Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

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Kansas promises the nation a four
I cornered fight. with Mrs. Lease either
Ia the Pupulist or Republican ranks.
II Governor Leweillng Is nominated
1t Is doubtful II she will support her
Oue-time enthusiastic friend and her
now arch enemy. The fusion Demo-
Gratis have agreed to join with the Pop
ullsts- The staiwart Democrats have
decided 10 put "a state ticket into the
Held and the Republicans will name
some such men as Ady. Humphreys,
Funston or Case Frederick. The fus-
ionists may unite on Congressman
Harris. a Democrat, or on Governor
Lewelling. Thomas ]. Hudson, Jerry
Simpson or William Baker. As the
successor to Senator Martin, who now
nils out tile term OF the late Senator
Plumb, Is 10 be chosen by the legis-
laturc, ex-senator ingalls, viii un-
doubtedly take an active part in the
campaign. looking to an election as
senator next winter,
Kansas elects an entire state ticket,
the entire lower house, a portion Of
the state senate and county officers
every where.
eraska elects a legislature. which
will have Senator Manderson's success
or to choose. In addition the state
votes for governor lieutenant COVER
state, attorney general, commissioner
OF public lands and buildings. and
superintendent OF public instruction.
fowas legislature does not meet next
year. and the successor to Senator VIII
son has already been chosen in the
person OF Congressman Greer, The
state votes for secretary, auditor, rail-
road commissioner Judge and clerk
of the supreme court.
South Dakota elects all its state and
county officers. and legislature TO
choose a successor to Senator Richard
r. Petugrew.
North Dakota elects all state officers.
a Judge ~ the supreme court and all
county officers There will be no SEN
atorial vacancy next year.
Olhp votes only for secretary Of
state, minor state officers and for con-
gressmen. Its first congressional cleo
ton this year viii be that on May in
the Third district to choose a successor
TO the late congressman Houk.
Wyoming elects its state officers and
state senators for four years. Its as
semblymcn and county officers hold Of
flee two years. This year all these Of
fees will be iilled and the legislature
VIII elect a successor TO Senator Joseph
NJ. Caney and fll the vacancy in the
short term, which expires In 1893, the
governors appointce not having been
recognized. The legislative deadlock
which made this condition possible may
occur. as the candidates are as numer-
Gus as they We're two years ago.
Idaho has its state district and coun-
ty officers to elect and legislature
which viii choose the successor Senator
Shoup.
Senator Higgins will have 10 contend
for reelection in Delaware. His state
votes FOR governor, two-thirds OF the
state senate. the entire assembly. and
for all the principal county officials.
The leading Republican candidates
for governor and congressman are r..
c. Bradford and Or. II. r. Burton.
Mr.. Bradford Is one OF Delaware's
most famous lawyers, and Dr. Burton
has been prominent on the state eXecu-
tive committee.
Washington elects two supreme court
judges. Its county and precinct Off
GERS, and its legislature is expected 10
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by a dead
lock similar 20 that Of Wyoming
Nevada has only Its state. county and
congressional elections next November
Senator Wulcott Of Colorado will sue
coed himself IN March. 1895. His state
however, has a bitter contest on hand
for 1894. Governor Waite. who was
chonsen by the fusion of the silver
Democrats and the Populists, expects
10 run again, and the Republicans
will make warm effort to defeat him.
Colorado elects all its state officers in
November
Michigan has successor to Senator
Mcmillan to elect and a state ticket
10 take Office January l. 1895. The
| revelations OF the amendment return
frauds viii undoubtedly secure Cover
nor Rich the Republican nomination
II is not unlikely that Don NJ. Dickin-
son will be hts Democratic opponent.
In the remaining states only congress