhack.
TeNas--,searge ". Jones, Independent
John Ireland. Democrat