Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-05
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Below will be found the names of
all the candidates for state officers to
be voted for in the several common
wealths which elect state officers No
vember S. The abbreviations used are
as follows: Rep, republican,; dem..
democratic; pro-, prohibitionist; peo.,
peoples, used uniformly for the new
party, whether known as peoples or
independent; sill, silver; l.. w. rep,
lily white republican; B. dem., boiling
democrat; sill. dem, silver democrat; G.
dem, Cleveland democrat; soc., social
ist. Two or more party designations
after the name of a candidate indicate
a fusion. AS will be observed, there is
more fusion this year than usual, espe-
cially among the democrats and, peo-
pies party in several of the western
states In others, us in Texas and in
Colorado, the democrats are indulging
in family rows which lend decided zest
to the campaign in those states, while
in Nevada numbers of old republicans
and democrats seem to have been alb
sorbed into the new silver party, which
is at war with both the old party Or
ganizations. In several of the south
ern states the republicans have put out
no tickets and will content themselves
with supporting the nominees of the
peoples party, representing the oppo-
sition to the democracy. Altogether
the situation is as complicated as any
one could wish-a fact that will add
greatly to the interest in the election
returns as they come in Tuesday even.
ing, November 8:
Colorado-For governor, Joseph G. Helm
rep. Davis II. Waite, peo.-sl dem; Joseph H
Maupin, c. dem
Connecticut-For governor, Samuel E. Mer
win, rep; Luzon B. Morris, dem; Edwin p
Augur, pro-, L. M Ripley, peo.
Idaho-For governor, William j. Mcconnell
rep: John NJ, Burke, DEM; Joseph A. Clark
pro-; Abraham j. Crook peo.
Illinois-For governor, Joseph w. Fifer, rep
John p. Altgeld, dem.; Robert r. Link, pro-
Nathan NJ Barnett, peo
Indlana-For governor, Ira j. Chase rep
| Claude Matthews, dem; Aaron Worth, pro-
| Leroy Templeton, peo.
Iowa-For secretary of state, w. M McFar
| land rep: ]. II. McConlogue, dem. S. III. Taft
pro-; E. ii. Gillette, peo.
| Kansas-For governor, A. w. Smith, rep.
| L. ID. Lemeiling, eo.dem.; J. o. Pickering
| pro.
| Kentucky-For judge court of appeals
| William III. Holt, rep: James II. Hazelregg
/
| dem.
Observation-Disclosures governor, William =
Halle, rep. William L. RUSSELL dem; Wolcot
Hamlin, pro. Henry Winn, peo; :. e. Putney
| SOC.
Mchigan-For governor, John Il. Rich, rep.
| Alien B. Morse, dem; John RUSSELL pro-
John w. Ewing, peo.
Minnesota-For governor, Knute Nelson
rep; Daniel w. Lawler, dem; W. j. Dear
pro-; Ignatius Donnelly, peo.
Missouri-For governor, William Warne
rep; William j. Stone, dem; John Sobiesk
pro-: Levcrett Leonard, peo.
Montana-F'or governor, John f. Richard
rep; II. Il. Collins, dem; j. M..Waters, pro
William Kennedy, peo.
Nebr,ska-For governor, Lorenzo Crouns
rep ]. Sterling Morton, dem; c. Il. Bentle,
pro Charles Ii, Van Wyck, poo.
Nevada-Justice supreme court O. H. Bel
nap dem .si United States senator. win NJ
be voted for directly, but the popular EXPIRE
sion in favor OF the Legislative ticket pluraltt
candidate will have its influence on the aotiC
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