The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-11-03
Next Tuesday is Election day.
Polls open at 5 in the morning
and close at 6 in the evening.
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

and close at 6 in the evening.
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
General Offices to Be Filled in Thirty
Representatives in Congress TO Be Chosen in
| All the States Except Maine. oregon and
Vermont.
Elections of Representatives in congress win be
held on Tuesday, NovembcrG in all the States OF
the Union except Maine, Oregon and Vermont,
which have already chosen their Representative
eight in number, and all, usual Republicans.
ON the same dav the Territories Of Arizona, New
Mexico, oklahoma and Utah, will each elect one
delegate to Congress.
Elections Of State officers, ETC., wile held on the
same day in thirty States. Legislatures will be elect
ed in two others.
cAuforNtA
california will elect its full list of State officers
to four years and the Legislature which viii
choose United States seIastor to succeed George
C. Perkins, Republican, appointed by the Governor
upon the death of senator Leland Stanford. Repub-
lic4in. The candidates for Governor are James H..
Budd Democrat; Morris NJ Estce, Republican; j..
V. Webster, Populist: Henry French, Prohibition.
The vote OF California for President in 1892 was
Cleveland, tDem.l lls,l5l; Harrison, (Rep,, 1885,
OF; Weaver, trop.,l 21,3.l; Bdwell, d'rohl S996.
COLORADO.
Colorado will elect all its state officers Ia serve
two years and the Legislature, which will choose
United States Senator to succeed Edward q. Vol
cott, Republican. The candidates for governor
Charles p Thomas, Democrat; Albert W. Melntirc,
Republican: Davis II. Waite, present incumbent,
Populist; George Richardson, Prohibition. The
vote OF Colorado for President in 1872 was Demo
cratPopulist fusion, 53,St Republican. ;S:eo; Pro-
hibition, 1867.
CONNHTICUT.
Connecticut will elect its State officers. for two
| years, and the Legislature The candidates for
Governor are: Ernest cady, Democrat; q. Vincent
Coffin, Republican, Edwin G. Bingham ropulist,
Dewitt c. Pond, Prohibition James f. Tnckey So
cialist-Labor The vote for President in 1872 was
Democratic $3.50; Republican. 77ois; Prohibition.
S.999.
DELAWARE.
Delaware will elect its governor for four years,
and the Legislature which will choose United
States Senator TO succeed Anthony Higgins Repub-
lican. The candidates for governor are: Ebe Wal
| ter Tunnel, Democrat; Joshua Hopkins Marvil,
| Republican; j. Alexander Fulton ropulist Thomas
]. Perry, Prohibition. The vote Of Delaware for
President in 1892 was Democratic, 1881; Repul'-
lean 1907; Prohibition, DO
IDAHO
Idaho will elect its state officers, for two years,
and the Legislature which will choose United
States Senator to succeed George L. shoup, Repub-
lican. The candidates for governor are Edward
\. stevenson Democrat; William J. Mcconnell,
| present incumbent, Republican: J. ". Balentine.
Populist Henry C. Mcfarland, Prohibition. The
vote of Idaho for President in 1882 was Demo
cratie-Populist fusion. lO52o; Republican, s,l9e;
Prohibition, 2SS
ILLINOIS.
Illinois win elect minor state officers one-half its
State Senate and all its Assembly. The Legislature
viii choose United States Senator as successor OF
shelby NJ. Cullom Republican. The candidates for
state treasurer Bernard J. Claggett, Democrat
Henry wulf Republican; John +. Randolph
| Populist Howell J. Puterbaugh, Prohibitions Orriu
| L. Mann, Independent Republican. The vote Of
the state for President in 1892 Democratic
1876 2sl Republican ,2ss; PopuliSt 22,aO7 Prohi
ton, $3.50 The vote for Governor in 1892 was
Democratic, l25,l97 Republican, 4O2,ei9; ropulisi
20.1OS; Prohibition. 2l.6S4.
ISDnSA.
