New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07
THE NOVEMBER TICKETS.


MEN TO Re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOVERNORS TO BE cHosEN-NEw LEO
IsbATUREs IN MANY srATEs-THE
STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL
CANDIDATES
Below will BIZ found the four Presidential,
tickets ip the fields and also list of the
State and Congressional candidates 10 be voted
for throughout the country tomorrow.
Presidential electors will he chosen tomorrow
in the forty-four States The Presidential tick
cts are as follows:
REPUBLICAN.
For President To-. benjamin Harrison. OF In
Vioe-President, whitelaw Reid. of New-York
DEMOCRATIC.
For President tb). Grover Cleveland. OF New
ce-President! Adlai L, Stevenson, Of Illinois
PEOPLES PARTY.
For President. James r. Weaver, Of Iowa.
Vice President, James g. t1eid, OF virginia.
PRoHIBITION1sT.
For President. John Bidwel. q California.
Vice-President, James B. Cranfll, of Texas.
ls-RenSSm 1.I"H,
Forty-one States will elect 34S members OF the
Lid Congress. Maine elected four Republican
members In September Oregon two in June and
Vermont two in September A few vacancies In
the present House will also be filled. The present
liouseA is composed Of eighty-eight Republicans,
235 Democrats and nine Farmers Alliance men.
Governors will be chosen in Alabama. Arkansas,
Colorado Connecticut. Florida. Georgia. idaho,
Illinois, Indiana Kansas. ssnchusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Missouri. Montana. Nebraska. New
Hampshire New-Jeney, North Caro- ina North
Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Vermont, West Virginia. Wisconsin and
Wyoming Alabama. Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Maine Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont have
elected their State officers and Legislatures.
Legislatures will be elected in California. Con
necticut Delaware Idaho, Indiana, Kansas. Mas
sachusetts Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon
tana, Nebraska Nevada, New-Jersey. New-lOrk,
North Dakota. Pennsylvania, South Dakota,
Tennessee Texas, West Virginia. Wash
ington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. These
twenty-four Legislatures will elect successors to
sixteen Republican and eight Democratic United
States Senators. Maine elected Legislature in
September which will elect Republican Senator.
The new Rhode Island Legislature, chosen In April,
has reelected Senator Aldrich Rep Florida
elected Democratic Legislature in October and
Vermont Republican Legislature in September
Both will elect Senators. Legislatures will DE
North Carolina and South Carolina. bat they will
not elect Senators.
Proposed constitutional amendments will be
voted upon in several States. California will vote
upon iiv" proposed amendments to tho COnstitu-
ton extending the biennial sessions of the Le9s-
lature To loo days authorizing the extension Of
State, county and district bonds from twenty TO
forty years: increasing tho salary Of the Lieu
tenant-tiovern0r TO $4,000 year with mileage;
limiting appropriations bills except the General
Appropriation bill and the Deficiency bill ~
single item and empowering the Governor "a veto
specific item in the Deficiency BILL and pro
viding for the chartering Of a town containing
not less than $500 inhabitants citizens. The
people will also vote upon four acts OF the Legs-
lature. The first, sustains their will upon the
subject of the election OF United States Senators
by direct vote Of the people, and the other
authorizes a fund for the erection of depot in
San Francisco, the cost not to exceed $500, 600.
The third seeks TO ascertain the will Of the peo-
pie on the subject of requiring an educational
qualification for voters, and the fourth provides
for refunding the State debt. Illinois will vote
upon a proposed amendment 10 the Constitution
which gives the legislature power TO propose
amendments 70 two articles OF the Constitution
At the same session. Minnesota will vote on two
proposed amendments 70 the Constitution. The
first amendment proposes special le2lslatlon TOT
counties, cities and villages. The second provides
for a tax upon the gross earnings of railroad,
express and insurance companies doing business III
the State, and upon the products OF mines. In
Montana the voters will also decide upon tile
permanent location Of the State Capitol. pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution relating TO
the terms Of county commissioners viii also be-
voted upon In Nebraska two constitutional
amendments will be voted upon, one creating a
BOARD Of Railroad Commissioners and the other
relating 10 the investment Of the school fund
New York will vote upon three amendments.
Ore relates to the transfer from the Legislature
70 the courts Of the power to settle contested cleo
ZION cas7s. Another ar.sndment concerns the in
creas. Of the number OF Supreme Court Judges by
ten, and still another proposes the sale Of the salt
works in Onondaga County, belonging TO the
State Washington will vote upon proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution raising the Con-
stituiional limit OF the States Indebtedness WIS
consin will vote upon proposed amendment u
tie Constitution proposing special legislation Tor
city charters Rhode Island Will decide whether
a loan to raise money to build new State House
shall be authorized