The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-06-26

1nexpIred term of Senator White, ap-
nointed Justice Supreme Court. He
Till serve until 1897, his successor be-
ing elected in 1896. April 10, 1894, II.
w Ogden was elected Congressman
from the 4th District to succeed N. Q.
Blanchard appointed Senator by Gov.
Foster.
Governor, term two years, to succeed
Henry B. Cleaves, Rep.
Also a Legislature, which will have
the choosing of a successor to y. 5
Senator William P. Frye. Rep, whose
expires March 4, 1895. On Sept
10. the Congressional election will be
held, at which four Representatives
will be chosen.
MARYLAND, Nov. g..
Six members of Congress only.
MASSACHUSETTS, Nov. 6,
Governor, term one year, to succeed
Frederick T. Greenhalge, Rep.
Lieutenant Governor, one year, to
succeed Roger Wolcott, Rep.
Secretary of State, one year, to sue
ceed William M. DIN, Rap.
Treasurer, n year, to succeed IL.
M. Phillips, Rep.
Auditor. one year, to succeed ]. W.
Kimball, Rep.
Attorney General, one year, to sue
coed Hosea M. Knowlton, Rep.
Seven members of the Executive
Council, which at present consists of 6
r republicans and 1 Democrat; a State
Senate of As members which at present
consists of SO Republicans and 2 Demo
Gratis, and a House of Representatives,
composed at present of 1873 Republicans
and 81 Democrats, and 13 Congressman.
The present representation is 9 Repub-
licans and 4 Democrats. The new Leg,
islature will elect a United States SEN
ator to succeed George F. Hoar, Rep,
whose term expires March 4, 1895. Sen
ator Lodges term does not expire until
1899. County officers will be chosen
MICHIGAN, Nov. 6.
Governor, term two years, to succeed
John T. Rich, Rep.
Lieutenant Governor, two years, to
succeed J. W. Giddings, Rep.
Secretary of State. two years, to
succeed Washington Gardner, Rep.
Treasurer two years, to succeed j,
M. Wilkinson, Rep.
Auditor, two years, to succeed S, w.
Turner, Rep.
Attorney General, two years, to sue
ceed A. A. Ellis, Dem.
Land Commissioner, two years, to
succeed William A. French, Rep.
Superintendent Public Instructicn n,
two years, to succeed II r Pattingill,
Rep.
Member State Board of Education, to
succeed E. A. Wilson, Rep.
Twelve Congressman. A ne " Legis
lature, which will have the choosing of
two United States Senators-one to
succeed James Mcmillan, Rep, whose
term expires March 4, 1895; the other
to succeed the late Francis B. Stock
bridge, Rep. The vacancy created by
the death of the latter is filled at pres,
ent by John Patton, Jr., by appoint
ment. Senator Stockbridge's term
would have expired in 1899.
MINNESOTA, Nov. 6.
Governor, termtwo years, to succeed
Knute Nelson, Rep.
Lieutenant Governor, two years, to
succeed D. M. Clough, Rep.
Secretary of State, two years, to sue
coed f. p. Brown, Rep.
Treasurer, two years, to succeed j.
Bobleter, Rep.
Auditor, four years, to succeed A.
Biermann, Dem.
Chief Justice Supreme Court, Elk
years, to succeed James Gilfllan, Rep.
Associate Justice Supreme Court, six
years, to succeed L. w. Collins, Rep.
Clerk of Supreme Court, four years,
to succeed @. P. Holcomb, Rep.
Also a Legislature which will choose
a successor to United States Senator
VT TnnhhV1 Dl@ -l~-~ A@--
expires March 4, 1895. Also seven
Congressman.
MISSISSIPPI, Nov. 6.
There will be no election except for
seven Congressman in Mississippi this
year. The first general election under
the Constitution of 1890 will be held in
November, 1895, when all State and
county officers and members of both
branches of the Legislature will be
chosen for four years. On Jan. 10,
1894, Senator Edward @. Walthall,
Dem, resigned, to take effect Jan. "a,
on account of i'll health. A. J. Nc
Laurin, Dem, was chosen to fill out
Ser ator Walthall's unexpired term,
which ends March 4, 1895. Senator
Walthall has been re elected for an.
other term, so that he will resume his
old seat on Senator McLaurin's retire
ment. The next Legislature will choose
a successor to James z. George, Dem. ,
in the United States Senate, whose
present term will not expire till March,
1899 The reason for the election Of
United States Senators from Missis
sippi 80 long before the expiration of
their terms is that the Legislature is
elected for four years and they are
chosen Immediately upon it's Assem-
bling.
MISSOURI, Nov. 6.
Supreme Court Judge, term ten
years.
Railroad Commissioner, six years.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.