Indiana will elect state officers except Governor
and Lieutenant Governor, to serve two years, aud
the Legislature. The candidates for secretary al
state are VIM Il. Myers, Democrat; VIM. d. Owen
Republican; C. A. Robinson, Populist: Winfrrd NJ
Taylor Prohibition. The vote of Indiana for Pres
dent in 1892 was: Democratic, 2i2.Sl7 Republican
| alG..s:5; PoupliSt. - 19S; Prohibition, 130H.
Iowa.
Iowa will elect State officers, except Governorand
Lieutenant Governor for two years. The candi
! dates for Secretary of Stnte are Iorato +. Dale
Democrat; William NJ. Mcfarland, present incun
bent Republican; Sylvanus B. Crane Populist; Ben
nett Mitchell Prohibitionist. The vote of Iowa fol
President in 1892 was Democratic 1919; Rcpub
LEAN 2I93sI; P0pulist, aD.59l; Prohibition. Gjl7
| The vote for Governor in 1895 Democratic
17i7 g3: Republican. aO7l5 PopuliS 2aIll; rrnhi
bition. 1910.
KANSAS.
Kansas will elect State officers for two years and
the Legislature, which will choose Emitted State
| Senator to succeed John Martin, Democntic-Popu
list. The candidates for Governor are: Davit
ovemeyer, Democrat; Edmund l.. Morrill,, RePub
liean; Lorenzo d. Lewelling, present incumbent
| Populist; Cyrus Corning. independent Popnlist; /
| o. Pickering, Prohibitionst. The vote of Kanss,
for President in 1892 was: Poprlis
fusion lei.lli; Republican 157.9i1; Prohibition
i.eiS.
KENTrcKY.
Kentucky will elect four Judges of it, Court of APP
peals and three railroad commissioners. The yot,
Of the state for President in 1892 Democratic
l75 i6l: Republican. 135.Iil; Populist $500: Prohi
| hiton. 6l2.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Massachusetts, will elect state officers for yea
and the Legislature which will choose Unite,
States Senator to succeed George F. Hoar Republi
can The candidates for Governor are John E. Rus
sell Democrat; Frederic Greenhtlge. present incum
bent. Republican; George H. Cary, Populist Alfrc'
Wells Richardson Prohibitionist; David Taylor. -
cialist-Iabor. The vote for Governor in lS.r; was
Democratic 1896; Republican, l92,6l$; Populst
1855 Prohibition. $3.50; soeialist-T.abor 2,Hei.
MIcHIGAN.
Michigan win elect state officers for two years
and the legislature which will choose two Unite'
States Senators successors of james Mcmillan
and John Patton, Jr both Republicans. the latte
appointed by the Governor to fill temporarily III,
vacancy caused by the death of Francis b. stock
bridge, Republican. The candidates for Goyerno
are Spencer o. Fisher, Democrat John 7. Rich
present incumbent, Republican; y. W. Nichols
Populist; Albert VI. Todd, Prohibitionist The yot
of the state for President in 1892 was: Democratic
2Oa 900; Republican M 7OS; Populist 1882; Prohi
bition, 1l.O69
MINSESoTA.
Minnesota viii elect state officers for two years
and the legislature. which will choose rnitet
states senator to succeed William d. Washburn. Re
publican The candidates for Governor are; Geo
L. Becker Democrat; Hnute Nelson, present ncuIn
bent, Republican: sidney NJ. Owen Populisti H. ;
Hrliboe Prohibition. The vote ofthe state 70
President in 1892 was: Democratic, lOO.579; Repub
lcan, III 7s6: Populist .ses; Prohibition l4of7.
MISSOURI
Missouri will elect Judge of the supreme Court FOL
ten years, railroad commissioner for six years
superintendent of public instruction for four years
and the legislature. The candidates for judge are
Fnrncis Marion Black, Democrat: waltour NJ. Rob
inson Republicans orville D. Jones, Populist; Il. Il
Robinson Prohibition; Albert f. sandcrson. Social
ist-Iabor The vote Of the State for President ii
1892 was: Democratic, 26s,s9s; Republican. 1916
Populist II ,2Is: Prohibition, 1881.
MONTANA
! AJontana will elect associate Justice of the Su