The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-11-01

On the same day elections will be held
IN several states as follows:
Alabama will elect congressman.
Arkansas will elect chief justice OF its
supreme court and congressman.
California will elect legislature and
congressman and vote upon three pro-
posed amendments to the state constitu-
ton, one authorizing water works in
cities and towns, one providing for
state board of education, and one pro-
viding for state board of equalization.
Colorado will elect state officers, legis-
lature and congressman, and vote upon
three proposed amendments to the state
tive department, extending the sessions
and in ,reasing the pay of members.
Connecticut will elect state officers,
legislature and congressman.
Delaware will elect legislature and
congressman.
Florida will elect governor, lieutenant
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and vote upon the question of holding a
convention to revise the constitution of
the state.
Georgia will elect congressman.
Illinois will elect state officers, legisla-
ture and congressman, and vote upon a
proposed amendment to the state con-
stitution giving the governor power to
veto any part of an appropriation bill
while approving the rest.
Indiana will elect state officers, legis-
lature and congressman.
Iowa will elect minor state officers and
congressman.
Kansas will elect state officers, legisla-
ture and congressman.
Kentucky will elect congressman.
Louisiana will elect congressman.
Maryland will elect congressman.
Massachusetts, will elect state officers,
legislature and congressman.
Michigan will elect state officers, legis.
lature and congressman.
Minnesota will elect an assistant JUS
tice of its supreme court, legislature and
congressman.
Mississippi will elect congressman.
Missouri will elect state officers, legis-
lature and congressman, and vote upon
two proposed amendments to the state
constitution, one authorizing a special
tax for street, road and bridge purposes,
and the other relating to the judicial de-
partment, and authorizing an increase
of courts and judges.
Nebraska will elect state officers, leg
| islature and congressman, and vote upon
| two proposed amendments to the state
| constitution, one of which relates to the
legislative department and the other
provides for railroad com mission.
Nevada will elect supreme judge, leg
islature and congressman, and vote upon
the question of holding a convention to
revise the constitution of the state.
New Hampshire will elect governor,
legislature and congressman, and vote
upon the question of holding constitu.
tional convention.
New Jersey will elect legislature and
congressman.
New York will elect two judges of the
court Of appeals, assemblymen and con.
gressmen, and vote upon proposed
amendment to the state constitution
which prohibits the loan or use of pub
lie money for private purposes, and re.
stricts the indebtedness of counties, cit
les, towns and villages, for any purpose
whatever, to 10 per cent. of their valua
ton.
North Carolina will elect state officers
legislature and congressman.
Pennsylvania will elect legislature anG
congressman.
Rhode Island will elect congressman.
South Carolina will elect state officers
legislature and congressman, and vott
upon proposed amendment to the state
constitution which forbids counties ant
towns to incur debts hereafter to great
er amount than per cent. of the asses
sed value of the taxable property there
in.
Tennessee will elect governor, rail-
road commissioners, legislature and con
gressmen.
Texas will elect state officers, legisla
ture and congressman.
Virginia will elect congressman.
West Virginia will elect congressman
Wisconsin will elect state officers, leg
islature and congressman.