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

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president in 1892 was: Democratic, 175,
461; Repu blican, 1876, AL; Popullst, $500
Prohibition, GAP.
Massachusetts will elect state officers
for one year and the legislature, which
will choose a United States senator tc
succeed George F. Hoar, Republican
The candidates for governor are John E
Russell Democrat; Frederic L. Green
halge, present Incumbent, Republican
George Il. Cary, Populist; Alfred Wells
Richardson, Prohibitionist; David Tay
ler, Socialist Labor. The vote of the
state for president in 1892 was: Demo
cratic, 1858; Republican, 202,S14; Pop
ulist, 3,21O; Prohibitionist, 1888. The
vote for governor in 1898 was: Demo
cratic, 156,916; Republican, 1858; Pop
ulist, 1885; Prohibition, 1856; Socialist
Labor, 2,O33.
Michigan will elect state officers 70:
two years and the legislature, which will
choose two United States senators as sue
cessors of James Mcmillan and John
Patton, Jr., both Republicans. The can.
didates for governor are. Spencer O
Fisher, Dem mocrat; John T. Rich, present
incumbent, Republican,; A. W. Nichols
Populist; Albert M. Todd, Prohibitionist
The vote of the state for president in 1885,
was: Democratic, 202,296; Republican
222,7OS; Populist, 1882; Prohibitionist
1909.
MINNESOTA WILL ELECT
state officers and the legislature, which
will chose y lnited States senator to sue.
coed William d. Washburn, Republican
The candidates for governor are George
L. Becker, Democrat; Knute Nelson, pres
ent incumbent, Republican; Sidney NJ
Owen, Populist; II. s. Hilliboe, Prohibi-
tion. The vote of tlie state for president
in 1892 was; Democratic, 100,579; Repub.
lican, 122,736; Populist, 30,398; Prohibi-
ton, 14,O17.
Missouri will elect judge of the su-
preme court for ten years, railroad COM
missioners for six years, superintendent
of public instruction for four years, and
the legislature. The candidate for Judge
are: Francis Marion Black, Dem.
ocrat; Waltour M. Robinson, Republican
Orville D. Jones, Populist; Albert E
Sanders, Socialist-Labor; R. B. Robinson
Prohibition. The vote of the state fol
president in 1899 was Democratic, 268 1888
Republican, 226,913; Populist, II ,213; Pro
hibition, 4331.
Montana will elect associate justice O.
the supreme court, and the legislature
which will chose two United States sen
ators, one as successor Of Thomas G
Power, Republican, and the other to fiji
a vacancy caused by the failure Of the las
legislature to elect. The candidates fol
justice are: L. A. Luce, Democrat; Will
lam H. Hunt, Republican; George W
Reeves, Populist. The vote of the stat'
for president in 1892 was; Democratic
1851 Republican, 1851; Populist, 1884
Prohibition, 548.
Nebraska will elect state officers 70
two years, and the legislature, which will
chose United States senator to succeed
Charles F. Manderson, Republican. Th'
candidates for governor are; r. D
Sturdeyant, Democrat; Silas A. Holcnmb
Democratic Populist fusion; Thomas
Majors, Republican; E. A. Gerard, Pro
hibition. The vote of the state for pres
ident in 1892 was: Democratic, 24,943
Republican, S7,21S; Populist, s2,256; Pro
hibition, 1902.
Nevada will elect
STATE OFFICERS
and the legislature. The candidates fo
governor are R. P. Heating, Democrat
Theodore Winters, Democrat; A. {
Cleveland, Republican; George Peckhan
Populist, and John e. Jones, Silveritt
The vote of the state for president in 1S9
was: Democratic, I'll; Republican, 1892
Populist, 7,267, Prohibition, IS.
New Hampshire will elect a geverno
and the Legislature, which will choose
United States senator, to succeed William
E. Chandler, Republican. The candi
dates for governor are Henry Oake
Kent, Democrat; Charles A. Busie
Republican,; George D. Epps, Popu
list, and Daniel g. Knowles, Prohi
bition. The vote OF the state for presi
dent in 1892 was: Democrat. 42,0S1; Re
publican, 1868; Populist, 292; Prohibi
tion, 1897.
New Jersey elects the legislature, whic
will chose United States senator to sue
cesd John R. MCPHERSON, Democrat.
The candidates for governor are:
DAVID BENNETT HILL,
Democrat; Everett P. Wheeler, Dem
ocratic reform; Levi Parsons Morton
Republican; Charles B. Matthews, Popu
list; Francis E. Baldwin, Prohibition, an
Charles II. Matchett, Socialist Labor
The vote of the state for president in 1S9
was: Democratic, 654,S6S; Republican
eO9,s50; Populist, 1929; Prohibition, SO
1870. The vote for secretary of state il
1898 was: Democratic, 52O,614; Repub
lican, 545,09S; Populist, 1888; Prohibi
tion, 34,341; Socialist-Labor, 2O,823; scat
tering, 3,8G2,
North Carolina will elect state treas
urer, chief justice and three associat
Justices Of the supreme court, and tn
legislature, which will choose two Unite
States senators-one to succeed Matthe,
W. Ransom, Democrat, and the other t
succeed Thomas j. Jarvis, Democra
The candidate for treasurer are Samue
McD. Tate, Democrat and William +
Worth, Populist, indorsed by the Reput
licans. The vote of the state for pref
ident in 1892 was Democratic, 132,951
Republican, 100,S46; Populist, 44,73:
Prohibition, 1886.
North Dakota will elect state officer
and the legislature. The candidates fo
governor are F. M. Kinter, Democra
Roger Allin, Republican, Endorsed by tn
Prohibitionists, and Elmer D. Wallac,
Populist. The vote of the state for pref
ident in 1892 was: Democratic-Popr
list fusion, 1900; Republican 1851!
Prohibition, 500.
Ohio will elect minor state efiicer
The candidates for secretary of stat
the head of the ticket, are Milton Turne
Democrat; Samuel M. Taylor, present i.