The herald., 1894-04-22

As the successor to Senator Martin. who
now fills out the term OF the late SEN
ator Plumb, is to be chosen BY thelegis-
lature, ex-senator ingalls, will undoubt-
edly take an active part In the cam.
paign looking TO an election az senator
next winter.
Kansas elects an entire state ticket,
the entire lower house, portion of the
STATE senate and county officers every-
where.
Nebraska elects q legislature, which
will have Senator MgpdeFson's successor
to choose. In addition, the state votes
for governor, lieutenant-governor treas
uter, auditor, secretary of state, attor-
iey general Commissioner Of public
lands and buildings, and superinten-
dent OF public instruction.
Iowh's legislature does not meet next
year, and the successor to Senator Will
son has already been chosen in the per-
son Of Congressman Greer. The state
votes for secretary, auditor, treasurer,
railroad commissioner, judge and clerk
of the supreme court.
South Dakota elects all its state and
county officers, and legislature to
choose q successor to Senator Richard
+. Pettigrew.
North Dakota elects all state officers,
judge Of the supreme court and all
county officers. There will be no sena-
torial vacancy next year.
Ohio votes only for secretary OF state,
minor state officers and congressman.
Its iirst congressional election this year
will be that on May in the Third district
to choose successor to the late Con-
gresaman Houk.
al IN a
state senators for four years. Its assem-
blymen and county officers hold Office
two years. This year all these officeB
will be filed and the legislature will
elect a successor to Joseph NJ. CAney
and fill the vacancy in the short term,
which expires in 1899, the governors
appointee not having been recognized.
The legislative deadlock which made
this condition possible may occur, as the
candidates are as numerous aH they we're
two years age.
Idaho has its state, district and coun-
ty officers to elect, and legislature
which will choose the successor OF Sena-
tor Shoup.
Senator Higgins will have to contend
for re-election In Delaware. His state
votes for governor, two-thirds of the
state senate, the entire assembly, and
for all the principal county officials.
The leading Republican candidates for
governor and congressman are E. q.
Bradford and DR.. II. r. Burton. Mr..
Bradford 10 one Of Dslaware's most fam
GUS lawyers. and DR.. Burton has been
prominent on the state executive COM
mittee.
Washington elects two supreme court
judges, its county and precinct officers
and its legislature is expected to fill tie
vacancy occssionsd by deadlock similar
to that Of Wyoming.
Nevada has ita state, county and con-
gresHional elections next November.
Senator WolCott of Colorado will sue
coed himself in March, 1895. His state.
however, has bitter contest on hand
, for 1894. Governor Waite, who wAs
chosen by the fusion Of the silver Demo-
crati and the Populiste, expects to run
again, and the Republicans will make
warm effort to defeat him. Colorado
elects all its state officers in November.
Michigan has q successor to Senator
McAtillsn to cleo, and a atate ticket TO
take Office sJapuarg 4, 1896. The revea-
tons Of the amendment return frauds
will doubtedly secure Governor Rich
the Republican renbmination. 1t is not
uullkoly Iuht OJu M DlCkluhOu Will 90
his Democratic opponent.
Ia the remaining states only congress
sionaI elections will be held.
,AIkApsas has its state election. on
| 16diEiaf,A courts, township officers, one
associate justice OF the supreme court
and legislative election which will
choose the successor of Senator Berry.
| Ihs political sentiment in the state has
not yet crystall;zed into movement, ex-
ceps to develop the certainty OF an on =
tire Popplist state, ticket.
MieeoItTs fsfi elections will be OF lit.
tie Importance. The Democratic con-
vention meets in Kansas City on May
10Th, and will nominate candidates for
judge OF the supreme court. for state
superintendent OF schools and state rail-
road commissioner.
There is yet not opposition to the
present supreme justice, Judge Black,
but both Commissioners Hennessey and
Superintendent Wolfe will have bitter
| hght to Hecure denominations.