The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-11-07
TUESDAYS ELECTION.
TIE NAMES OF TIE STATES AND He
CAN CIDATES.

! Elsctlco.
Election OF Representatives in Con
Gress was held on Tuesday. November
| s. IL 9u the States Of the Union except
Maine, Oregon and Vermont, which
had already chosen their Representa-
! tiYes-fjght in Dumher, a1d a:l, as
usual, Republicans. On the same day
the Territories of Arizona, New Mex
tco, Oklahoma and Utah each cleo
ted one Delegate to Congress. Elec'
ti1Bs OF State officers, ETC., was held On
the same day il thirty States. Legis.
| Lgtu:es was elected IN two others, and
q constitutional amendment voted
upon il one other. Tue following are
| the list OF States and for What they
voted:
CALIFORNIA.
California elected its tull list Of State
| officers, TO serve four years, and the
Legislature, which will choose Uni,
ted States Senator 20 succeed George
G.. Perkins, Republican, appointed by
| the Governor upon the death o. Sana,
| tor Leland Stanford. Republican. The
candidates Tor Governor Were:James q
B1dt, Democrat; Norris NJ. E5tea, Re
publican; J. Y. Webster, POpu!tst:
Henry French, Prohibition. The vote
Of California for President il 1892 was:
! Cleveland, Democrat, 1le Isl; HarrisoD,
Republican, 199,027; Weaver. Popui;st,
25 3l1; BidWeil, Prohibition, 1896.
COLORADO.
Colorado elected all its State officers,
to serve two years, and the Legislature,
which will choose a United States Sen
ator to succeed Edward 0. Wolcott,
Republican. The candidates tor Gov
ernor were: Charles p. Thomas, Demo
crat; Albert w. Mclntire, Republican
Davis II. Waite, present incumbent,
Populist; George Richardson, Prohibl'
ton. The vote OF Colorado for Presl-
dent in 1892 was: Democrat-Populist
fusion, 54.548; Republican, 3S. .62O; Pro-
hibition, 1857.
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut elected its State officers
for two years, and the Legislature.
The candidates for Governor were: En-
nest Cady, Democrat; 0. Vincent Cof-
fin, Republican; Edwin c. Bingham
Popuist; De Witt G. POND, Prohibi-
ton; James F. Tucker, Socialist Labor.
The vote for President in 1892 was:
Democratic, 80 $50; Republican, H,Ol3
Prohibition, 1899.
DELAWARE.
Delaware elected its Governor for
four years, and the Legislature, which
will choose a United States Senator to
succeed Anthony Higgins, Republican.
The candidates for Governor were: :.Ebe
Walter Tunnell, Democrat; Joshua
Hopkins Marvil, Republican; J. Alex
ander Fulton, Populist Thomas J. Per
~, Prohibition. The vote of Dela-
ware for President in 1892 was: Demo
cratic, 1881; Republican, 1907; Pro
hiDitioD, SIG.
IDAHO.
Idaho elected State officers, for two
years, and the Legislature, which will
choose a United States Senator to sue
ceed Geo. L. Shoup, Republican. The
candidates for Governor were: Edward
A. Stevenson, Democrat;W J. McCon-
nell, present Incumbent, Republican; J..
W. BalleDtiae, P0pulist; Henry &. Nc.
Farland, Prohibition. The vote of
Idaho for President in 1892 was: Dam-
OCLallC' OpUlISt IUoLOil, 1O.c-O,
lican, 8.599; Prohibition, 2SS.
ILLINOIS:
Illinois elected minor State officers.
one-half Of its State Senate and all its
assembly. The Legislature will choose
a United States Senator as successor of
Shelby NJ. CulIom, Republican. The
candidates fer State Treasurer are
Bernard J. Claggett, Democrat; Henry
Wuif, Republican,; John +. Randolph,
Populist; Howard J. Puterbaugb, Pro
hibition; Orrin L. Mann, Independent
Republican. The vote of the State for
President in 1892 was: Democratic,
426,281; Republican, 39O,28S; Populist,
1907; Prohibition, 25,87O.
INDIANA.
Indiana elected State officers, except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, TO
| serve two years, and the Legislature.
The candidates for Secretary of State
were William r. Myers Democrat Will
liam D. Owen, Republican; G. A. Rob
inson. Populist; Winfred NJ. Tay ylor,
| Prohibition. The vote Of Indiana for
President in 1892 was: Democratic
262817; Republican. 256,335; Populist
| 2199; Prohibition, 1904.
IOWA.
Iowa elected State officers, except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, fol-
two years. The candidates for Secre'
tary of State we're H0ratio F. Dale, De.
| mocrat; William NJ. Mcfarland, pres
ent incumbent, Republican; S7lVanus
b. Crane, Populist; Bennett Mitchell
Prohibitlonist. The vote Of Iowa fol
| President in 1892 was: Democratic
196,419; Republican, 2l9, ,334; Popullst
20,49f; Prohibition, 6,9l7.
KANSAS.
| Kansas elected State officers for two
years, and the Legislature, which Will
| cnoose a United States Senator to sue
ceed John Martin, Democratic Popullst
The candidates for .GoVerror were: Da
vid O7ermeyeg, Democrat; Edmund n
Morrill,, Republican; L)renzo D. Lew
elliOg, present incumbent, Populist:
Cyrus Corning, Independent Popullst
l. O. Pickering, ProhibltionisJ. The
vote for Kansas for President in 1892
was: D5mocratic-Popultst fusion, l63,
Ill; Republican, 1924; Prohibition
1888:
KENTUCKY.
| Kentucky elected four Judges of its
Court Of Appeals and three railroad
commissioners. The vote of the State
for President In 1892 was: Democratic
175,46l; Republican. 135,44l; Popullst
% 500; Prohibition, 6,442
| MASSACHUSETTS,.
Massachusetts, elected State officers
for one year and the Legislature, which
will choose a United States Senator to
succeed George +. Hoar, Republican.
The candidates'for Governor were John
E. Russell, Democrat; Frederick T.
Greenhalge, present incumbent, Re
publican; Geo. 81. Cary, Populist; AL
fred Wells Richardson, Prohlbitionlst:
David Taylor, Sociallst-La0or. The
vote of the State for President in 1882
was: Democratic, 1859; Republican
2O2 S14; Populist, 3.2l0; Prohioitlonist.
1889.
| MICHIGAN.
Michigan elected State officers for
two years, and the Legislature, (which
Will choose two Uoited States Senators s
as successors Of James Mcmillan and
John Patton, Jr., both Republicans, 8,
the latter appionted by the Governor to
fill temporarily the vacancy caused by
the death of Francis B. Stockbridge
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