The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-04
eislist Labor. Morris Berman; Peoples

Elias H. Borden.
For Associate Justice of Court of APP
Democratic. John d. Teller; Prohibition,
Edwin 9. English; Socialist Labor. Henry
P. Cray; PEOPLES, Charles Ward.
The Democratic ticket has been in.
dorsed by the Democratic party reform
organization and tue Independent Citi-
head OF three columns on the new blanket
ballot. while each of the other tickets are
represented but once,
In no campaign for years has there been
such a general lack OF state issues, or
such q multitude of local issues. The
people OF nearly, every large municipality
in the state will vote upon an issue of
their own; in two or three OF the larger
cities excise questions will form part
of the issue, while in Others various mu-
nicipai questions will form the basis of
the fighting. The only real state issue
that can be said to exist will take the
contest into the election of the senate
and the assem- bly,; for the senate elected
this year will assist in the selection of
United States senator to succeed David b.
Hill. Although excise mas been given
plank 10 the state platforms OF both par
ties, it can in no sense be said to be
state issue. In some parts OF the state no
attention whatever Is paid to this ques-
tion while in other sections, like those
OF New York and Brooklyn, it is OF vital
interest. SO that it becomes decidedly a
local issue. The senate and Assem- bly, in
creased IN numbers under the last con-
stitution are elected this year for the first
time from newly arranged districts, and
the election of these officers will be of
great interest in determining whether the
lines of senate boundaries set BY the Re-
publican constitutional convention are
arbitrarily Republican or not. The only
separate Issue to be voted upon outside of
the blanket ballot is the question of
whether or not the state shall bond itself
for So, 10000 with which to improve the
canals. The blanket ballot will receive
its FIRST trial at.this election.
The supreme court judges to be elected
will be those from which, under the new
constitution, the appellate divisions OF
the supreme court will be selected.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Son Tues
day, November 9Th, the people of Ken
tuky will De called on to elect state Off
GERS one half of the senate and now
house of representatives. The incoming
legislature will elect a United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator Blackburn. The
candidates for the position are the pres
ent incumbent and Congressman Nc
Creary, both Democrats. A number of
Republicans have been mentioned for
the place, but no one has been announced
by authority. On the part of the Repub-
licans and the opposition generally the
campaign has been conducted OH state
issues. General Hardin, the Democratic
candidate for governor. has had to fight
the combined opposition and large els-
ment IN his own party, because of his
financial views. The result OF the cleo
tion is in uoubt, and the majority either
way will be small but at present it looks
as ii neither one of the leading parties
would capture all of the offices for which
they are oohtending. 1t is the general
opinion that Blackburn will be reelected
senator; and thar the Democrats will lose
the Offices of governor, secretary of state
and attorney general. There are four
tickets before the voters, viz: Democratic,
7. W. Hardin for governor; Republican,
W. O. Bradley for governor; Peoples,
7. S. Pattie for governor; Prohibition, L.
b. Demores for governor. There are
more independent voters in Kentucky
than ever before, and there will be great
deal.of scratching; 50 much that it would
be Impossible to fairly prophesy the re-
suit OF the election.
The full list of candidates is as follows:
emocratic-Governor, p. w. Hardin;
Acknowledgements, Y. Y. Tyler; audi
tor. l.. c. Norman Ky; secretary of state,
Henry S. Hale (x); treasurer, r.. c.
Ford; attorney-general, VIM. j. Hen
drick; superintendent of instruction,
Ed. p. Thompson; register of land Office
Green b. Swongo; commissioner of agri-
culture. /. B. Wall.
Republjcan-Governor W. o. Brad
ley acknowledgements, VIM. Worthlng-
ton auditor, Samuel H. Stone; secretary
of state. Charles Finley; treasurer,
George W. Long; attorney general, W.
VIM. J. Davidson; register of land Office,
Chas. o. Reynolds; com missioner OF agri-
culture, Lycas Moore.
Those marked Y have been renomi
mated.
hibition-Governor T. B. Demores;
governor, &. q. Hughes; audi
tor, ]. W. Ragsdale; secretary of state,
Mrs. F. L. Beauchamp; treasurer II. B.
Aispury; attornev-general,J J. B. Finnell;
of instruction., Mrs. ]. X.
Henry; register of land office, S. E. Simn-
son; com m ssioner of agriculture, S. B.
Walden.
Populist-Governor, Thomas s. Petttt
governor, ]. g. Blair; audi
tor, Charles S. Deane; secretary of state,
Don Singleton; treasurer, NJ. r. Gar
diner; Encouragement, S. NJ. Payton
superintendent of instruction, II. II.
Farmer; register of land office, Turner
Spencer; commissioner of agriculture,
VIM. l.. Scott.
Mrs. Henry, for superintendent of in
struction and Mrs. Beauchamp, tor secre,
tary of state are the first lady candi-
dates for state offices before the people.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3. The election
In Ohio is known as the general state
electlon, including mem bers of the legis-
lature and state officers except those of
secretary of state and school com m ssion-
ers. There are five tickets in the field as
follows:
Republican Go vernon, Asa S. Bush
nell; lieutnant-governor, Asahel ".
Jones; auditor, Walter d. Guiloert
treasurer, Samuel B. Campbell; attorney
general, Frank S. Honnett; Judge Of SUI
preme court, Theo. A. Minshall; mem Der
of board OF public works, Ed. Z. Lvnbar-
ger: clerk Of supreme court, Joshua b.
Allen.
De noeratlc-G Governor, James 4. Camp
bell; lieutenant-gov ernor, John B. Peas
lee; auditor, James W. Knott; attorney
general, George A. Fairbanks; Judge of
supreme court, William T. Mooney men,
Der OF board of public works, Harry X.
Keffer; CLERK OF supreme court, J. W. |
Peoples party-Governor, Jacob B. |
Coxey; lieutsnant-governor, John Ii.
Crofton auditor, Charles Bonsall; treas
ursr, George W. Harper; attorney-gen-
sral, William Bker: Judge supreme court,
Everett ID. Stark; member board of pub |
lie works, William A. Gloyd; clerk SUI
preme court, Thomas N. hickman.
Prohibition-Govern Seth Ii. Ellis; |
lieutenant governor, Joseph W. Sharp; |
auditor, Arthur S. Canton; treasurer,