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

succeed IlOmaS y. maJOES, Mp.
Secretary of State, two years, to
succeed John @. Allen, RAp.
Treasurer. two years, to succeed j.
S. BARLEY, Rep.
Attorney General, two years, to sue
coed G.. Fl. Hastings, Rep.
Auditor, two years, to succeed Eu-
gene Moore, Rep.
Commissioner of Public Lands and
Buildings, two years, to succeed A. r
Humphrey, Rep.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
two years, to succeed A. K GoWdy,
Rap.
Also members of the Legislature,
who will elect a successor to United
States Senator Charles r. Henderson,
Rep, whose term expires March 4,
1895. Also six members of Congress.
NEVADA, Nov. 6.
Governor, term four years, to sue
coed r K. Colcord, Rep.
Lieutenant Governor, four years, to
succeed joseph Poujade, Rep.
Secretary of State. four years, to
succeed O, H. Grey, Rep.
Controller. four years, to succeed Il
L Horton, R7p.
Treasurer, four years, to succeed G.
| W. Richard, Rep.
Attorney General, four years, to u
ceed J. D. Torresen, Rep.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
four years, to succeed O Ring, Rep.
State Printer, four years, to succeed
J. E Eckley, Rep.
Surveyor General, four years, to
succeed J.. E Jones, Silver party.
Justice of the Supreme Court. six
We ars, to succeed M. A. Murphy, Rep.
Clerk of Supreme Court, four years,
to succeed Joseph Josephs, Rep.
One Congressman, to succeed +. G.
Newlands. Silver party. Four District
Judges for terms of four years. A new
Assembly and nine State Senators will
be elected, Senators holding Office for
four years. There will be no election
for United States Senator until 1896,
when a successor to J. P. Jones, whose
term will expire March 4, 1892, will be
chosen. W. M. Stewart was elected
by theSilver party to the United States
Senate for six years from 1893, 80 that
his term will not expire until 1899
NEW HAMPSHIRE, Nov. 6.
Governor, term two years, to succeed
John B. Smith, Rep.
No other State officers are chosen by
the people in New Hampshire. The
Legislature to be chosen on Nov. 6 will
elect a United States Senator to sue
coed W E. Chandler, Rep, whose
term expires March 4, 1895. The Leg
islature also elects a Secretary of State,
State Treasurer and State Printer.
Other State officers are appointed by
the Governor. Two Congressman will
be elected also.
NEW JERSEY, Nov. 6.
Eight members of the State Senate
and the entire House of Assembly will
be elected. In January this L9gisla-
ture will vote for a United States Sen
ator to succeed John r. M;PhersOn,
Dem, whose term expires in March,
1895. Eight Congressman will be
chosen in November. In November,
1895, a Governor will be elected to sue
ceed George T. Werts, Dem. The Gov
ernor is the only State Officer elected
in New Jersey. The State Controller
and Treasurer are elected by the Leg
islature, and all other State offices are
filed by appointment of the Governor.
New YORK, Nov. g..
Governor, term three years, to sue,
coed Roswell p. Flower, Dem.
Lieutenant Governor, three years. to
succeed W. F. Sheehan, Dem.
Members Of Assembly and "a Con
gressmen. Senator Hills term does
not expire until March,, 1897, Senator
Murphy's not until March 4, 1899.
NORTH CAROLINA, Nov 6.
AChief Justice of the Supreme Court
and three Associate Justices are to be
elected. The Supreme Court has de-
cided that they will be elected to fill
Ov14 &La yJ1o-o1naI 100000 4e GL1:--.
decessOrs, and not for the full term of
eight years. James E Shepherd is
Chief Justice of North Carolina. and
was appointed by Gov. Holt to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Chief
Justice Merrimon. Associate Justice
Clark was appointed by Gov. Fowle to
fill the vacancy caused by the appoint
ment of Merrimon to be Chief Justice.
Associate Justice James @. McRae was
appointed by Gov. Holt to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Asso-
ciate Justice Joseph j. Davis. Associ-
ate Justice Armistead BurWell was
appointed by Gov. Holt to fill the
vacancy caused by the appointment of
Shepherd to be Chief Justice. Associ-
ate Justice Alphonso @. Avery was
elected for a full term of eight a in
1888 The State will also elect eight
Superior Court Judges, nine Congress
men, twelve Solicitors of the several
judicial districts for terms of four
years, SO State Senators, and 12O Repre-
sentatives of the General Assembly,
who will elect a successor to United
States Senator M. w, Ransom, Dem.
whose term expires March 4, 1895, and
a Senator to fill the unexpired term of
Senator z B. Vance. deceased, which
ends March 4, 1892. T. J. Jarvis, Dem,
is now serving in the lateR Senator
Hances place by appointment of Gov.