New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
WHAT THE ELECTIONS ARE FOR.

States IS States viii elect 3ls members of Congress,
20 states will elect Governors, States Will elect
minor state officers but not Governors Is States VIII
elect members Of the Legislature, and 8 Territories
will elect delegates Congress New Hampshire will
elect delegates to State Constitutional Convention,
Illinois will vote upon a proposed State Banking Law
and Nevada and Virginia will vote upon the question
nj calling a Constitutional Convention. In Colorado.
Kansas, Nevada. New-York North Carolina and West
virginia proposed amendments TO the state Constitu
tons win be voted upon. Seven members OF Con-
cress, all Republicans, have already been chosen In
Maine, Oregon and Vermont, and these States will
vote only for Electors to-day The several Pres-
hcntial tickets given below:
REPUBLICAN.
For President . BENJAMIN Harrison. Of Indiana.
Vice President Levi Parsons Morton. OF New-York
DEMOCRATIC.
For President Grover Cleveland. Of the District Of
Vice President. Allen G. Thurman. OF Ohio
PROHIBITION.
Scr President Clinton Fisk Of Of N My.cna,
UNITED LABOR.
For President Robert H. Gowdrey; Of Illinois
Vice President. w. Ii. 7. Wakefield OF Kansas
UNION LABOR
TOR President . Alison j. Streeter. of Illinois
PRESIDENT Charles L. Cunningham, OF Arkansas
EQUAL RIGHTS
FIR President Mrs Belva Ann Lockwood. Of the Dis
Vice President Charles Stuart Wells Of NewforK'
AMERICAN PARTY.
For President James LangaOn Curtis Of csSrnS
INDUSTRIAL REFORM.
for President . Albert l. Redstone. of California
Vice President John Coivin. Of Kansas
Congressman will be elected in all the States except
Name Oregon and Vermont. The nineteen States
which will elect Governors and other state Officials
are marked with an below. but it should be noted
hat while Tennessee elects Governor no minor state
officers will be chosen the five States which will elect
minor state officers but not Governors are marked with
b: and the twenty FIVE States which will elect mem
ters of the Legislature arc marked with
bcCalifornia. acNebIaska.
scconnecucut aeNew; hampshire.
delaware. eNew-Jssfssy'
scIlorida ac,SeM1 SaHcona
acIndiana. bOhO.
bcIowa beIennsy li
scMassschusetss aeTennesSee
seMlSnesoia acWest Virginia,
scMissouri, ac"isconsin'
In Colorado several amendments TO Article NJ OF 'ne
State Constitution will be voted upon. These relale
entirely TO the contracting of debts or loans by the
State and counties. In Kansas TWO proposeo Ooh
sttuional amendments will be voted upon Ohe
strikes the word white" from the clause relating 10
the militia and the other the purchase, en-
joyment and descent of property. Il Nevada The
ouesu IN of calling a Constitutional Convention Will De
voted upon, and also four amendments, as foiio"s'
~ DISTINGUISHING gamiss and poly gamists anu those
who teach bisamy OF polygamy; (2l authorizing 'ne
Legislature incorporate lottery; 90 authorizing
the Legislature TO increase diminish, consolidate or
abolish certain county Off :es and "a providing that
women shall be eligible the offices of superintendent
of Public Schools and school Trustee In North caro-
lima there is an amendment which increases the num-
Der of Supreme Court Judges. There are three amend
1nents IN West Virginia, as follows; tD fipMoi'iIe
the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors; W
relating 10 trials by jury and 81 limiting the legis-
lative sessions sixty days, unless extended by
concurrent vote of twothrds of the members elected
to each house.
In New-York the proposed Constitutional amend
ment adds the following 10 section 6 of article VI;
Whenever and as often as there shah be an accu,
mutation Of causes on the calendar OF the court on
Appeals that the public interests require more speedy
disposition thereof the said court may certify snch ias
the Governor, who shall theieup0n designate seven
Justices of the supreme Court ~ act as AsSOcIats
Judges for the time being of the Court of Appeals, and
10 form second division of said court and who shan
at the time OF The making Of such certificate are
determined or the Judges Of said court elected as
are substantially disposed OF, and on receiving sucI
division dissolved and the designation OF Justices 70
serve thereon shall thereupOn expire lie sccOnu
srtusd shall be competent TO determine any causes
on said calendar which may be assigned 10 such
serve in the Court Of Appeals and that court may at
any before Judgment direct any OF me causes 50
decision The rules of practice in both divisions shall
be the same Five members Oh a Lac sscond svsiop
and the concurrence OF four shau De necessary 70 a
decision. The Judges composing sAu stcoH uiNlSon
snail appoint from their number Chief Judge OF
such division, and the Governor may from time 10
time when in his Judgment the public interests may
require change the designation OF any Justice OF the
Supreme Court 10 serve in such division and may M
apy vacancy occurring therein by designating any
Justice of the Supreme Court 10 fill such vacancy
Said second division mH appoint and remove ci1er
and such attendants may be necessary The judges
composing said second division shall not during the
time of their service therein exercise any OF the fnc
tions of Justices the Supreme Court nor receive any
salary or compensation as such Justices but IN ieu
thereof shall. during such term OF service, receive
tfnu Tho
The Court of Appeals. They shall have power 10 ap
point the times and places OF Their sessions, Winnn
NJ AnnesIs shall be the Clerk and Reporter Of SAID
second division.
The official vote for President in 1884 and the
nraI,ties in each State are given below The figures
MN 10 usefrl on and after Election Day