Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

Cincinnati. o., Nov. 4.-The electioa
In Ohio is known as the general stat.
election, including members OF ths
legislature and state officers exce,,
those of secreary of state and sehUpl
commissioners. There are five tickets
In the field. as follows:
Republicans: Governor, Asa S Bush.
nell, lieutenant governor, Ashbel W.
jones' auditor, Walter ID. Gullberii
treasurer, Samuel d. Campbell; at,oi'
ney-general. $. Monett; Judge supren,
court, Theo. a. Kinshall; membs
board public works, Ed l., Lynarge,i
clerk supreme court, Joshua u, al
len.
Democratic: Governor James E.
Campbell; lieutenant governor. lohl
b Peaslee; auditor, James W. Knot;
attorney-general. George A. Faf'
banks; judge supreme court. Wlllhn
II, Mooney; member board pupk
works, Harry b. Keefer; clerk suplsah
court, j. w. Cruikshank.
Peoples party: Governor jacob
CoNey; lieutenant governor, John y
Crofton; auditor. Charles Bonsaf
treasurer, George W. Harper; atioinsy
general, William Baker; judge supsh..
court, Everett d. Stark member eeas
public works, William A. Cloyd; cen
supreme court, Thomas n, Nickmah.
Prohibition: Governor, Seth II. =
lis; lieutenant governor, Joseph ;,
sharp; auditor, Arthur $. Canle-
treasurer, John IL. Hawkins; atioihtr|
general, Wesley c. Bates; judge y.
preme court. John n. Moore. msmes
board of public works. James Bsns'
MIN clerk supreme court, Davla >
Splcer
soclalst-labor; Governor Wllhs
Watkins; lieutenant governor, Wi
krumroy; auditor, Dan Wallace, w.
urer, George 4. Brewster: atlofisi
general, -; Judge supreme court
member board of public WORKS. ".
schuch; clerk supreme court chaHs
Odendahl.
The Prohibitlonlsts have made :
aggressive campaign and eNpecl
poll between 10000 and $4,000 votes ~ Y.
OF total In the state of s0OvvV.
Populists and Socialists have hau
thorough organization or geheiai "
Nnss, and their votes will be hsnn !,
The silver question has not oeen
Issue In this state, as both the ~
cratic and Republican platforms "
clare strongly for sound MONEY.
their respective candidates are ~
cord with them. -.
with Governor Mckinley indo's.
the Republican platform for pretial,.,,,
the tariff has been the most uisu'N1s 4.
Issue. The Democratic platform ~
dorsed the present tariff ihnv,.r5
strongly denounced the hen'
tariff. =.
Ex-Governor Campbell, who y n
considered presidential candioss~
MS canvass against Genera 81 i
Bushnell for governor spoke inostts, .,
state issues. attacking the hePp ss ls
state administration and chai5y"s, II
legislators with corruption. ~
held that Cincinnati was CONTROLS
ring and that the same iins ~
trolled the last Republican staS
vention and was seeking to conu~
state administration. ..rs6|
The contest between ex-o sor n
Foraker and Senator Bricc ~ b
senatorship has been very plt.s q
former attacking the latters Ie.-.ra,k
the senate and out of the IN
While both parties held manS srr
ings during the past two month.
tor Brice was not among the ~, b
but he gave personal attention. ~
management of the Democra.-. ;sttr
palgn. Including the canvass ~ ~ n
eight counties for members o.
islature. -. ~
The tariff was an issue on ~.
tion OF members Of the leglsia'-os b
peclally In the rural districn., T ~
count OF Senator Brlce VOTING ~ ~
wool and other changes N tns ia
In cities the state issues .,,cbsc
prominent by Ex-Governor ~ Ttn,t
charges about the attempt nd 4,
natize Ohio" as he termed "
replies thereto.
No well regulated housenu'uo "
be without bottle of Ansu'''
tiers, the celebrater appetkrf.