The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-11-07

Montana elfCLSQ ASSOCIATE T y Ju5llC6 CI
the Supreme Court, and the Legislature,
which will choose two United States
! Senator'S, one as successor Of Thomas
c. Power, Republican, and the other
to fill a vacancy caused by the failure
of the last Legislature to elect. The
candidates for Justice were: L: 4. Luce,
Democrat; VIM II. Hunt, Republican
George W. Reeves, Populist. The vote
Of the State for President in 1892 was
Democratic. 1881; Republican, le 85l;
Populist, 1884; Prohibition, $40.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska elected State officers for
two years and the Legislature, which
will choose United States Senator to
succeed Charles +. MaudeTson. Re-
publican. The candidates for Cover
nor were: Z. D. Sturdevant, Democrat;
Silas 4. Holcomb, Damocrat-Populist
fusion; Thomas J. Majors, Republican;
Z. A. Gerard, Prohibition, The vote
of the State Tor President 10 1892 WAS:
Democratic, "a .943; Republican, S7,2l3;
Popullst, 81 256; Prohibition, 1902.
NEVADA.
Nevada elected State Cllicers for four
years and the Legislature. The candi
for Governor vert: r. Z. kenling. ID, m
| ocTa'; Theodore Winters, Democrat; !;
a. q. Cleveland, Republican; Geo1go
Peckham, Populist, and John Z. Jones,
SilveIite. The vote OF the state for
President In 1892 was: Democratic. III
Republican, 1922; Popuiis5, 7.267; Pro
hibitlOn, IS
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hampshire elected Governor
| for two years and the Legislature,
which will choose a United States Sen
ator to succeed William E. Chandler,
| Republican. The candidates for Gov
ernor were Henry Oakes Kent, Demo.
cIat; Charles A. Busiel, Republican; !;
George Z. Epps, Populist, and Daniel
G. Knowles, Prohibition. The vote of
| the State for President 10 1892 was:
| Democratic, 4208l; Republican, 1868;
Populist, 1872; Prohibition, 1897.
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey elected the Legislature,
which will choose United States Sen
ator to succeed John 4. Mcpherson,
| Democrat.
NEW YORK.
New York elected Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Judge of the Court of
Appeals and the Assembly. The candi-
dates for Governor were. David Bennett
Hill, Democrat; Everett L. Wheeler
Democratic Reform; Levi Par5on Nor.
ton, Republican; Chas. B. Matthews,
Populist; Francis E. Baldwin, Prohibi
ton; and Charles H. Matchett, Social
ist-Labor. The vote of the State for
President 10 1892 was: Democratic
654.86S; Republican,, 609,350; Populist
16, 429; Prohibition. 38 1870.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina elected a State Treas
urer for four years, Chief Justice and
| three Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court, and the Legislature, which will
choose two United States Senator'S
one to succeed Matthew ". Ransom,
Democrat, AMI the other to succeed
Thomas J. Jarvis, Democrat, who was
appointed By the Governor to fill tenn
porarily the vacancy caused by the
death of Zebulon B. Vance, Democrat
The candidates for Treasurer were Sam.
uel Med Tate, Democrat, and William
Il. Worth, Poputist, endorsed by the
Republicans. The vote Of the Senate
Tor President in 1892 was: Democratic,
1872 95l; Republican, 10O,346; PJpullst
A 1872; Prohibition. 2636.
NORTH DAKOTA.
North D4kota elected State Officers
for two years and the Legislature.
Tho candidates for Governor were F.. NJ
kinter, Democrat; Roger Allin, Rspub.
hcan. endorsed by the Pr3hibitionist
and Ulmer d. Wallace. Populist. The
vote of the State for President in 1892
was: Damocratic-Populjst fusion IT,
700; Republican, 1888; Prohibition,
S99
OHIO.
Ohio elected minor State officers. The
candidates for Secretary Of State, the
head of the ticket, were Milton Turner
Democrat; Samuel M. Taylor, present
incumbent, Republican; Charles r.
Martin, Populist; Mark G. McCaslin
Prohibition, and William Wallace
Social,Labor. The vote OF the State
for President in 1892 was: Democratic,
4O4.115; Republican, 405, 1877; PopuIisJ
IA ,8o2; Prohibition, 26,0l2.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania elected State Off ;ers
| for four years, Auditor General for
| three years and Legislature. The
candidates for Governor were: William
| A. Singerly, Democrat; Daniel H. Has
! tings, Republican; Jerome T. Altman
Populist; Charles L. HaWley, Prohibi
zionist; Thomas H. Grundy, Socialist
Labor. The vote of the State for Pres
ident in 1892 was: Democratic, 452,264
Republican, 516Ol1; Popalist, 8,7I4
Prohibitionist, 25,l23. The vote fol
State Treasurer in 1893 was: Democrat
ic, 307, ,lO2; Republican. 442.248; Popu-
list, 6,979; Prohi bition, 2l,358.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
| South Carolina elected State Cflicers
for two years and the Legislature which
will choose a United States Senator to
succeed Matthew G. Butler, Democrat
The people al5) voied upon the
question of holding a Convention TO
revise the Constitution of the State
For Governor the Tillman Dem ocrats
have nominated John Gary Evans, and
be seems to have had practically no op
position. The vote of the State foI
| President in 1892 was: Democratic, 81 :
$50; Republican, 1884; Populist, 2,4l0
SOUTH DAKOTA.
| So4th D3kota elected State officers
for two years, and the Legislature
which will choose United States Sen
ator to succeed Richard F. Pettigrew
Republican. The candidates for GOV
ernor were James A. Ward, Democrat
Charles H. Sheldon, present incumbent
Republican; Isaac Howe, Populi st; NJ
D. Alexander, Prohibition. The vote
of the State for President in 1892 was:
Democratic, 901S; Republican, 34,SS9;
Populist, 26.544.
| TENNESSEE.
Tennessee elected a Governor for two
years, Judge Of the Supreme Court and
the Legislature, which will choose a
| United States Senator to succeed Isham
G.. Harris, Democrat. The candidates
for. Governor were Peter Turney present
incumbent, Democrat; Henry Clay EV-
ans, Republican; A. L. Minis, Popullst.
The vote of the State for President in
1892 was: Democratic, 136,477; Republi-
can, 99,973; Populist, 1892; Prohibi-
ton, 1856.
| Texas elected State officers for two
years and the Legislature, which will
choose United States Senator to sue