The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-10-31
The November Elections.

Elections are to be held on Tuesday, No
vember 3, in eleven states as follows:
Colorado will elect supreme judge. Can
didates: Luther NJ Goddard, Democrats
Joseph C. Helm, Republican. Vote Of the
State for President in 1888: Cleveland, b.
345; Harrison, 50,S3l.
Iowa will elect Governor and other state
officers and Legislature. Candidates tor
Governor: Horace Boies, Democrat; Hiram
C. Wheeler, Republican; Isaac L. Gibson,
Prohibitionist; A J. Westtall, Peoples.
Vote of the state for President in 1855:
Cleveland, 179, S77; Harrison, I'll sos. Gov,
ernor Boies was elected in 1889 by vote of
$50, I20 to l73, 500 for the Republican candi-
date, l, 362 for the Prohibitionist and 5,7I5
for the Labor nominee.
MARYLAND will elect Governor and other
state officers and Legislature and vote upon
six proposed amendments to the constitution
of the state. Candidates for Governor
Frank Brown, Democrat; William J. Van
mort, Republican; Edwin Higgins, Prohibi-
ZIONIST. Vote of the State for President in
1888: Cleveland, LOG, 1G8; Harrison, 80, 1856.
Massachusetts will elect Governor and other
state officers and Legislature and vote upon
two proposed amendments to the constitution
of the state. Candidates for Governor:
William L. Russell, Democrat; Charles II,
Allen, Republican; Charles L. Kimball Pro-
hibitionist; Henry W. Robinson. Socialist
Labor: Henry VIM, Peoples. Vote of the
state for President in 1888: Cleveland, ISL,
85S: Harrison, 1873, S92. Governor Russell
was elected in 1890 by vote of l40,507 to
13I, 454 for Bracket, Republican, and 49,
554 for the Prohibition candidate.
Mississippi Will elect three railroad COM
missioners and Legislature.
Nebraska will elect an associate justice Of
tho Gnurt and rppepts Ot the
State University. Candidates for associate
Justice: Joseph W. Edgerton, Independent,
Endorsed by the Democrats; Alfred NJ. Post,
Republican,; K. W. Richardson, Prohibition
ist. Vote of the state for President in 1888:
Cleveland, 1882; Harrison, los, 425; Fisk,
Prohibitionist, 9, 429; Streeter, Labor Reform,
| 1926.
New Jersey will elect part of the Senate
and the Assembly.
/ New York will elect Governor, Lieutenant
| Governor, secretary of state, comptroller,
treasurer, attorney general, engineer and sur
veyor, the Senate, the Assembly, ten justices
of the Supreme Court, and Representatives
/ in Congress from the second, tenth, twelfth
| and twenty-second districts TO fill vacancies.
I Candidates for Governor, Roswell P. Flower,
/ Democrat; Jacob Sloat Fassett, Republican,;
/ Joseph W. Bruce, Prohibitionst; Daniel de
/ Leon, Socialist Labor Vote of the state for
! President in 1883: Cleveland, 635, 965;
Harrison, $50, 33S; Prohibition, &c, 23l; Union
| Labor, GIG. Vote for Governor in 1888:
| Hill, Democrat, 650, 464; Miller, Republican,
G3l ,2S3; Jones, Prohibitionist, 30,2l5; Hall,
/ Socialist Labor, 3,34S.
Ohio will elect Governor and other state
officers and Legislature and vote upon pro-
posed amendment to the constitution provid
/ ing for uniformity Of taxation, and upon the
/ question of holding convention to revise
| the constitution of the State. Candidates for
! Governor, James E. Campbell Democrat;
William Mckinley, Jr., Republican; John j.
| Ashenhurst, Prohibitionist; John Seitz, Farm
ers' Alliance. Vote of the state for President
in 1888: Cleveland, 1896, AS; Harrison,
4l6,054. Governor Campbell was elected in
/ 1889 by $40, 423 votes to 3GS, 551 for Foraker,
! Republican, 26, 504 for the Prohibition candi-
/ date and 1,OIS for Union Labor nominee.
Pennsylvania will elect treasurer and audi
| tor general and vote whether constitutional
convention shall be held and elect delegates
/ to the same. Candidates for state treasurer:
/ A. l.. Tilden, Democrat; David McMurtrie
Gregg, Republican; George Drayton, Prohi-
| bitionist Vote of the State for President in
/ 1888: Cleveland, 446, G33; Harrison, 52G,
/ COS Vote for Governor in 1890. Pattison,
! Democrat, 4G4, 209; Delama;er, Republican,
Az ,G55; Gill, Prohibitionist, 1G, los.
/ Virginia will elect one-half its Senate and
/ its House of Delegates.