Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

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OREGON.
Oregon will choose only presidential electors.
ossi 5 denosratic Vote Vote s. sl9
Democratic Gls majority. =! 5 l lSs
lsss-FOr President Harrison ...........$ 30 s9l
Republican plurality 80. 8, 100
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania will elect presidential electors,
Congressman. justice of the supreme court and
legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. Candidates for justice: Christopher
Heydrlck. democrat; John Dean republican;
Coler b. McCombs, peoples; Amos Briggs, pro-
hibitionist. The vote of the state in recent
elections has been:
,sss President RsS ass 30 5ss s!? 81
1891. Auditor $50. 35e. Al Ala. $50 ... 1871
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island will elect presidential electors
and Congressman and decide whether loan to
raise money for the erection of a new state
house shall be authorized. The vote Of the
state in recent elections has been:
1882 Ssy:IsS; l lSss 5 s
, 1892. Governor &c. %. 100 274c6 1S6 1850
SOUTH CAROLINA.
South Carolina will elect presidential electors,
Congressman governor and other state officers
| and legislature. Candidates for governor:
John c. Sheppard democrat; Benjamin R. Till
man. alliance democrat. The vote Of the state
| in recent elections has been:
1883. President, d Re% Al: Dem - k sBs
1850. .aovsrnor :::i4sSs 59.i59 !' ' 20"
SOUTH DAKoTA.
South Dakota will elect presidential electors.
Congressman governor and other state officers
and legislature. Candidates for governor: Peter
COuchman, democrat; c. H. Sheldon, republi-
can; Abraham l.. Van Osdel, peoples. The vote
of the state in recent elections has been:
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TENNESSEE.
Tennessee will elect presidential electors, Con-
gressmen. governor and legislature, which will
elect United States Senator. Candidates for
governor: Peter Turney, democrat; George W.
Winsted, republican,: John P. Buchanan, indie
pendent democrat; Edward II. East, prohibit
ZIONIST. The vote Of the state in recent cleo
| tiOns has been:
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TEXAS.
Texas will elect presidential electors, Con-
gressmen, governor and other state officers and
legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. Candidates for governor: James s.
Hogg. democrat; George Clark, independent
democrat, indorsed by republicans; Andrew J.
Houston, lilly white" republican: Thomas L.
Nugent, peoples; Rufus c. Burleson, prohibit
ZIONIST The vote Of the state in recent cleo
tons has been:
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VERMONT.
Vermont will elect presidential electors. Re-
cent votes have been:
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Virginia will elect presidential electors and
Congressman. The vote Of the state in recent
years has been:
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WASHINGTON.
Washington will elect presidential electors,
Congressman, governor and other state
officers aud legislature, which will elect
United States Senator. The people will also
vote upon proposed amendment to the con-
stitution raising the constitutional limit Of the
state Indebtedness. Candidates for governor:
Henry J. Snively, democrat; John H. McGraw,
republican; c. W. Young. peoples; Roger s.
Greene, prohibitionist. Recent votes have
been:
1853 1853 e GSnsIsss&:S 81 $ 81 81 ass
WEST VIRGINIA.
West Virginia will elect presidential electors,
Congressman, governor and other state officers
and legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. Candidates for governor: William A.
McCorkle, democrat; Thomas E. Davis, repub-
lican; James Bassell, peoples; Frank Burt, pro-
hibitionist
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Democratic plurality. s. 1877
RemSeratic plurality iiy:: a
Iotal vote. los. 3O9
Republican vote in 1890 was 1877 less than in 1883
Total vote in 1890 was . 900 less than in 1855.
1855. . '0' ''0'' 'NAn l"
WISCONSIN.
Wisconsin will elect presidential electors,
Congressman, governor and other state off,
GERS and Legislature. which will elect United
States Senator. 1t will also vote upon a pro-
posed amendment to the constitution Of the
state prohibiting special legislation for city
charters, leaving such to be granted under the
general law. Candidates for governor: George
w. Peck. democrat; John c. Spooner repub-
iican: c. NJ. Butt, peoples; Thomas c. Rich
mond, prohibitionist.
s9o-aovernOr-Hoard. rep................1 32. o6s
bemocrssic plurality. q: Me-. :s:sS
Total vote commandments 800 l49
lsss-Presidens-H .l76. h53
Republican plurality 80. u, :fsi
TOTAL vote ....................:}5 4, ga
Democratic vote In 1880 B. iG more than in ls,3S
Iotai vote in 1880 was 30. 465 less than in 1883
WYOMING.
Wyoming will elect presidential electors. one
Congressman, governor, judge of the supreme
court and legislature. which will elect q United
States Senator. Candidates for governor: John
Z. Osborne, democrat and peoples; Edward
lvinson. republican,; D. NJ. Prendergast, pro-
hibitionist. The vote Of the state in recent
| years has been:
lSsU-Governor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q lS3 S810
DEhocRArIC HOPES IN THE LIaHr OF 1890
good many democrats, while not caring to
talk much about it lest their judgment be ques-
toned, seriously expect that Illinois may 90
democratic on Tuesday. This hope 10 not based
entirely upon the election Of go but il certainly
would not be INDUCED at all il the dsmocfatic
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