The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-04
To-DAY,S ELECTIONS.


Al States VntcS-Th0se that Vote for Con.
ts ErcssInan-Vut- of 1880. f
Every, State in the Union will vote fot
Presidential electors to-day, besides some
States will vote for State officers and Con.
gressmen as follows:
Alabama will elect eight congressman.
The present members are al Democrats.
1t gave Hancock 3, ,96+ majority.
Arkansas will, elect Chief Justice ol
the Supreme Court and five Congressman
The vote for Chief Justice in 1880 was
Democratic, ST,O51; Greenback, 2T;Ss5l7
All the present congressman are Demo.
Gratis. s5R r:
California will elect six Congressman
and a l.eeislatuae. and vote on three Con
stitutional amendments. All the presen.
Congressman are Democrats. In 1850 the
Democrats elected i've Presidential eIec.
tors and the Republicans one. The ua-
jority OF the highest Democratic elector
over the highest Republican was; 80. I n
1852 Stoueinan tDcmocrat) for Governor
had,a plurality Of 23,522. ..a''5S
Colorado will elect minor State officers,
one Congressman and I Legislature, and
vote on three constitutional amendments.
The present Congressman is Republican.
The State gave Garfield 1858 plurality.
Connecticut will elect Governor and
other State officers, four Congressman and
Il Legislature. Only one OF the present
Congressman is 4 Republican. The Slate
gave Garfelda plurality of 1853 in 1850.
and Waller Democrat Il majority OF 800
for Governor, in 1852.
{ Delaware will elect one Congressman
and 4 Legislature. The present Congress.
man lisa Democrat =
Florida will elect Governor and Lien.
tenant Governor, two Congressman and !.
Legislature. One OF the present Congress.
men is Republican and one Democrat.
The State gave Hancock majority Of
4,910. ,Stttrc =. Ei.3. "a ~
Georgia will elect ten Congressman
The present number are all Democrats. =
] Illinois will elect Governor and other
S.ateotticers, 20 Congressman and Leg.
islature, and vote on a constitutional
amendment giving the Governor power to
veto L part OF IN appropriation bill. 1t
gave Garfield a plurality OF l3, 1G2, casting
26,35s votes for Weaver (Greenback). In
1852 it gave Republican plurality OF
5,4A for Treasurer. Eleven OF the present I
Congressman are Republicans and i Dem
ocrats. 4.5-i q, ~ = ~, ;
Indiana will elect Il Governor and other
State officers, L. Congrcssn,el. and Leg.
islature.B@lt gave GardellTa plura,i.yroi
d,6R, casting l2,DS6 for Weaver [Green.
back In 1852 it gave-a Democratic plu.
ral;ty OF 1864 for Secretary OF State.
Three OF the present C0ncressmcn are Re,
publicans and 10 Democrats. rs. IL
+ Iowa will elect minor State officers and
II CongressmPn. Itgave Garfield a piu.
rllity OF 1s,0so, casting 32,7Ol for Weaver
tGreenbackl. Seven OF the present Con.
grcssmcn are Republicans and four Dem.
,ocrats.
:. Kansas will elecs State officers. I Con.
grcssmcn and 4 Legislature. It give Gar.
field majority over all Of $50. All its
present Congressman are Republicans. 10
:. kentucky will elect II, Louisiana and
Mary! md each6 congressman. Kentucky
has =, Louisiana Land Marylanda Renub.
licans in their present delegations. Ken.
1tucky gave Hancock t., to 7B2 over Garfield
Maryland gave Hancock li,29l majority,
and Louisiana gave him a6,4S0 muioritv.IT
Massachusetts. Will llelecta Governor and
other State oiliccrs, L. Congressman and 4
Legislature. OF its present Congressman
8 are Republicans, 5 Democrats and mn
Independent. The vote OF the State for
President in. 1850 and for. Governor in lsSy
and 1sS3; was Us follows: "a M I5. !
G-.l=t lHNssal' ILL., 1850 5t-. 1850 roc, Z