Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-07

The vote of Missouri in 1892 was DEM
ocratic 26s, ,39S, Republican 226,9lS, Popu-
list Al, ,2l3, Prohibition 4,33l.
MONTANA.
Montana elected congressman. half the
members of the state Senate, and all the
members of the assembly. The Legisla-
ture will elect successor to United states
Senator Thomas C. Power, (Rep.) and
United States senator to fill vacancy
caused by the failure of the las. Legisla-
ture to elect.
The vote of Montana in 1892 was: Re
publican 1851, Democratic l7,5Sl' fop-
ulist 1884, Prohibition $40.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska elected Governor, lieutenant
governor, secretary of state, controller,
treasurer, attorney general, superintendent
of public instruction, printer, surveyor gen.
eral, clerk of the supreme court, for term
of four years; justice of the supreme court,
for term of six years one congressman
four district judges for terms OF four years
nine state senator's, and new assembly.
The vote of Nebraska in 1892 was: Re-
publican. s7,227; Populist, S3,l34; Dem
ocratic, "a ,943; Prohibition, 1902.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hampshire elected Governor. fol
a term of two years; two congressman, and
a Legislature, which will elect success
sor to United States Senator William +.
Chandler. The Legislature also elects
secretary of state, treasurer and printer.
The vote of New Hampshire in 1892 was
Republican 45, ,65S. Democratic 42,OSl Pro-
hibition l,297, Populist 292.
New JERSEY.
New Jersey elected eight congressman,
eight state senators, and new assembly.
The Legislature will elect successor to
United States Senator John r. Mcpherson,
(Dem y whose term expires March A., 1895.
The Legislature also elects controller and
treasurer.
The vote of New Jersey in 1892 was
Democratic III ,042, Republican l56.O .O6o,
Prohibition S,l3l.
New YORK.
New York elected Governor and lieu
tenant governor for terms of three years,
"a congressman, new assembly.
The candidates for Governor are: Levi
Parsons Morton, Republican; David Ben
nett Hill, Democrat; Everett 2. Wheeler,
Democratic Reform; Charles B. Matthews,
Populist; Francis E. Baldwin, Prohibition,
and Charles H. Matchett, Socialist-Labor.
The vote of New York in 1892 was !:
Democratic, 654,86S; Republican, G09,-
$50; Populist, 16,429; Prohibition, 3S, 100.
The vote for secretary of state in 1898 was /:
Democratic. 52O,6l4; Republican, 545,-
O98; Populist, 16,S18; Prohibition, 34,-
341; Socialist-Labor, 20,S23; scattering,
1862.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina elected chief justice and
three associate justices of the supreme
court to fill unexpired terms, eight superior
court judges, nine congressmen, IL solicitors
of judicial districts for terms of four years,
so state senators, and 120 members of the
assembly. The Legislature will elect sue
cessor to United States Senator M. W.
Ransom, Oem.,) whose term expires
March 4, 1895, and United States senator
to fill the term of the late Z. B. Vance,
Dem., } which ends March 4, 1897.
The vote of North Carolina in 1892 was !:
Democratic, 132,9 ,95l; Republican,, 100, ,342 =;
Populist, 44,736.
NORTH DAKOTA.
North Dakota elected a Governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state, audi
tor, treasurer, attorney general, superinten-
dent of public instruction, commissioner of
agriculture and labor, commissioner of in
surance, public examiner, land commits
sioner, three railroad commissioners for
terms of two years, chief justlc. of supreme
court for term of six years, one congress
man.
The vote of North Dakota in 1892 was
Populist 100, Republican 1853, Prohi-
bition 500.
Ohio elected secretary of state for a
term of two years, supreme court judge for
a term of six years, member of board of
public works, commissioner of common
schools for terms of three years, twenty one
congressman.
The vote of Ohio in 1892 was: Republican
4O5, 1877, Democratic 404,ll5, Prohibition
2G,Ol2, Populist A. $50.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania elected a Governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary of internal af-
fairs for terms of four years; auditor gen.
eral for term of three years, two congress
men at large, twenty-eight congressman.
The vote of Pennsylvania in 1892 was !:
Republican, SIG oil, Democratic 452 ,264,
Prohibition 25, 1923, Populist STA.
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island elected two congressman.
The general election of state officers was
held April 4.
The vote of Rhode Island in 1892 was :
Republican 26,972, Democratic 24,335,
Prohibition 1854.
South CAROLINA.
South Carolina elected a Governor, lieu.
tenant governor, secretary of state, attor-
ney general, controller general, superinten-
dent of education, treasurer, adjutant, and
inspector general, for terms of two years
seven congressman; Legislature, which
will elect a successor to United States SEN
ator NJ. c. Butler, (Dem.,) whose term ex-
pires March 4, 1895.
The vote of South Carolina in 1892 was
Democratic 1862, Republican 13,345,
Populist 2407.
SoUTH DAKOTA.
South Dakota elected Governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state, treas
urer, auditor, attorney general, ,superintend-
ent of public instruction, commissioner of
cnhoolo opd prbJ;o 1opdo suporipfopdopt