The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-11
THE OFF YEAR IN PALIrIcs.
Elections In November I'm only
Twelve states-senators who Must
Soon Go.
From the New York Times.

Soon Go.
From the New York Times.
This will be a year OF few elections. In
most Of the states the elections Of last
| year, resulting in the choice Of congress
| sional and legislative representatives.
brought TO a stop for about two years all
/ activity at the polls. excepting over mere
I ~ local controversies. The few local cleo
/ tons held since the fall elections Of 1884
/ have been spiritless, for the most part,
| and il was not until the Introduction OF ma
uonal questions. and particularly the
/ money question, into the state campaigns
Of this year that they began to interest.
/ State elections viii be held on Nov. in
twelve states. as follows: Iowa. Kansas.
| Kentucky, Maryland. Massachusetts. Mis-
sissippi, Nebraska, New York. New Jer-
sey. Ohio. Pennsylvania. Virginia. and in
the Territory of Utah, which will, by that
time, have about complied with all the
/ conditions required of it to make IL a
state. Oregon, Rhode Island, Michigan,
and Wisconsin held elections early in the
| year. An election will be held in Connecti-
cut on Oct. Z, for town officers, and to
pass upon proposed redistricting Of the
! state Senate
] The look ahead at the elections of 1896
/ Is highly interesting not only because
/ PRESIDENT and Vice President are TO be
CHOSEN, but because new House of
| representatives must be elected, and the
rate OF Twenty-Five senators, whose terms
/ VIII expire in 1897, will be affected by the
determination of contests in their states.
Inc senators Of the United States whose
terms will expire in 1897 are James l.
Tfdugh' (demql Alabama; James X. Jones.
{ ypeI 20 AiIfEka Arkansas George c. Perkins,
Colorado; Orville Il. Plat, rep Connec-
Iucut; Wilkinson Call, (dem.,) Florida;
yonn 3. Gordon, ldem.D Georgia; Fred T.
dubois, (rep.) Idaho; John NJ. Palmer.
t9em.'( illinois; Daniel w. Voorhees,,
&1em,) Indiana; William b. Allison, (rep.J
Iowa; William A. PETER, pop.) Kansas,
J, c. $. Blackburn, dem Kentucky;
Newton c Blanchard, (dem.) Louisiana;
Charles H. Gibson, (dem.J Maryland;
| george u. vest, (dem.,) Missouri; John Z.
Jones, Qep.) Nevada; Jacob H. Gallinger.
Nep.) New hampshire; David b. Hill,
(dem.,) New York.; Jeter c. Pritchard'
brough, (rep,) North Dakota; Calvin S.
Brice, (dem.) Ohio; John II. Mitchell,
Pennsylvania; John l.. NJ. Irby, (denl.)
South Carolina; James H. Kyle, (pop.J
south DAKOTA; Justin III, Morrill,, lrep.D
sin.
The state legislature to be chosen in
| august, 1896, in Alabama, will elect the
successor to Senator Pugh In Arkansas
! the successor to Senator Jones viii he
chosen by the legislature to be elected in
tor Teller will be chosen by the legislature
to be elected in 1896. Senator Platt's sue
cessor VIII be elected in Connecticut by
the legislature 10 be chosen in 1896. The
election in Florida OF "A successor to Sem
ator Call will be made by the legislature
to be chosen year from next November
| In Georgia the legislature that is to elect
the successor to Senator Gordon will nor
be chosen until 1896. In Idaho Senator
| Dubois successor will be elected by a leg
islature to be chosen IN the general cleo
ton of 1896.
The entire assembly and one-half the
Senate Of Illinois, TO elect a successor 10
Senator Palmer, will be chosen in Novem-
| Der, 1886. The successor to Senator NOor-
hees of Indiana will be chosen by the
legislature to be elected next year. Sena-
tor Allison of Iowa will be succeeded by
a senator to be chosen by the legislature
elected Nov. 5. The senator from Kansas,
to succeed William A. PETER, will be elect
ed by an entirely new legislature, to be
chosen Nov. 5, 1896. The election in Ken
lucky, besides being an interesting con
test for state offices, is one for half the
Senate and all of the assembly, that will
choose Senator Blackburn's successor. The
successor of Senator Blanchard, (dem.), of
Louisiana, viii be elected by the session OF
the legislature to be held in May, 1896
The successor to Senator Gibson Of
Maryland will be elected by the fourteen
senators and all of the lower house of a
| legislature to be chosen Nov 5, In Mis-
souri,, the successor to Senator Vest,
TO be elected in November, 1896 at which
time also Nevada will choose a legislature
that will elect successor to Senator John
| +. Jones, (rep.). on the same day New
Hampshire will elect a legislature to
! choose a successor to Senator Gallinger,
rep.) and New York will elect, with the
fifty senators to be elected this Novem-
| Der, $50 assemblymen, who will elect the
| successor to Senator Hill (dem.). North
Carolina will elect a successor to Senator
Prltchard in January, 1897, the Legislature
to choose the senator to be elected in No
Xember, 1896, also, in January, 1897. North
Dakota win elect a successor to Senator
] n. Ohin will a1p ba
successor to Senator Brice, (dem.,) in the
| same month. Oregon will elect the sue
ceSSsor to Senator Mitchell Tep);I Penn
| Sylvania a successor will be chosen for
| senator Cameron, rep). South Carolina
| VIII elect a successor to Senator Irby by
1875 1898. legislature TO De CHOSEN in November
South Dakota's senator, now Kyle, pop.,
VIII be elected in January, 1897 by the leg
| lslature 10 be chosen in November 1896
| Inc successor of Senator Morrill,, (rep.)
| Vermont viii be chosen by the legisla-
ture to be elected in 1896. Washington
Will next year chose a legislature that
must elect the successor to Senator Squire
| Qep.) about the same time that Wiscon.
SIN is to choose a successor to Senator
| WAS, (dem). Utah Will probably be pre-
pared by the election of Nov s to elect
two senator's to be seated in 1896.
In Georgia il is expected that there will
be new election for representative in
congress in the Tenth district, in which
J. G. G. Black was returned as reelected
Tom" Watson asserted fraud in the
| election, and to remove all question about
it the two candidates will resubmit them
selves to the voters of the district. va
cancy having been created in the Sixth
| Massachusetts district by the death of
Representative William Cogswell, an cleo
ton to supply the place will probably be
R Mrgb No Of asote Myr 70 ,s53
died Nov. ID, soon after his reelection,
and the Fifteenth district elected James
H. Codding as his successor.
broken Civilizations.