The morning times., 1895-10-27

rhe elections in the various States, Novem-
ber >, are of great Importance, being prac-
tically baronletcrs by which the public pulse
is to be judged for the Presidential cleo
tions of 1896. State elections will be
held in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Kentucky,
Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Mississippi ana
Massachusetts.
In Maryland governor will be chosen to
succeed Frank Brown, Democrat, Tor term
of four years, an attorney general to serve
four years, Il controller 10 serve two years,
all The members of the lower house of the
general assembly, ana fourteen senators.
A States attorney and sheriff VIII be elected
in each county, and in the Sixth judicial
district, composed of Montgomery and Fred
erick counties. a judge Will be elected. The
general assembly chosen in November viii
elect successors 10 Senator Gibson ana State
Treasurer Spencer c. Jones.
In Virginia all the members OF the house
of delegates ana twenty, or onc-ilaif, OF the
State senate viii be elected. Tue senators
chosen this year VIII participate in the eiec-
ton OF a successor to Senator Daniel. Penn
sylvania VIII choose State treasurer Tor o
term OIL three years and seven Judges of the
supreme court FOR terms OF ten years. New
Jersey Will eject Il governor Tor term OF
three years, seven State senators for the
same term, and an entire assembly of sixty
members.
New York's State ticket will contain sec
retary of State, controller, treasurer, at
torney general and a State engineer for
terms OF three years each, judge of the
court OF appeals for term of fourteen years;
twelve Judges OF the supreme courtfor terms
OF fourteen years, an entire legislature of
fifty senators to serve three years, and $50
assenblymen 10 serve one year each. The
senator's chosen in November VIII partici-
pate in electing successor to Senator Hill.
There will be governor. lieutenant gov
eTnor, treas urer, and attorney general TO
terve Nv 20 years, an auditor TO serve four
year,, a judge of the supreme court to
terve five years, and a legislature that
will elect a successor to Senator Brice
cho. en- in Ohio.
will be voted for in Kentucky. as well as
legislature that " i'll elect successor To
Senator Blackburn. The Kansas people
viii vote for chief jus tice of the supreme
court to serye one year. The voters OF
Iowa will select full State ticket to
terve two years, and legislature that
VIII elect Senator Allis successor. A
Justice of the supreme court 10 serve six
year,, and TWO regents OF the State Uni
verify viii be chosen in Nebraska. A
fun State ticket, TO serve four years; all
the officers in the various counties, and a
legislature that will elect a successor to
Senator George will be chosen in Mis-
Iissippi.
A full State ticket to serve one year viii
be voted for in Massachusetts. Utah viii
vote for a fun ticket from governor down.
This will be the last Territorial election.
The candidates for governor in the va
rious States are as follows:
Ohio-Republican, Gen Asa a. Bush
nell; Democratic, eX-Gov. James E. Camp
bell
Utah-Republican, Heeber NJ. Wells;
Democratic, John T. Coine.
neutrality-suspicious., W. 0. Bradley;
Democratic, P. W. Hardin.
New Jers sey-Republican. John W. Griggs;
Democratic, Alexander I. McGill.
ssissippi-Anti-Dcmoc Populist,
Frank Burkitt; Democratic, A. J. McLaurin
Massachusetts-Re F. 7. Green
halge; Democratic, George F. Williams.
Iowa-Republican. Gen. F. N. Drake;
Democratic. Judge W. F. Babb.
Maryland-Republican, Lloyd Lowndes;
Democratic, John E. Hurst.
In Ohio the genial and popular eX-Gover-
nor. James f. Campbell, has been put up
by the Democrats TO cut down the great
Republican ma iority. He doesn't expect
to win, but wants merely TO solidify the
Democracy and rally the scattered hosts.
He has been doing his usually extensive
campaign work. speaking everywhere WltI-
out apparent fatigue. His canvass mas
been aided by the war in the Republican
ranks over the fact that BushnelPs victory
would mean the triumph OF the FORAKER
wing as against Mckinley. The Campbell
ties are counting on thousands OF hepup
lIcans staying at home.
In MARYLAND there is 4 stiff fight against
Hurst. on the ground that he is a German
machine man. So serious has been the
alleged democratic dissatisfaction that
Senator German has found IL necessary
to take off his coat and pltcii INTO .he
canvass personally. The defeat OF Hurst
would be bad blow to Senator uornan
nautical future. The Republicans claim
to be singularly harmonious anu ha'e e
hopes of carrying the state:
In Kcntucky the Republicans are iiiore
ssnpuin,. of carrying the State than ever
before. Hardin, though Tree siiNer MAJ
was nominated ON a sound money stfaouic
platform. This has enragcd many shNei
Democrats, who have publicly threilehei
TO scratch. AT the same time the gold men
nbie,t To Hardin as silver advocate.
This leaves wat" Hardin between the
oevil and The deep sea. The canvass mas
been full of personalities one feature OF
II has been the return to political NE Oh
Col. w. c. p. Breckinridgc, whose trial In
washingtonon the Madeline Pollard charges
of seduction was thought to nave re-
fired him permanently. Senator BLACK
burn has also made an open IlSnt lor SeH
atorial denomination.
The Democrats in Massachusetts nave
made their fight against the A. p. A. AT
the State convention they came out nat
footed against that order. Their vote is
expected to show whether the A. + A is as
big a faction in Bay State politics as IL
has been supposed. The Republicans have
-t,.tr
expect that his popularity will give him
big majority.
MissiSsIpDi Democrats this year are IT.
revocably committed to free silver. Not
one of their candidates has said a WORD
against it In their platform they denounce
the issuing of interest-hearing bonds In
times of peace, practically condemnation
Of the Cleveland administration. The
anti Democrats have rallied around the
Populist candidate. Burkitt, who is making
a campaign entirely on State issues, the
Democrats advocacy of free silver stealing
much of his thunder.
Utah presents one of the most pictur-
esque fights in the Union. 1t is the lest
Territorial political battle. and the women
are "in it." Each party is trying to
control the legislature, which will elect
two United States Senators. Each party
claims to have given the Territory State
hood. The ladies have been conducting
many meetings on Salvation Army lines,
dressed in white, with political Gospel
HYMNS Many local issues confuse any
attempt at predicting the final result,
rs does the new female vote. However,
the Democracy is harmonious, and claims
the State is naturally Democratic. If
the people on November adopt the new
constitution, the President viii issue
proclamation making IL State. 1t
seems to be foregone conclusion that the
constitution will be adopted. The women
vote for State officers and members of the
legislature.
T., ~, .ha rtoroo ftobf 31 tho namn-