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treasurer, auditor, attorney-general,
railroad commissioner. superintendent
of public instruction, insurance commits
sioner, commissioner Of agriculture and
labor, legislature.
Ohio-Twenty-th presidential elec-
tors, twenty-one congressman, secre-
tary of state, Judge supreme court, food
and dairy commissioner, member board
of public works.
Oregon-Four Presidential electors,
legislature.
Pennsylvania-Thirty presiden-
tial electors, twenty-nine congressman.
Rhode Island-Four presidential cleo.
tors, two congressman.
South Carolina-Nine presidential
electors, seven congressman, governor,
lieutenant-governor. secretary of state,
comptroller. .attorney-general, treasurer,
adjutant and inspector general.
South Dakota-Four presidential elec-
tors, two congressman. governor, lieu
tenant-governor, secretary Of state,
treasurer, auditor. attorney-general,
superintendent Of public instruction.
railway commissioners, land commits :
sioners, legislature.
Tennessee-Twelve presidential elec-
tors. ten congressman. governor.
Texas-Fifteen presidential electors,
thirteen congressman, governor, ueuten-
ant governor. controller, treasurer, at
torney general, land commissioner, SUI
perintendent Of public instruction, rail-
road commissioner, judges Of the court
of appeals.
Utah-Three presidential electors, one
congressman, legislature.
Vermont-Four presidential electors.
Virginia-Twelve presidential elect
ors. ten congressman.
Washington-Four presidential elect
ors, two congressman, governor, lieu
tenant governor, Judge supreme court,
secretary of state. auditor, treasurer,
attorney general, superintendent of pub
lie instruction, commissioner of public
lands, state printer.
West Virginia-Six presidential elect
ors four congressman, governor, aud
itor, treasurer, attorney general, super
intendent of schools, justices supreme
court.
Wisconsin-Twelve presidential elect
ors, ten congressman. governor. lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state, in
surance commissioner, treasurer, attor-
ney general, railroad commissioner, SUI
perintendent of schools.
Wyoming-Three presidential elect
ors, one congressman, justices supreme
court.
Arizona-Delegate to congress.
New Mexico-Delegate to congress.
Oklahoma-Delegate to congress.
The Republicans have a straight elect
oral ticket In forty-four Of the forty
five states, having effected a fusion
in one-Texas-with the middle -of-the
road" Populists and gold standard Dem
ocrats.
The Democrats have a straight elect
oral ticket in only fifteen of the states,
having effected fusion with the Pop
ulists and silver Republicans in twenty
nine of the others, a conclusion not hav-
ing yet been reached in the remainder
of the states. In some cases the Popu-
lists and silver Republicans indorsed the
Democratic electoral ticket, but in 9TH
ers concessions of electors were made
for their support of Bryan and Sewall.
In two states, Oregon and South Da-
kota, the Democrats indorse the Popu-
list electoral ticket.
The following table shows the states
with a straight Democratic ticket and
those in which a division of electors
have been made. The figures for North
Carolina are those embraced in the
proposition of the Populists to the DEM
ocrats, who, however. have not yet ac-
cepted their offer Of division in the
state, but the Populists. tits understood,
still have hopes of effecting fusion in
North Carolina.