Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-05
TO.MORROW'S ELECTIONS.
A Glance at the Tickets and Vote i'll
the Various States That Name
Officers Tomorrow.
Valuable Information for the Average
Citizen and Figures That Can
Be Relied On.

Elections of representatives in con-
gress will be held tomorrow In all the
states of the Union except Maine, Ore
goE and Vermont, which have already
chosen their representatives-eight in
number, and all, as usual, Republicans.
The territories Of Arizona, New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Utah will each elect one
delegate to congress.
Elections of state officers, etc., will be
held in thirty stat"e Legislatures will
be elected in tive 8 and constitu-
tional amendmeL. ted upon in one
other.
California viii elect its full list of state
officers, to serve four years, and the legis-
lature, which will choose United States
senator, to succeed George G. Perkins,
Republican. The candidates for governor
are: James H. Budd, Democrat; Morris
M. Estee, Republican; j. V. Webster,
Populist; Henry French, Prohibition.
The vote of California for president in
1892 was: Cleveland (Dem.), 1851;
Harrison (Rep.), 198,027; Weaver (Pop.),
25,s11; Bidwell, (Proh.), S,096.
COLORADO WILL ELECT
all its state officers, to serve two years,
and the legislature, which will choose a
United States senator to succeed Edward
0. Wolcott, Republican. The candidates
for governor are: Charles P. Thomas,
Denocrat Albert w. McIntire, Repub-
lican; Davis H. Waite, present incumbent,
Populist; George Richardson, Prohibition.
The vote of Colorado for president in
1892 was: Democrat-Populist fusion,
1854; Republican, 3S,62O; Prohibition,
1857.
Connecticut will elect its state officers
for two years. and the legislature. The
candidates for governor are: Ernest Cady
Democrat; 0. Vincent Coffin, Republican
Edwin G. Bingham, Populist; De Witt G
Pond, Prohibition; James F. Tuckey
Socialist-Labor. The vote for president
In 1892 was: Democratic, 82,3S0; Repub
lican, 77,O13; Prohibition, $500.
Delaware will elect it's governor, fol
four years, and the legislature, which will
choose United States senator to succeed
Anthony Higgins, Republican. The can
didates for governor are: Ebe Walter
Tunnel, emocrat: Joshua Hopkins Mar
vii, Republican,; j. Alexander Fulton
Populist; Thomas j. Perry, Prohibition
The vote of Delaware for president il
1892 was: Democratic, 1851; Repub
lican, 1907; Prohibition, SIG.
Idaho will elect its state officers, fol
two years, and the legislature, which vii
choose United States senator to succeed
George L. Shoup, Republican. The can
didates for governor are: Edward A
Stevenson, Democrat; William J. McCon
nell, present incumbent, Republican;
W. Ballentine, Populist; Henry O. McFar
land, Prohibition. The vote of Idaho fo
president in 1892 was, Democratic Pop
ulist fusion, 10,520; Republican, S,599
Prohibition, 1888.
ILLINOIS WILL ELECT
minor state officers, one-half its state sen
ate and all its assembly. The Legislature
will choose a United States senator a
successor of Shelby NJ. Cullom, Republi
can.
The candidates for state treasurer ar
Bernard ]. Claggett, Democrat; Henr.
Wulf, Republican; John F. Randolph
Populist; Howell J. Puterbaugh, Prohibi
tion; Orrin L. Mann, Independent Repub
iican. The vote of the state for presiden
in 1899 was: Demecratic, 426,281; Repub
lican, 390,28S; Populist, 22,207; Prohibi
ZIONIST, 25,870. The vote for governor il
1892 was: Democratic, 425,497; Republi
can 4O2, $3.50; Populist, 0,108; Prohibition
ist, 24,684.
Indiana will elect state officers, excep
governor and lientenant-governor, AM
the legislature. The candidates for sec
retary of state are VIM. r. Meyers, Demo
crat; VIM. D. Owen, Republican,; c.
Robinson, Populist; Winfred NJ. Taylor
Prohibltionist The voto of Indiana fo
president in 1892 was; Democratic, 1852,
al7; Republican, 256,335; Populist, %, 1873
Prohibition, 1904.
Iowa will elect state officers, excep
governor and acknowledgements. Th
candidates for secretary of state ar
Horatio F. Dale, Democrat; William M
Mcfarland, present incumbent, Repub
lcan; Sylvanus B. Crane, Populist; Ben
nett Mitchell, Prohibitionist. The vot
of Iowa for president in 1892 was: Demo
crat, 196,4l9; Republican, 219,ss4; Popu
list, 2O,594; Prohibitionist, s,317. TIL
vote for governor in 1898 was: Demo
cratic, 174,793; Republican, 207,l59
Populist, 23,5ll; Prohibition, lO,107.
Kansas will elect state officers and tn
legislature, which will choose Unite
States senator to succeed John Martir
Demooratic-Populist. The candidates TO
governor are David Overmeyer, Demo
crat; Edmund N. Morrill,, Republican;
LORENZO D. LEwELL1NG,
present incumbent, Populist; Cyrus Corn
ing, Independent Populist; l. o. Picker
ing, Prohibitionist. The vote of Kansa
for president in 1892 was: Democratic
Populist fusion, 163,l11; Republican
1924; Prohibition, 1888.
Kentucky will elect four judges of it
court of appeals and three railroad com
missioners. Tho vote of the state 70