Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26
THE FALL ELECTIONS.
Eight Governors to be Chosen on
November 5.
Twenty-nine United States Senators Whose
Terms Expire In 1897 VIII 30 AZ
tentod by These Elections
Valuable Informa-
tIon for Voters,

Elections will be held on November
in twelve states, as follows: Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massa-
chusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, New
Yorl, Nct Sersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania
Virginia and in the Territory of Utah,
which will, by that time, have about
complied with all the conditions re-
quired of it to make it a state.
The look ahead at the elections of
1896 is highly interesting, says the New
York Times, not only because presi-
dent and vice president are to be
chosen, but because a new house of
representatives must be elected, and
the fate of twenty-nine senators, whose
terms will expire in 1897, will be af-
fected by the determination of contests
In their states.
The senator's of the United States
whose terms will expire in 1897 are
James L. Pugh dem, Alabama; James
*. Jones (dem.), Arkansas; George G.
Perkins, (rep.), CALIFORNIA;; Henry M.
Teller (rep.), Colorado; Orville II. Platt
(rep.), Connecticut; Wilkinson Call
(dem.) Florida, John B. Gordon (dem.),
Georgia; Fred T. Dubois (rep), Idaho;
John M. Palmer (dem.), Illinois; Daniel
w. Voorhees, (dem.), Indiana; William
b. Allison (rep), Iowa; William A.
PETER (pop.), Kansas; j. c. S. Black
burn (dem.), Kentucky; Newton C.
Blanchard (dem.), Louisiana; Charles
H. Gibson (dem) }, Maryland; George G.
Vest (dem.), Missouri; John P. Jones
(rep), Nevada; Jacob II. Gallinger
(rep.), New Hampshire; David b.
2 Hill (dem.), New York; Peter C.
Pritchard (rep.), North Carolina;
Henry c. Hansbrough rep.), North
Dakota, Calvin S. Brice dem J,
Ohio; John II. Mitchell (rep), Oregon;
James d. Cameron (rep), Pennsyl-
vania; John l.. NJ. Irby dem, South
Carolina; James II. Kyle (pop.), South
Dakota; Justin II. Morrill, (rep.) Ver-
mont; Watson c. Squire (rep.), Wash
ington; William +. Villas (dem.); Wis
consin.
The state legislature, to be chosen in
august, 1896, in Alabama, will elect
vhe successor to Senator Pugh. In Ar
kansas the successor to Senator Jones
will be chosen by the leislature to be
elected in September, 1895. The sue
cessor to Senator Teller will be chosen
Senator Platt's successor will be elected
in Connecticut by the legislature to be
chosen in 1896. The election in Florida
of successor to Senator Call will be
made by the legislature to be chosen a
year from next November. In Georgia
the legislature that is to elect the sue
cessor to Senator Gordon will not
be chosen until 1895. In Idaho,
Senator Dubois successor will be
elected by the legislature to be
chosen in the general election in 1896.
The entire assembly and one-half the
senate of Illinois, to elect a successor
to Senator Palmer, will be chosen in
November, 1896. The successor to Sena-
tor Voorhees,, of Indiana, will be chosen
by the legislature to be elected next
year. Senator Allison, of Iowa, will
be succeeded by a senator to be chosen
by the Legislature elected November 5.
The senator from Kansas, to succeed
William A. PETER, will be elected by
an entire new Legislature, to be chosen
November 3, 1896. The election in Ken
lucky, besides being an interesting
contest for state offices, is one for half
the senate and all of the assembly,
that will choose Senator BlacSburns IS
successor. The successor of Senator
Blanchard dem. of Louisiana, will be
elected by the session of the legisla-
ture to be held in May, 1896. The sue
cessor to Senator Gibson, of Mary
land, will be elected by the four
teen senators and all of the lower
house of the legislature to be chosen
November 5. In Missouri the sue
cessor to Senator Vest dem. will be
chosen by the legislature to be elected
in November, 1896, at which time also
Nevada will choose legislature that
will elect successor to Senator John
p. Jones (rep.) On the same day New
Hampshire will elect legislature to
choose a successor to Senator Calm
ger (rep.), and New York will elect
with the fifty senator's to be elected in
November, $50 assemblymen, who will
elect successor to Senator Hill (dem. J.
North Carolina will elect successor tc
Senator Pritchard in January, 1897
the legislature TO choose the senator tc
be elected in November, 1895, also in
January, 1897. North Dakota will elect
a successor to Senator Hansbrough
(rep). Ohio will elect the successor tc
Senator Brlce (dem. J. oregon Will elect
the successor to Senator Mitchell rep J.
In Pennsylvania successor will be
chosen for Senator Cameron (rep.)
South Carolina will elect a successor tc
Senator Irby by the legislature to be
chosen in November, 1896. South Da
kota's senator, now Kyle (pop.) will be
elected in January, 1897, by the legis
lature to be chosen in November, 1896
The successor of Senator Morrill,
b treP.), Vermont, will be chosen by the
legislature to be elected in 1896. Wash,
ington will next year choose legisla
ture that must elect the successor tc
Senator Squire (rep.), about the same
time that Wisconsin is to elect sue
cessor to Senator Villas (dem.) Utah
will probably be prepared by the cleo
tion of November to elect two sena
tors, to be seated in 1896. In Georgia