Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-03

1HHSesS8S AOo@ys
Elections will be held today in eleven
states, viz: Massachusetts,, New York.
Ohio, Iowa. Colorado, Maryland. Alssis-
sippi, Nebraska, New Jersey. Pennsyl-
vania and Virginia.
Massachusetts will elect Governor and
o:her state officers and Legislature, and
vote upon two proposed amendments 70
the constitution Of the state, one OF
which relates to the qualifications OF
voters for general Offices and the other
makes a msjority OF members quorum
Ia each branch Of the Legislature Can
dates for governor William Il Russeil.
Democrat; Charles II. Allen. Rspubh-
ean hAries e kimball Prohibitionist )
Henry W. Robinson, Socialist Labor !;
Henry VIM, Peoples Vote OF the
state for President In 1855: Cleveland,
] 81 SIS; harrison, 1852 Gov Rus
sell was elected in 1880 oy vote OF I'D
567 to i3i 4J4 for Bracket. Republican
acd 10 ,:554 for Prohibition candidate
New York will elect Governor, Lieu
teaant Governor. Secretary OF state
mptroiIer, Treasurer, Attorney Gen /
Engineer and Surveyor, the senate. the
Assembly, ten Justices Of the supreme
Court and Representatives, in Congress
frofa the second. ienrh, Twelfth add
Twenty second Districts, to NIL vacan
cies. Candidates for Governor: Ros
cell r Flower, Democrat; Jacob Sloa'
Fassett. Republican; Joseph W. Bruce
Prohibitiouist; Daniel DE Leon. Social
lat Labor Vote of the State for Presi-
dent in 1888 Cleveland, 535 ,s65; Harri
son, $50 1856; Prohibition. 30,23l; Cnioc
Labor. G2s Vote for Governor In lsss
FIJI. Democrat. $50, 46i; Miller, Repab
Ncap. 62I, 2s3 f; Jones, Prohibit mist, 30
2I5: Dali, Socialist Labor 334s.
Ohio will elect Governor and othei
state officers and Legislature, and VOC
upon proposed amendment TO the con
s;itution providing for uniformity OF tax
alton. ana upon the question OF hold
ing "a convention TO revise the c0nstitu
tlon of the state Candidates for gov
emo. James f.. Campbell, Democrat
William VI. kinley. Jr. Republican
John J A-henhurst. Prohlbitioni.
John Seigz Farmer Alliance Vote Of
the state for president in lssS; Cleve
land, 1913, AS; H4rrrison 1864 Gov
Cam pbelI vas elected in 1889 by 379 u;
vote to 36s sol for Foraker Republican
267 504 for the Prohibition candidate
and l04s for Union Labor nominee.
Colorado will elect Supreme Judge
Candidates Luther NJ. Goddard, Dem
ocrat; Joseph C Helm, Republican
Vote Of the state for President in 1888
Cleveland, 81 345 Harrison, 50,s3l
Iowa will elect Governor and other
state officers and Legislature Candi
dates for Governor: Horace Boies, Dem
ocrat; Hiram c. Wheeler Republican
Isaac T. Gibson. Prohibitionist; A. }
Westfall Peoples Vote of the State
for President in 1888: Cleveland, l79,
81; Harrison, Oil sos Governor Boiei
was elected Ia 1889 by a vote OF $50, l2(
to - $50 for the Republican candidate
1862 for the Prohibitionist, and j,11.3
for the Labor nominee.
PENNSYLVANIA vii elect Treasurer and
Auditor General, and vote whether q
Con titutional Convention shall be held
aud elect delegates TO the same Caudi
dates for State treasurer: A. l.. Tilden
Democrat; David Nc Hurtrie Gregg
Republican; Geo Drayton, Probibi ion
ist Vote of the state for President il
1888; Cleveland 446, 633: Harrison, 526,
O9l Vote for Governor in 1890 Patti
son, Democrat. 1854 ,209; Delamater, Re
publican, 1850; Gill, Prohibltionist,
l6. lGS
Virginia will elect one half its Senate
and its House of Delegates
Mississippi will elect three Railroad
Commissioners and Legislature
Nebraska will elect an Associate jas
tice Of the Supreme Court and two Re
gents OF the State University. Candi
dates for Associate Judges: Joseph W
Edgerton, Independent Endorsed by the
Democrats; Alfred NJ Post, Republican
r. W. Richardson Prohibitionist Vote
of the state for President in 1888 Cleve
land, 80 ,j52; Harrison. los ,425; Fisk
Prohibitionist. 1929; Streeter, Labor
Reform. i226
New Jersey will elect part of the Sen
ate and the Assembly
Mary land will elect Governor and 9th
er states officers and Legislature anC
vote upon six proposed amendments to
the constitution of the state The firsI
amendment empowers the Governor to
disapprove separate items in approp ia
tion bills, the second restricts the ex'
emption Of corporations from taxation,
the third provides for uniformity Of tax
alton, the fourth rela es to the election
of county commi ssiOners, the fifth au
thorites the sale Of the state interest ii
all the works OF internal improve ment
and the sixth empowers the Legislature
to provide for the taxation Of mortgage
if 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
Pruhibitionist Vote Of the state for
President in ISIS; eveland, lC6, l6s
Harrison 1896