Morning journal and courier., 1884-11-04
THE FOUR TICKETS

Which Will be Voted Upon by the Freemem Of Connecticut To. Day.
 Republican. FoR PRESIDENT James G. Blaine, of Maine. FoR vIcEPREsIDENT-John A. Logan, of Hi nois.
 STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.
 At Large: Theodore D. Woolsey, of New Haven. Charles A. Williams, of New London. District electors: 1st-I. Luther Spencer, of Suffleld 2d-Joseph E. Silliman of Chester. 3d-James S. Atwood, of Plainheld. 4th-Frederick Miles, of Salisbury.
 STATE TICKET.
 For Governor: Henry E. Harrison, of New Haven.
 For Lieutenant Governor: I,orrin A. Cooke, of Barkhamsted.
 For Secretary of State: Charles A. Russell, of KiIlingly.
 For Treasurer: Valentine B. Chamberlain, of New Britain.
 For Comptroller: Luzerne l. Munscn, of Waterbury.
 FOR CONGRESS- 1st-John R. Buck, of Hartford. 8rd-John T. Wait, of Norwich. 4th-Lyman w. Coe, of TorTington.
 FOR SENATORS. Dist 2d-Maro S. Chapman, of Manchester. 4th-J. Andrew Pickett, of New Britain 6th-Edgar J. Doolittle, of Meriden. Sth- Starr H. Barnum, of New Haven 10th-John Brewster, of Ledyard 12th-R. Jay Walsh, of Greenwich. 13th-George R. Cowles, of Norwalk 14th-Henry R Parrott of Br1dgepolrt 18th-Wheelock T. Batcheller. of Winchester. 20th-Horece D. Curtiss, of Woodbury 22d-Josiah M Hubbard, of Middletown 24th-J. Dwight Chaffee, of Mansfield
 FOR REPRESENTATIVES New Haven-samuel E. Merwin, jr., Simeon J. Fox.
 Democratic. FoR PREsIDENT-Groyer Cleveland, of New York. FoR VICE PRESIDENT, Thomas A. Hendricks of In diana.
 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
 At Large: Alfred E. Burr, of Hartford. Frederick W. Bruggerhoff, of Darien-
 District Electors: 1st-Robert Patton of Ellington. 2d-Henry G. Hubbard, of Middletown 3rd-Francis B. Loomis, of New London 4th-Owen B. King, of Watertown
 STATE TICKET.
 For Governor:
 Thomas M. Waller, of New London. For Lieutenant Governor:
 George G. Sumner of Hartford.
 For Secretary:
 D. Ward Northrop, of Middletown.
 For Treasurer:
 Alfred R. Goodrich, of Vernon.
 For Comptroller: Joseph D. Plunkett of New Haven.
 FOR CONGRESS. Dist 1st-William w Eaton, of Hartford. 2d-Charles L. Mitchell, of New. Haven. 3d--Charles s. Johnson, of Montvile. 4th-Edward W. Seymour, of Litchf1eld-
 FOR SENATOR'S. ad~Henry R. Hayden, of East Hartford. 4th-Edward B. Dunbar, of Bristol. sth-N. Heat Heaton n Robertso1, , of New Haven. 10th-Noah Lucas, of Norwich, 18th-s. NJ. Burnham, of Westport. 14th-Daniel \: Morgan, of Bridgeport, 1Sth-F Frederick E. Hurlbut, of Goshen. SOth-NIiles Morse, of Thomaston. 22d-Joseph W. AlSop of Middletown. 24th-Cyrus B. Newton, of Stafford.
 FOR REPRESENTATIVES. New Haven-Alexander Troup, James P. Pigott
 Peoples National. FOR PREs1DENT-Benjamin F. Butler of Massa- chusetts. FOR VICE PREsNENT- -Absolom M. West, of Mississippi.
 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. At Large: Abel P. Tanner, of New London. Daniel A. Pryor, of Middletown. 1st~Robert Pyne, of Hartford. 2d-Gharles p. Weaver, of Naugatuck. 3d-Patrick J. OConnor of Norwich 4th-Daniel c. Birdsall, of Westport.
 STATE TICKET.
 For Governor: James Langdon Curtis, of Stratford
 For Lieutenant Governor: Henry L. Soper, of Windsor.
 For Secretary of State: Thomas E. Ryan, of Norwich.
 For Treasurer: William G. Butler, of New Haven. For Comptroller: Thomas F. Myers of Canton.
 FOR CONGRESS. 1st-AIbert F. Andrews, of Avon. sd-Henry c; Baldwin, of Naugatuck. 3d--J. c. Valette, of Voluntown. 4th-James S. Taylor, of Danbury.
 FOR SENATORS. Dist. 18th-Hiram Sage, of Colebrook.
 Prohibition. FoR PRESIDENT John P. St. John, of Kansas. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, William Daniel of Maryland.
 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
 At Large: Frederick L. Wooster. 1st-Horace Johnson. 2d-Jesse G, Baldwin. 3d-Joel Fox. 4th-Jonathan L. Gilbert : STATE TICKET.
 For Governor: Elisha H. Palmer, of Montville.
 For Lieutenant Governor: Andrew J. Culver, of Vernon
 For Secretary of State: Aaron Morehouse of Danbury.
 For Treasurer: Edward Futile, of Meriden.
 For ComptroIer: Calvin S. Harrington, of MiddIetown.
 FOR CONGRESS. Dist. lst-Samuel M Hammond, of New Britain. A. Dowd, of Guilford. 3d-Herbert J. Crocker, of New London. ith-Clinton w. Strong, of Bridgeport.
 FOR SENATOR'S Dist. 2d-Joseph N. Spencer, of Manchester. 4th-Horace Johnson, of Plainville. 6th-CharleS H. Rowland, of Meriden. 8th-John c. Collins, of New Haven A. Rockwell, of Norwich. I2th-Richard Cunning, of Wilton. W. Weed of Norwalk w. Leonard, of Bridgeport. M Fox of Woodstock. Waters, of Winchester 10th Cornelius H. Cables, of Thomaston. s2d-Phineas M. Augur, of Middlefield. ,4th-George Eaton, of Holland r oS rITLTi