The true northerner., 1894-05-04

following summary no detailed mem
tion is made of the congressional ell O.
tions, but these take place in all the
States on November 6. The Senator'S
whose terms expire Ma ch 4, 1895, are:
John T. Morgan, of Alabama; James II.
Berry, OF Arkansas; Edward o. Wolcott, of
George L. shoup, Of Idaho; Shelby NJ. Cuiiom,
of illinois,; James L. Wilson, Of Iowa; John
Martin. OF Kansas; VIM. Lindsay; of Kentucky;
DOnelson Caffery, of Louisiana; VIM. p. Frye,
of Maine; George f. Hoar, of Massschus tits;
James Mcmillan, of Michigan; James Nc
Lautin, of Mississippi Thomas c: Power. OF
William Il. Chandler of New Hampshire; John
r MCPHERSON, of New Jersey: Nj. w. Ransom,
of North Carolina; Joseph n. Dolph Of Oregon:
Nathan Il. Dixon, OF Rhode Island; Matthew
q. Butler, of South Carolina; Richard +. Pet
tigrew, OF South Dakota; Isham G.. Harris, of
Richard foke OF Ts1as WEPps
Virginia; Joseph NJ. Carey, of Wyoming.
In addition to these, vacancies for the
tormS ending in 1896 are to be filed by
the Le islatures OF Wyoming, Mon
tana, and Washington. Iowa has al
really elected Congressman Gear to
succeed Senator Wilson. Virginia has
elected Col. Martin to fill the place of
Eppa Hunton. Kentucky has chosen
Senator Lindsay TO succeed himself
Tie Legislat ne of Louisiana will also
have the naming Of the succe ssor to
Judge White. senator Walthall will
resume the Senatorship in 1895. So,
on thewhole, the State legislative con-
tests will perhaps be of most impor-
tance.
Summary OF the Situation.
New Hampshire is one OF the Eastern
States I'm which the Gght for both Senat
raj and Gu ubernatorial honors has already
begun. and it will attract national attea-
tion. Ex- Senator Blair has entered the
field for the seat now occupied by Senator
William + Chandler. and Charles ii. Burns
is close third for the samo holor. New
Hampshire votes en- Nov. 6, as do all the
rest of the Stat s that have elections
In New York both parties are repairing
for an aggressive contest 1t Is more than
likely that Gov. Flower will secure re-
nomination. The Republicans are already
looking about for Gubernatorial timber.
and among those talked OF are Elihu Root.
Cornelius Bliss, Mayor schieren of Brook
lyn. Judge Gayno-, and possibly ex-Vice
President Levi =. Morton
Vermont votes Sept. 4, and elects its
State and county officers and Legislature.
AS yet the sentiment of the State as TO
nominees has taken no definite shape, al
though Gov. Fuller Will probably secure a
denomination.
Connecticut always votes twice in the
fall. Its town elections take place in
Octoter and It's State elections In Novem-
ber. All the State officers are to be
chosen.
Senator Higgins Will have to contend
for recollection in Delaware His State
votes for Governor two-thirds OF the
State Senate, the entire Assembly, and for
all tho principal county officials.
Maine has its State election on Sept 10.
II will elect an entire State ticket and a
Legislature, which will choose a successor
co Senator Frye.
Pennsylvania elects one-half its State
Senate, its entire lower house. Governor.
Lieutenant Governor Secretary OF Inter-
nal Affairs. and an Auditor General
Massachusetts, elects Its State officers
and a legislature TO choose a successor to
Senator Hoar.
Ohio votes only for Secretary OF State,
minor State officer, and for Congressman.
The South.
In the South the battle royal Is being
fought out I'm Georgia, which does not vote
until Oct 3. but as a Senator IL Co be
chosen the contest Is already rather warm.
The asplrants for the Senate are Governor
William j. Northen, A. o. Bacon OF Macon.
and E.emiDg @. Du Dgnon OF Savannah.