The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-10-30
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Elections will occur next Tuesday in
eleven States, as follows:
Colorado will elect supreme Judge.
Candidates: Luther NJ. Goddard Demo-
crat; Joseph C. Helm, Republican.
Vote of the State for president in 1888:
Cleveland, 37,345; Harrison, 5O,S91.
Iowa will elect governor and other
State officers and legislature. Candi-
dates for governor: Horace Boles,
Democrat; Hiram c.. Wheeler, Republi-
can; Isaac T. Gibson, Prohibitionist; A.
j. Westfall, Peoples. Vote of the State
for president in 1888: Cleveland, 1887
Harrison, 2l1,5OS. Gov. Boles was
elected in 1889 by a vote of $50, ,12O to
1886 for the Republican candidate,
1862 for the Prohibitionist, and 5773 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. The first
amendment empowers the Governor to
disapprove separate items in appropria-
ton bills, the second restricts the ex-
emption of corporations from taxation,
the third provides for uniformity of
taxation, the fourth relates to the cleo
ton ofecOunty commissioners, the fifth
authorizes the sale of the State inter-
est in all the works of internal improve
ment, and the sixth empowers the legis-
lature to provide for the taxation of
mortgages, if such taxation is imposed
in the county or city where mortgaged
property is situated. Candidates for
Governor: Frank Brown, Democrat;
William j. Vannort, Republican; Edwin
Higgins, Prohibitionist Vote of State
for president in 1888: Cleveland, 1O6, 1858;
Harrison, 99,9S6.
Massachusetts will elect Governor and
other State officers and legislature and
vote upon two proposed amendments to
the Constitution of the State, one of
which relates to the qualifications of
voters for general offices and the other
makes majority of members a quorum
in each branch of the legislature. Candi-
dates for Governor: William E. Russell,
Democrat; Charles H. Allen, Republican;
Charles E. Kimball, Prohibitionist;
Henry w. Robinson, Socialist Labor;
Henry Winn, Peoples. Vote of the
State for President in 1888: Cleveland
151, ,Sj8; Harrison, 1882. Governor
Russell was elected in 1890 by vote of
14O,5O7 to 131, ,454 for Brackett, Republi-
can, and 13, ,jj4 for the Prohibition can
didate.
Mississippi will elect three railroad
commissioners and legislature.
Nebraska will elect an associate JUS
tice of the supreme court and two
regents of the State University. Candi-
dates for Associate Justice: Joseph w.
Edgerton, Independent; indorsed by the
Democrats; Alfred NJ. Post, Republican;
r. w. Richardson, Prohibitionist. Vote
of the State for President in 1888: Cleve-
land, 80,552; Harrison, 10S, ,425; Fisk,
Prohibitionist, 9429; Streeter, Labor Re-
form, 1926.
New Jersey will elect part of the SEN
ate and the Assembly.
New York will elect Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral, Engineer and Surveyor, the Senate,
the Assembly, 10 Justices of the Su-
preme Court, and Representatives in
Congress from the second, tenth,
twelfth and twenty-second districts to
fill vacancies. Candidates for Governor
Roswell P. Flower, Democrat; Jacob
Sloat Fassett, Republican; Joseph W.
Bruce, Prohibitionist Daniel De Leon,
Socialist Labor. Vote of the State for
President in 1888: Cleveland, G35, ,935 /:
Harrison, 65O,39s; Prohibition, 30, ,23O;
Union Labor, 625. Vote for Governor
in 1888: Hill, Democrat, CSC, ,464; Miller,
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