Evening star., 1886-11-02

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Seven states-Alabama, Arkansas. Georgia
Maine. Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont
have elected governors this year (three republ-
can and four democraticl and seventeen states
Will choose governors to-day. Nine of these
states now have republican governors and eisht
democratic The states in which complete or
partial state elections are 70 be held to-day
with the principal candidates. are as follows:
California (state officers, legislature and six
congressman, and votes upon q proposed
amendment to the constitution OF the STATE re
latlng 70 the assessment OF taxes)-For gov
or-Washington Bartlett, dem. John F.
Colorado (state officers, legislature and one
congressmanl-For governor-Alva Adams.
Connecticut tstate officers. legislature and
tour congressmenEFor governor-Edward q
Cleveiand ta dem; PhIneas G. Lounsbury, rep.
DeiaWare governor, legislature and one con.
gressmanl-For governor-Benjamin T. Biges
oem.; no republican nomination.
votes upon the proposed new constitution for
the sfate(-For state senator, 18th district
W1iiiam Mel. Dancy, dem.
Illinois (minOr state officers. Legislature and
tWenty congressmen. and votes upon proposed
amendment to the constitution of the state to
abolish the contract system in the state pris-
dem. soA0''
Indiana {minor state officers and thirteen
&. Nelson, dem.
Iowa (minor state officers and eleven con-
dem.; Frank D. Jackson, rep. S''
Kansas state officers, legislature and seven
congressman, and votes upon proposed amend
ment to the constitution OF the state to reorgan-
ize the judiciary)-For governor-T MoonIight.
dem; John A. Martin, rep.
twelve econgressmenI~For Sovsrngh slatHre ane. anu
ester Andrew, dem.; Oliver Ames rep
Michigan state officers, legislature and eleven
amendments to the constitution of the state
one Oh Whlch provides for the auditing and pay
,e ments % Of claims against the counties, and the
other relates to the salaries OF the state execu-
tive and judicial otticers)-For rgovernor-Cieorge
L. MAJ nnapls, dem; Cyrus g. Luce, rep.
minnesota (State officers, legislature and I've
congressman, and votes upon the proposed
amendments to the constitution OF the state TO
facilitate the erection OF county and school
Duuulngs)-FOr governor-A. A. Ames, dem,: A.
H. McGlll, rep.
Missouri (minor state officers and fourteen
cOngreSsmen).
Nebraska (state officers, legislature and three
congressman, and votes upon proposed amend
ment to the constitution of the state which re-
iates TO the pay oi the members of the leyIsil-
tnre and the length OF the biennial sessions
For governor, james s. North, dem.; John NJ
Nevada {state officers, legislature and ono
congressman, and votes upon three proposed
amendments to the constitution of the state
the Hrst OF which relates TO the manner of
amending that instrument, the second reou uires
years residence i'll the state as qualification
for voters, and the third authorizes the invest
ment of the state school fund in United States
ponds or the bonds OF any state)-For governor
~. Adams, DEM; c. g. Stevenson, rep.
New Hampshire governor legislature and
two OcOngreSsInen)-For rgovernOr-ThomasC COvs-
well, dem; Charles Il. Sawyer, rep.
New Jersey governor, legislature and seven
Benjamin +. Howey, rep.
New York IA judge of the court of appeals as
semblymen, and thirty-four congressman, and
votes upon the question OF holding a convention
70 revise the constitution Of the state)-For as
SOC: s9eiate ate, judge-Rufus W. Peckham, dem;
North Carolina iustices of the sunreno co,r,
iegi>iature and nine congressmen)-For CHIEF
justice-W. Fl. n. Smith, dem.; Ralph F. Buxton.
rep; ior judge OF superior court, Edwin T.
BOykin dem.
Ohio (minor state officers and twenty one con-
gressmen)-For secretary of state-John Nc
Bride, dem.; James S. Robinson, rep.
Pennsylvanisa (staLe officers, legislature and
twenty eight congressman, one ON the general
ticket}-For governor-Chauncy +, Back. dem:
James A. Beaver rep.
South Carolina (state officers. legislature and
seven congressman, and votes upon two pro-
posed amendments 10 the constitution Of the
state, one OF which provides for the renewal of
The pubic debt, which natures in 1898 and
the other changes the time for the taking OF the
State census to 1891 aud every TENN year
anereaiter. but authorizes the legislature to
accept the enumeration made by the federal
government and TO base the appOrlionment and
assignment Of representatives upon it).-FOr
nominated.
Tennessee governor, legislature and ten con.
gressmenl-For governor, Robert L. Taylor,
dem.; Alfred Taylor, rep.
Texas state officers. legislature and eleven
Gongressmen) - For governor - Lawrence s.
h%ss. W..1 deWm,; W1r; a: M, Cocn,ran rep
men).-For state senator, John o. Pendleton,
dem.
Wisconsin (state officers, legislature and nine
amendment to the constitution of the state
N,lN which gives TO women the right to vote at
sSno1l Wa r electonsIfor lions . .geyernor Gilbert NJ.
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