St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-05
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Minnesota. - 5 IWisconsin.. III 8
The organized territories, Arizona.
Dakota, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico,
Utah, Washington and Wyoming, are
each entitled to elect one delegate to
congress. who is permitted to speak,
but not to vote. The delegates will all
be chosen on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The
several regularly nominated candidates
for president and vice president at this
election are:
DEMOCRATIC.
frSSluCul. ..,..OTONcE CIefSlduu
Vice president. Allen G. Thurman
REPUBLICAN.
President. ............ Benjamin Harrison
Vice president. ........ :. LEVI p Morton
PRoHIBITIcN
President...... 80. ......... Clinton B. Fisk
Vice PRESIDENT. ............ John A. Brooks
UNITED LAYOR.
President. ............... Robert III. Cowdrey
Vice president .. Nv. Fl. T. Wakefield
UNION LABOR.
President. ..... Alison j. Streeter
Vice president Charles E. Cunningham
AMERICAN PARTY.
President. .....-...............Ja James l.. GURUS
Vice president. ?. ID. W1gglnton
The total popular vote for president
in 1884, as compiled by the American
Almanac, was: Cleveland, Democrat,
4,911 OFT; Blaine, Republican, 4,S4S, 1874;
Butler, Greenback. 133, 825; st. John,
Prohibition, Isl, 800; Cleyeland's plural
ity. 62,6S5.
THE ELECTIONS IN THE STATES.
Alabama will elect electors and con-
gressmen. Last Vote for President
Cleveland, 92.973: Blaine, SO, Ia; But
Ter, 762; st. John, Gle.
Arkansas will elect electors and con-
gressmen. Last Vote for President
Cleveland. 1891; Blaine, 50,S95; But
Ter, l,S47.
California will elect electors, chief
justice and associate justice OF the SUI
Dreme court, legislature and congress
men, q Candidates for Chief Justice
Niles Searls, Democrat; William II.
Beatty, Republican,; Robert Thompson,
Prohibition. Last Vote for President
Cleveland, S9,288; Blaine, 102, 416; But
Ter, 2,0l7; st. John, 1920.
Colorado will elect electors, state Of1i-
GERS, legislature and one congressman.
Candidates for GovernOr-Thomas M.
Patterson, Democrat; Job A. Cooper,
Republican. Last Vote for President
Cleveland, 1868; Blaine, Sc, 1876; But
lei, 1861; st. John. 1852.
Connecticut will elect electors, state
officers, Legislature and congressman.
Candidates for Governor = LuZon B.
D, q
Republican: Hiram d. Camp, Prohibit
ton: A. F. Andrews, Labor. Last
Vote for President-Cleveiand, 81, 1872;
Blaine, 65,S9s; Butler, 1,6S5; st. John,
2,494.
Delaware will elect electors, legis-
lature and one congressman. Last
Vote for MISUNDERSTANDING 1876 !;
Blaine, 1868; Butler, 10; st. John, 81.
Florida will elect electors, state Off
GERS, legislature and congressman. Can
didates for GoverDor-Frank P. Flem-
ing. Democrat; V. j. Shipman, Repub-
lican. Last Vote for President-Cleve-
land, 81, 1853; Blaine. 2S,031; st. John, Y.
Georgia will elect electors and con-
gressmen. Last Vote for President
Cleveland. "a 1858; Blaine, 1902; But
Ter, 1876; st. John, 16S.
Illinois will elect electors, state Off
GERS, legislature and congressman, and
vote upon proposed state banking law.
Candidates for Governor-John M.
Palmer. Democrat; Joseph W. Fifer,
Republican: David FL. Harris, Prohibi-
ton; Willis W. Jones, Labor. Last Vote
33337 All: Butler, 10,649; st. John, 12,005.
Indiana will elect electors, state of
ficeIs, legislature and congressman.
Candidates for GOvernor-COurtlaDd G..
Matson, Democrat; Alvin p. HOvey,
Republican; Jasper S. Hughes, PrOhibi-
ton: John B. Milroy. Labor. Last Vote
for President--Cleveland ,2444, 992; Blaine,
23S, 4S0; Butler. 1922; st. John, 3,02S.
Iowa will elect electors, minor state
officers, and congressman. Candidates
for secretary of state-NNalter McHenry,
Democrat; Frank d. Jackson, Repub-
lican; James Mickelwaite, Prohibition
| j. 3. Vancourt, Labor. Last vote for
| resident-Cleveland, 177,316; Blaine.
| 197. 0s9: st. John, 1,472.
Kansas will elect electors, state Of
ficers, legislature, congressman, and
vote upon two proposed constitutional
amendments. one of which strikes out
| the word white" in clause relating
to the militia, and the other concerns
| the purchase, enjoyment. and descent
| of property. Candidates for governor
| John Martin, Democrat; Lyman U.
| Prohibition: p. p Elder, Labor. Last
vote for president-Cieveland, 90.132;
Blaine, l54, 406; Butter, 1854; st. John,
1854.
Kentucky will elect electors and con-
gressmen Last vote for president
Cleveland, 1851; Blaine, 11S, 1872; But
| Ter, 1.693: st. John, 3.139.
Louisiana will elect electors and con-
| gresham. Last vote for president
| Cleveland, 62, 546; Blaine, 1854; But
| Ter, 100; st. John, 33S.
Maine will elect electors-Last vote
| for president Cleveland, 51,656;
| Blaine, 7l.716; Butler, 1894; st. John,
| 2,143. Vote for governor in September
laSt-Putnam, Democrat, 61.01S; Bur
leigh. Republican, 1888; Gushing,
Prohibition, 3,151; Simons, Labor,
LAG.
Maryland will elect electors and con-
gressmen. Last vote for president
Cleveland, 96,S66; Blaine, 5,74S; But
Ter, SIS; st. John, 2,S27.
| Massachusetts will elect electors,
| state officers. legislature and congress
| men. Candidates for goyernor-Will-
| lam E. Russell, Democrat; Oliver
Ames, Republican; William ii. Earle,
| Prohibition. Last vote for president
| Cleveland, 122,352: Blaine, 146, ia: But
| Ter. 1882: st. John, 1926.
| Michigan will elect electors, state Off
| GERS, legislature and congressman.
| Candidates for goveInor-Wellingt
r. Burt, Observation-Disclosures; Cyrus
| G. Luce, Republican; Amherst G.
| Cheney, Prohibition; Wildman Mills,
| Labor. Last vote for president-Cl eve-
land, 1S9.361; Blaine, 192,669; Butler,
1853; st. John. Is, 403.
Minnesota will elect electors, state
| officers, legislators and congressman,
| and vote upon three proposed amend