Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-05

cumbent, Republican; Charles R. Martin
Populist; Mark G. McCaslin, Prohibition
and William Wallace Socialist-Labor
The vote of the state for president il
1892 was: Democratic, 404, 115; Repub
lican, 405, ,l87; Populists, 1852; Prohibi
tion, 26,O12. The vote for governor II
1898 was: Democratic, 352,347; Republic
can, 4S3, ,342; Populist, 1868; Prohibi
tion, 22, ,406.
Pennsylvania will elect state officers
and the legislature, which will choose a
United States senator to
SUCCEED DON CAMERON,
Republican. The candidates for govern.
or are: William M. Singerly, Democrat
Daniel H. Hastings, Republican; Jerome
T. Altman, Populist; Charles l.. HALEY
Prohibition; Thomas H. Grundy, Socialist
Labor. The vote of the state for presi-
dent in 1892 was: Democratic, 452,264;
Republican,, 516,011; Populist, 8,714;
Prohibition, 25,125. The vote for state
treasurer in 1898 was: Democratic 307,-
1902; Republican, 442,249; Populist, 6,979;
Prohibition, 21,35S.
South Carolina will elect state officers
and the legislature, which will choose a
United States senator to succeed Matthew
9. Butler, Democrat. For governor the
Tillman Democrats have nominated John
Gary Evans, and he seems to have praoti-
cally no opposition. The vote of the state
for president in 1892 was: Democratic, 81, :
69s; Republican, 1884; Populist, 2,4lO.
South Dakota will elect state officers
and the legislature, which will choose a
United States senator to succeed Richard
F. Pettigrew, Republican. The candi-
dates for governor are: James A. Ward,
Dem ocrat; Charles H. Sheldon, present
incumbent, Republican,; Isaac Howe,
Populist; M. D. Alexander, Prohibition.
The vote Of the state for president in
1892 was: Democratic, 9.0S1; Republi-
can, 34,88S; Populist, 26,544.
Tennessee will elect
GOVERNOR,
Judge of the supreme court and the legis-
lature, which will choose United States
senator to succeed Isham G. Harris, Dem
ocrat. The candidates for governor are;
Peter Turney, present incumbent, Demo
crat; Henry Clay Evans, Republican; A.
L. Minis, Populist. The vote of the state
for president in 1892 was: Democratic,
136,477; Republican, 99,973; Populist, 23,-
622; Prohibitionist, 1856.
Texas will elect state officers aud the
! legislature, which will choose United
States senator to succeed Richard Coke
Democrat. The candidates for governor
are; Charles A. Culbersen, Democrat
John B. Schmitz, Lily White Republican
W. X. Makemson, Republican; T. l.. Nu
gent, Populist; ]. M. Dunn, Prohibition
| The vote of the state for president ir
1892 was: Democratic, 239, 48; Republi
can, 77,47S; Populist, 99,6sS, Prohibition
2,165.
Washington will elect two judges Of
the supreme court and the Legislature
which will choose United States sen
ator to fill the vacancy caused by the re
tirement of John R. Allen, Republican
The candidates for judges are: John l.
Sharpstein, Thomas L. Allen, Democrats
Ralph o. Dunbar, NJ. J. Gordon, Republi
cans; H. l.. Forest, J. McReady, Popu
lists. The vote of the state for president
in 1892 was: emocratic, 29,802; Repub
lican, 36,460; Populist, 1905; Prohibi
tion, 1858.
West Virginia will elect the legislature
which will choose United States senate
to succeed johnson N. Camden, Demo
crat.
Wisconsin will elect state officers 70
two years and the legislature. The can
didates for governor are: George W
Peck, present incumbent, Democrat
William Henry Upham, Republican; D
Frank Powell, Populist; j. F. Cleghorn
Prohibition. The vote of the state fo
president in 1892 was: Democratic, 177,
44s; Republican, 17o,97S; Populist, $3.50
Prohibition, 1905.