The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03
ARKANSAS, ALABAMA AND mis-
SISSIPPl DEMOCRATIC.
Hewitt Elected Nal0r Of New York
by an Immense Plurality Over
George and Roosevelt. rs
GAINS OF DEMOCRATIC CON.
GRESSMEN IN A FEW STATES.
Cleveland's Administration Indorsed
by MajOrities That Are the
Precursors OF Those
Of 1884.

louoWlng pamed states and Territories
for State officers and Congressmen:
| ALABAMA-Eight onEressmen.
| ARKANSAS-Fiv Con gressmsn.
COLORADO State officers, Legislator,
and one Congressman.
| C0NNECTICUT-State officers, LeRisla
ture and four Longressmen.
OALIFORNIA-State officers, Legislature
and six Congressman, and voted upon a pro
posed amendment to the Const tuition of the
State relating to the assessm snt of taxes.
DELAWARE-Governor, Legislature and
one Congressman.
FL0RIDA-Legislature and two Congress
men, and voted upon the proposed new Con.
stitution for the State.
GE0RGIA-Ten Congressman.
ILLIN0IS-Minor State officers, Legisla-
ture and twenty Congressman, and voted
upon proposed amendment to the Con sti-
tuition Of the State to abolish the contract
system in the State prisons.
INDIANA-Minor State officers, thirteen
Congressman and Legislature
I0WA-Minor State officers and eleven
Congressman.
KANSAS-State officers, Legislature and
seven Cengressmen, and voted upon a pro.
posed amendment to the Constitution of the
State to reorganize the Judiciary.
KENTUCKY-Eleven Congressmen.
L0UISIANA-Six Congressman.
MARYLAND-Six Con ngressmen.
MASSACHUSETTS-St officers, Lepis-
lature and twelve Congressman.
MICHIGAN-State officers, Legislature,
and eleven COngressmen, and voted uDon
two propoted amendments to the Constitu-
tion of the State, one of which provides for
the auditing and payment of claims against
-
salaries of the State executive and judicial
officers.
MINNES0TA-State officers, legislature,
and five Congressman, aud voted upon a
proposed amendment to the Constitution of
the State to facilitate the erection of county
and school buildings.
MISSISSIPPI-Seven Congressmen.
MISS0URl-Minor State officers and four
teen Congretsmen.
,NEBRASKA-State officers. Legislature and
three Congressmen, and voted upon a pro-
state which relates TO the pay of the mem
bers of the Legislature and the length of the
biennial sessions.
NEVADA-State officers, Legislature and
one Congressman, and voted upon three pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution o. the
ner Of amending that instrument, the sec
ond REQUIRES years residence in the State
as o qualification for voters, and the third
authorizes the Investment of the State school
funds in United States bonds or the bonds of
any State.
NEW HAMPSHIRE-Governor, Legisla
ture and two Congressman.
NEW JERSEY-Goyernor LeeisIature
and seven Congressmen.
NEW Y0RK-Judge Of the Court Of An
peals, Assemblymen and thirty-four Con
gressmen, and voted upon the question of
holding a convention to revise the Constitu.
tion of the State,
NORTH CAR0LTNA--Justices of the su-
preme Court, Legislature and nine Congress
men.
OHI0-Minor State officers and twenty
one Congressman.
PENNSYLVANIA-state officers, LeRisla-
lure and twenty eight congressman lone on
the general ticket.
RHODE ISLAND-Two Congressmen,
SOUTH CAR0LINA-st State officers, Lesis-
upon two proposed amendments to the Con.
.ttutiOn OF the State, one of which provides
.or the renewal of the public debt, which
natures in 1898, and the other changes the
ind every tenth year thereafter, but author
yes the Legislature to accent the enumera
ion made by the Federal Government and
o base the apportiOnment an ID assignment Of
representatives upon it,
TENNESSEE-Gove Legislature and
sn congressman.
TEXAS-State officers, Legislature and
leven Congrossmen.
VIRGINIA-Ten Congressman.
WEST Observation-Disclosures and four
,Ongressmen.
WISC0NSIN-State officers. Legislature
ND nine Congressmen, and voted upon a |
Tnnnaan N cd sN,,A..
tate which gives to women the right to vote
I school elections. WV
The eight organized Territories, Arizona,
lakotat, Idaho, Montana, New Mexlco'
tab, Washington and Wyoming, each
lected one delegate to Congress, who ia en-
tieo 70 seat In the House and to speak,
ut not to vote.
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPEAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, November 3
'eturns f'om fifty-fve out of ninety.
We counties indicate a majority for
lob Taylor Of $4,000 votee. The next
eDate will stand: Democrats, %; Re-
ublicans, IL. Returns for the lower
ouse are incomplete, but indicate, as
n as heard from, thst the Democrats
i'll have 65, Republicans "a.
THE INTENSE FEELING EXPLAINED.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November q
onsidering the intense interest felt
| the election here today, everything
assed off very quietly. There were
nly few minor fights, and nothing
a serious nature ccurred. r
The entire Republican ticket. with
e possible exception of the candi.
tie for Floter al Senator, is conceded ,
be elected. Money, the Republican
ndidate for that office, leaned too
rongly toward the whisky intsrest.
d he was scratched to an extent !
at it is believed will elect
inns, his Democratic opponent. !
lis unexpected results undoubtedly
9 consequence of the attempt on the I
rt OF machine leaders to force the r
ople to swallow Thomas ]. Slowav =
ough the Democratic platform fay. n
ID submission, the desperate attempt b
the liquor men to vote down the o
omission plank in the county com c
ntion, and the subsequent nomina- n
n for the Senate of Slowov :,
oon keeper, who formerly kent a II
GROCERY in Black Bottom and il v
Il engaged in the retail liquor busi. v
's, forced the conviction that he ri
uld betray the people if elected and tc
her vote against Ruhmission -. ~ :,