Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-03
AIabama / WI eIect Congressmen.


Alabama will elect Congressman.
Arkansaw will elect Congressman.
California will elect State officers
Legislature and Congressman.
Colorado will elect State officers
Legislature and Congressman.
Connecticut will elect State officers
legislature and Congressman.
Delaware will elect Governor, Lepis.
lature and Congressman.
Florida will elect Legislature and
| Congressman.
| Georgia will elect Congressman.
Illinois will elect Treasurer. Super
lntendent Of instruction, legislature
and Congressmen.
Indiana will elect minor State
officers, Supreme Judges, Legislature
and Congressman.
Iowa will elect minor Sta'e officers
and Uongressmen.
Kansas will elect State officers
LEGISLATURE and Congressman.
Kentucky will elect Congressman.
Louisiana will elect Congressman.
Maryland will elect State Judges
and Congressman.
Massachusetts, will elect State
officers, Legislature and Congressman.
Michigan will elect State officers.
Legislature and Congressman.
Minnesota will elect Legislature and
Congressman.
Mississippi will elect Congressman.
Missouri viii elect minor State
officers, Legislature and Congressman,
and vote upon an amendment con
cerning the State Judiciary.
Nebraska will elect State officers
Legislature and Congressman, and
vote upon womans suffrage amend
ment.
Nevada will elect State officers,
Legislature and Congressman.
New Hampshire will elect Governor,
Railroad Commissioners, Legislature
and Congressmen.
New Jersey will elect Legislature
and Congressmen.
New York will elect Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Chief Justice of
the Court of Appeals, Assembly and
Oongressmen, and vote upon amend
ments making the canals free. and
providing for the election of additional
Supreme Justices.
North Carolina will elect Associate
Judge of the State Supreme Court,
six Superior Court j Judges, Legislature
and Congressman.
Pennsylvania will elect State Of.
fcers, legislature and Oongressmen.
Rhode Island will elect Congress
men.
South Carolina will elect State Of
ficers, Legislature and Congressman.
Tennessee will elect Governor.
Legislature and Ooneressmen.
Texas will elect State officers. Leg.
islature and Congressmen.
Virginia will elect Congressman.
Wisconsin will elect Legislature
and Congressman Nov. Z, and vote
upon amendments relating to the res
idence and registration of voters and
the election Of officers, and providing
that general elections Of State and
county officers, except judicial, shall
be held bieRnially in the even years
after 1885, those who we're chosen in
1881 to hold over until 1885 if the
amendment is adopted.
| Following are the candidates nomi-
mated for Governor in the various
States.
| California-Morris NJ. Estee, Re.
publican; George StOneman, Democrat;
Thomas J. McQuiddy, Greenback.
| Colorado - Earnest J.. Campbell,
Republican; james b Grant, Demo
crat.
| Connecticut-Willam H. Bulkeley,
Republican; Democratic nomination to
be made; A. p. Tanner Greenback:
George P. Rogers, Prohibition.
Delaware-Albert Curry. Repubh.
can; Charles O. Stockley, Democrat:
Milo S. Blanchard, Greenback.
Kaneas-John z st. John (present
incumbeut), Republican; George w.
Click, Democrat; Charles Robinson,
Greeuback
| Observation-Disclosures r. Bishop.
Republican; Benjamin T Butler Dem
oerat and Greenback; Charles Almy,
Prohibition.
Michigan-David II. Jerome (pres
ent incumbent), Republican; Josiah
| w. Begole, Democrat and Greenback;
Daniel ?. Sagendorph. Prohibition.
Nebraska-James w Dawes, Re-
pubicani j. Sterling Morton, Demo
crat.
Nevada-Enoch Strother. Republi-
can; Jewett w. Adams, Democrat
New Hampshire Samuel W. Hale.
Republican; Martin V. B. Edgerly,
Democrat; John +. Woodbury., Green.
back.
New York-CharIes j. Folger. Re.
publican; Grover Cleveland, Demo.
orat; Epenetus Howe. Greenback; A.
A. Hopkins, Prohibition.
Pennsylvania - James A. Beaver
regular Republican; John Stewart,
independent Republican; Robert r.
Pattison, Democrat; Thomas A. Arm.
strong, Greenback; A. @. Pettitt,
Prohibition.
South Carolina Hendrick McLane,
Greeuback and Republican; Hugh S.
Thompson, Democrat
Tennessee-Alvin Hawkins(present
lncumbent), Republican; William b
Bate, regular Democrat, Joseph II.
Russell, holtiug Democrat; j. r.
Beasley, Greenback.
Texas-George w Jones, Indepen
dent; John Ireland. Democrat.
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