The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-11-03
Next Tuesday is Electionday.
Polls open at 8 in the morning
and CLOSE at 6 in the evening.


New York will elect a Governor, Lieutenant Coy
ernor. Judge Of the Court OF Appeals and the As
seInbly. The people win vote upon two proposed
amendments to the Constitution of the state The
candidates for Governor are David Bennett Hill.
Democrat: Everett T. Wheeler, Democrat Reform;
Levi Parsons Morton, Republican; Charles b. Natth-
ews Populist; Francis E Baldwin, Prohibition. and
Charles II. Matchett Socialist Labor. The vote for
secretary OF State in 1888 was: Democratic. 5aO6l4;
Republican, 5i5,09S; Populist, l6,sIs; Prohibition,
3i3u: soeial-Labor. 20s2l; Scattering 1922.
NORTH CARoLxA.
North Carolina Will elect state treasurer for four
years Chief Justice and three Associate Justices of
the supreme Court. and the Legislature, which
viii choose two United States senators-one to sue
ceed Matthew W. Ransom Democrat, and the
other 10 succeed Thomas J. Jarvis Democrat who
appointed by the Governor to fill temporarily
the vacancy caused by the death of Zehulon ..
Vance Democrat The candidates for treasurer
are Samuel Med Tate. Democrat. and William II.
Worth, Populist, Endorsed by the Republicans, The
vote of the state for President in 1892 was Demo
cratic. la2,o5l; Republican ioo,siG; Popust, Il 72:
Prohibition 2,66.
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota will elect state officers for two
years and the Legislature The candidates for Gov
ernor are +. NJ Kinter Democrat; Roger Allln, Re
d. Wallace Populist The vote Of the state for
President in 1882 was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fusion.
l7,7UO Republican, 1879; Prohibition, $40.
ONO.
ohio win elect minor state officers. The candi-
dates for secretary of state, the heaof the ticket
arr Milton Turner Democrat: samuel NJ. Taylor.
present incumbent, Republican; Charles Il. Martin.
Populist; Mark G. Mctaslin, Prohibition, and Vim.
Wallace Socialist-Iabor. The vote for governor in
1sr; was: Democratic, 35a3r7 Republican, i;si.ala;
Popuist. i1,''Si; Prohibition, 22,iO6
PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania viii elect state officers for four years
Auditor General for three years and the LcgiSla-
turc, which will choose United States Senator TO
saeceei James Donald Cameron, Republican The
candidates for Governor are Vim. NJ. Singerlv.
Democrat: Daniel Hastings. Republican; Jerome 7.
Altman, PopuIist; Charles l.. Hawley, Prohibition;
Thomas II. Grundy soeialist-IAbor. The vote for
State treasurer in 1885, was Democratic. SI7 .lG2;
Republican, 4i2,9iS; Populist, e97g; Prohibition, p,
35s.
SoUTII cARoIlNA.
South Carolina will elect sute officers for two
years and the legislature, which Will choose a
United States Senator tn succeed Matthew C. Butler
Democrat. For Governor the Timan Democrats
have nominated John Gary Evans, and he seems to
have practically no opposition. The vote ri the
state for President in ls2 was: Democriie 5i.69s
Republican, 1881; ropulist, a,ll0.
sorTm DAKOTA.
south Dakota will elect state officers for TWO years
and the Legislature, which will choose ii United
States senator to succeed Richard +. pcttigrew Re
publican. The candidates for Governor are james
A. Ward. Democrat: Charles II. sheldon present
incumbent, Republican; Isaac Howe Populist; NJ
D. Alexander. Prohibition. The vote of the State
for President in 1892 was Democratic, 9oSl; Re
publican, Bliss; Populst, 2G54i,
TENNESSEE
Tennessee viii elect Governor for two years Judge
Of the Supreme Court, and the Legislature, which
will choosea United States senator succeed Ishan
c. Harris, Democrat. The candidates for Governor
are Peter Turney. present incumbent Democrat
+ Henry Clay Evans, Republican: \. D. Minis, Popu
list. The vote of the State for President in l2
Democratic, i36.477; Republican, 9Oo7s: Populist,
%, G222 Prohibition, 1856
TEXAS.
Texas will elect state officers for two years and
the Legislature. which will choose United State
Senator 10 succeed Richard Coke, Democrat. Tn,
candidates for Cjovernorare Charles a. Culberson
Democrat: John h. Schmitz LilyWhite Republican
W. X. MakemSon Republican; T. /. Nugent, Popu
list; J. NJ Dunn, Prohibition The vote OF the stat,
= :, -. 80 -, = - =
The people OF virginia VIM vote upon propose
amendment to the constitution OF the state empo"
erng justices OF the peace to Try eases oil misle
meanor without the Intervention ann cost "i Jury
wASIINGTuN
WASHINGTON will elect two iud,cs Of The snprc,n,
Court ami the Legislature which will choose
I-pi,d Sotcs s,otnr IN FIJI tho vacancy ,,r,srd Il,
The retirement of John II Alien Rcpubli,nu TN