New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
TO-MORROW'S ELECTIONS.
WHAT WILL BE VOTED FOR IN THE DlF-
rrRENT STATES OF THE UNION.

OFFICES TO BE FILLED AND CONSTITUTIONAL
,vrxDMExTs TO BE PASSED oN-How
xrwYoRK PEOPLE SHOULD TREAT
THEIR BALLOTS
.o,,e ~ the United States will vote tomorrow
-. presidental electors. who will elect fresueh'
Nd vce-President Thert are SIX Nauon"' "e"'''
IN the field. namey'
REPUBLICAN.
president. William Mckinley. Of Ohio.
For vce-Presiden'. Garre' A. h'oaf'' o.
jersey.
DEMOCRATIC.
Tar President. William j. Bryan. OF Nebraska'
rrr To- vice President. Arthur SewaH. OF Name
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
ro- President John NJ. Palmer. OF Illinois
For vice-Pres.lent. simon b. bueKhe' Vi 'e"
lucky.
PROHIBITION.
For President, Joshua Lcvering. Maryland
For Vice President, Hale Johnson
sOCIALIST-LABOR.
For President Charles Machsst tsre Of NeTsoJTx
sey
tor President William J. Bryan. Of Nebraska;
~ % Vice- President Thomas Z. Watson. OF Georgia
rss following are the Presidential and Vce-Presi-
dn,lsl electors Of the various parties In TINS o'a'e
REPUBLICAN.
psriamin F Tracy. Edward II. Butler CARL 5.
surr Alexander Robb Charles A. Moore. Ropert Ia a.
shakfEz fEzsdy Gansai achoss h Mi'is Fsh Herman
Dfsns Fns Eespc Eeopod STERN HsaTS
wnilam L. Ward. Alpheus Potts. Archbaid Rogers
sme Burden. William Eas19n JOIN snrne sama,orR.
WnS0' S,dnS David H. Purre Char:es NJ. Dickinson Ly-
sloan on Smith Theodore II. wiekwire Franklin ID,
srgsanruood sga Milo II. Olin. James g. Cu.iel. Christa"
,.~..L George Urban 1r.. George H. WltteI.
DEMOCRATIC.
koos, ANDREW Mclean James Burrell, Samuel >.
SWhssoas Martin II Duane nnaf JHnn EnPs yons 1onh
F., walsn:d aIo1dan. MA Maurice B. Blumenthai: William
Randolph Meav MSnry GSs Gnen'BST BTsoen Wake
ssnry ssUr Chadeayne. William D. BrnneT, n Dayia We
Morey \ Nolan Henry Van bsIgen; Meepe 'HH Tora,io
WSersiine Jason p Merrill George freemn2; F1srh
am swdF's r buS 9seJ Jacob H sfsrn Abraham j.
Elias David $ Wright
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
Oswald ottcndorfer. Theodore Bacon. Patrick J.
Gleason George W. Wngate James A. Murlnn'
G Henry W sherr, FLA EaTara Weed EdWard j.
fS p%nphy. Henry Campbell John Fsnnel George Soiw
Tucker Harrison LANES p Lyncs s;eSDe 2Oe Frederick
Potter Russell Headley Henry L. Sonns. OhW,Ts War.
sr d. h%rss rti Henry GRAY Charles W Avery Eugene
B. Woolworth. George j. Greenfield LOUIS i, 1 n
NschSr Wara ao4se H. Archf 1sn John rSacSeT
ward IT, hutchinson. John p slocum
PROHIBITION
Frederick F. Wheeler. Louis Albert Banks, Henry
W Randall Freeborn G.. Smith. James Meyer'
Frank Mapes John Berry John BremsT IaTd 2dgs John
Fernald John Glover George B tii'lHrI' Wsm N T
Wardweii. Francis NJ Hammond. Alfred L. NJ, Ma
ier Harrington. II. Clay Bascom Delos r. piL bIooh
George W. REYNOLDS. William II. Place. Frederick
> Hewitt. Daniel w. Gould, John f. D9wnsr' S.nrt
-,hn II uuher Henry c. Lockwood Benjamin c.
Montgomery. James Mcneil, Joseph H. Sherer'
William II. Sperry.
SOCIALIST LABOR.
George Abeson Thomas J. Murphy. Abraha n m
Shapiro. Carl wendestein Otto liale Maiir1a 1d ~
2immer Louis Schneider. Joseph Smith James
McGarvey. Joseph II. Sweeny. Wiiam Wanner' anne
enry siasus. Henri {. Romapec ocsftsI rfan" Roman
;chwemmer. Emil . Nuessle Joseph d bewses'
homaf crimPns f. FTanP Peter someryile Thoma-
f;radv, Henry Waldman. Henry Schlesselmann
Max Forker. James ..ixon. John f. Martin. Fran,
c:s II. Koenig. Benjamin +. heiharo' August
Winkelmann
PEOPLES.
Rober, p BUSH Benjamin Wood, John P Madden.
Anirew Mclean. James Burrell Samuel s; White
house Martin II. Duane John Ennis John r. WaIsn.
6,n iaM Maarice Mf pe'l =. Blumentha william Randolph
Hearst. Henry Gnenther William L Brown. John John
deavne William d Brinnier. David Morey. Michael
\ Nolan Henry Van Bergen. John W. Olmstead.
Sorn ,rn Issnr p Merrill George Freeman William
C. swars Hosea T Rockwell. G. Fitch Bissell Walter
=. Duffy Jacob Stern Abraham j. Elias. David D.
Wright.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
TIE various States will choose AZ Electors. The
following table shows the popular vote of 1892 and