The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-29
nnn NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
c.reraI Offices TO be Filled in Eleven
States.
From the NeU York Times.

from the NeW York Times.
Elections are to be held on Tuesday, Nov.
in eleven states, as follows:
colorado will elect supreme Judge. Can
,;1stas. Luther II. Goddard, democrat;
1osaph c. Helm. republican. Vote of the
Ito for President in 1889; Cleveland. 81
IA. Harrison, 50,S3l.
Iva will elect a governor and other state
,,sicers and legislature. Candidates for gov
,,or. Horace Boies, democrat; Hiram G.
9,ii1,ler. republican; Isaac T. Gibson, pro-
.i5uist; A. j. Westfall, peoples. Vote
- IN. state for President i'll 1898: Cleve-
Ina 119. ST.: Harrison, 21l sos. Gov. Boies
rs elected in 1859 by vote OF $50. 100, 20
r-S $50 for the republican candidate, 1859
for the prohibitionist, and 5,71S for the
labor nomlaee:
s,are officers and legislature, aud vote upon
siv proposed amendments to the constitu-
,;on of the state. The first amendment en-
covers the governor TO disapprove separate
Toms in appropriation bills, the second re-
strjcts the exemption Of corporations from
taxation. the third provides the uniformity
n. taxation, the fourth relates to the cleo
t,ou OF county commissioners, the fifth
ontborizes the sale of the states interest in
ali the works of internal improvement. and
the sixth empowers the legislature to pro-
vide for the tsxation Of mortgages, IL such
taxation is imposed, in the county or city
where the mortgaged property is situated.
Candidates for governor: Frank Brown
democrat, William j. Vannort republican,
Edwin Higgins prohibinonist. Vote Of
the state for President in 1888; Cleveland
LOG. l6S, Harrison 20, 1856.
Massachusetts, will elect governor and
other state officers and legislature, and vote
upon two proposed amendments to the con-
stitution of the state, one OF which relates
n the qualifications Of voters for general
officers and the other makes a majority of
members "A quorum in each branch of the
legislature. Candidates for 2vernor: Will
liam f. Russell, democrat; Charles H. Al
len. republican; Charles E. Kimball, prohi-
hittopist; Henry w. Robinson, socialist la
Dor: Henry VIM, peoples Vote of the
state for President in 1888: cleveland, l5l,-
SIS: Harrison, 18S. 1872. Gov. Russell was
elected in 1890 by vote of l40,501 to 49,
4j4 for Bracket, republican and ID ,554 for
the prohibition candidate.
Mississippi will elect three railroad COM
missoners and legi slature.
Nebraska will elect al associate justice of
the supreme court and two regents of the
state university. Candidates for associate
Justice Joseph ". Edgerton, Independent.
iudorsed by the democrats; Alfred VI. Post,
republican: R. w. Richardson, prohibition
Cleveland so, 552; Harrison, los, 425; Fisk,
prohibitionist, 9,429; Srreeter, labor re
form, 4, 226.
New Jersey will elect part of the Senate
and the Assembly.
New York will elect governor, lieutenant
governor, secretary OF state, controller,
treasurer, attorney general, engineer and
surveyor, the Senate, the Assembly, ten
justices of the supreme court, and repre-
sentatives in congress from the Second,
Tenth Twelfth and Twenty-second districts
TO fill vacancies. Candidates for governor:
Roswell p. Fower, democrat Jacob Sloat
Fsssett, republican,; Joseph w. Bruce, pro-
hlbitionist Daniel DeLeon, socialist labor.
Vote of the state for President in 1888:
Cleveland, 695. 965; Harrison, $50, 1888; pro-
hibitlon, &c, 23l union labor, 626 Vote for
governor in 1888: Hill, democrat, $50, 464 !;
HITLER, republican, 63l ,2S3: Jones, prohibl-
ZIONIST, 80 ,2l5; Hall, socialist labor. 3,34S.
Ohio will elect governor and other state
officers and legislature, ard vote upon q
proposed amendment to the constitution
providing for uniformity of taxation, and
upon the question Of holding convention
10 revise ire constitution of the state. Can
ddates for governor: James T. Campbell,
democrat; William Mckinley, Jr., republic
can: John j. Ashenhurst, prohlbitionist;
John Seitz, farmers alliance. Vote Of the
state for President in 1855: Cleveland.
$40, 400: harrison, 4lo,O1h VoV. CamppeiI
was elected in 1899 by 3T9, 423 votes to $685.
55l for Foraker, republican; 26 ,504 for the
prohibition candidate, and ,04S for union
labor nominee.
Pennsylvania will elect a treasurer and
auditor general, and vote whether consti-
tutional convention shall be held, and elect
4 delegates to the same. Candidates for state
treasurer; A. l.. 1Ilden, democrat; David
i McMurtrie Gregg, republican; George
81 Dravton. prohibitionist. Vote Of the state
81 for President IN 1855 Cleveland, 446, 633
q Harrison. 526,09l. Vote for governor in
$780, Pattison, democrat, 46i, 2J9; Della
mater, republican, 1865; Gill, prohibi.
uo0ist, l6,10S..
Virginia will elect one half its Senate
aud its House OF Delegates.