The times., 1898-11-08

1900 ~SeAA&y OAAS tCpi iCoChtdtANCy dAiu cdCii
county having population of one and
three-ffths times the ratio or more. two
representatives, but not more than two.
Rep. Dem-Fus. PAp.
1897 Cow 22i,72s 19i.s4s s,2G
1896 CPres) -............. 2s9,z03 223,7H 3,l9.
Kansas.
Full set of State officers and Iegisa-
ture The Democrats have indorsed the
Populist nominees. The other tickets are
those of the Republicans, the Silver Re-
publicans. the Prohibitionists and the So
cialists.
Nat
Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro. Dem.
1897 tLt.G. .159Is3 ....... l67,l36 2,0I4
1896 Pres.). .l59541 126.6eO 44,95t 1870 eo)
with Democratic indorsemcnt. Both factions
Kentucky.
No elections of Importance except for
representatives in Congress.
Louisiana.
Representatives In Congress only.
Maryland.
Representatives in Congress only.
Massachusetts.
Massachusetts will elect full set of
State officers and a legislature, which will
elect United States senator to succeed
Henry Cabot Lodge. Republican. Nomina-
tions have been made by the Republicans,
the Democrats, the Prohibitionists. the
Socialists, and the Democratic Social
lists.
Rep. Dem. Nat.D. Pro. Pop.
1897 Gov. .I650oa 1852 1850 i.94e ...,..
1896 Pres. ..I7Sg76 90.530 11,7i9 2,99s l5,lSi
Michigan.
Complete State tickets have been nom-
mated by the Republicans. oy the fusion
Republicans-by the Prohibitionists and
by the anti-fusion Populists. The legis-
lature to be elected will choose a United
States senator to succeed Julius C. Bur-
rows Republican. +.
Rep Dem, Nat.D. Pro. Pop.
1896 pres j. 20s,s27 ss7,95i 6,o3o 405s -.
1891 Cow .s37 ,215 130,s23 ls,7ss 30,0l2
The question of calling State con-
vention for revision Of the constitution
will also be submitted to the voters. un-
der section OF the constitution providing
for such a revision every sixteen years,
if the people so decide.
Minnesota.
A full State ticket The voters viii
choose between the nominees of the Re
pubiicans, of fusion between the Demo-
Gratis, the Populists and the Silver Re
publicans; of the Prohibitionists and of
the middle-of-the-road Populists. One
half OF the State senate and house of
representatives will also be chosen. the
new legislature to elect United States
senator TO succeed Cushman X. Davis,
Republican.
Four constitutional amendments will be
submitted to the voters. Three are of
general interest One provides for the
creation of highway commission and
the levying of a special road tax. An
other would allow women to vote for
library boards and serve on them. as
we'll as vote and serve in school cleo
tions. The third proposes that constitu-
| tional amendments shall be submitted 10
the people only at general elections and
that a majority of the votes cast. and
not merely a majority of the votes cast
on the amendment, shall be required 20
adopt.
Rep Dem. Nat.D. Pro. Pop
1896 pres -193,5 SOB I39.l35 3,ac2 i,s63
1894 Cow .li7,9iS 5s.5si -. $50 s7,s9S
Mississippi.
The only voting in Mississippi. other
than that for representatives in Congress,
| will be on a constitutional amendment
empowering the commissioners of the
levee districts TO cede the rights of way
and levees. and the maintenance. man
agement. and control thereof to the Unit
ed States Government
Missouri.
Two judges of the supreme court. a
| superintendent of schools. and railroad
commissioner will be chosen in Missouri. .
also one-half OF the State senate and a
house of representatives, the legislature
chosen TO elect United States senator.
90 M CocErai1 fDan1
There are four tickets in the field-the
Republican, the Democratic. and two
Populist.
Rep. Dem. Nat.D. Pro. Pop.
1906 pres 9oi $40 ,6s7 1855 2Itg ......
1891 (s.J'ge) .229, ,eil 22e,547 '64s6 .2,i6'
| Both factions
Two Judges and clerk of the supreme
court are TO be chosen and also legisia-
ture. which will elect a United States
senator, to succeed Lee Mantle ISL
Rep.). The Populists and Silver Re2ubli-
cans united on a ticket. Nominations
were also made by the Republicans and
| the Democrats
Rep Dem Pop. Pro-
1896 pres .).......... 1o,iei 42,SSa 80 lso
! 1884 (Congressl l...... 2S,liO io'sos io'-" -
Nebraska.
| State officers will be elected and 4 leg
| islature, which will choose a United
| States Senator to succeed William v.
Allen CPop). There are only two tickets
| in the field-that of the Republicans ard
| the fusion nominee of the Democrats, the
Populists. and the Silver Republicans.
| Nat.
| Rep Fusion Pro. Dem.
1897 (sup. JUS ..... se,0c9 102.s SIS LES 80:
i ID ma OG4 llD,sB} I,2io ESQ
| Nevada.
| All of the State officers will be chosen
and a legislature, which will elect Unit
| ed States senator to succeed William NJ
| Stewart (Silver) Nominations have been
made by the Republicans, by the Demo-
| Gratis, and by the Silver party.
Rep. Dem Pop.
1905 (Pres)......1 1.ess 7,s2 SIS
1894 Cow S,soi e'o az
| New Hampshire.
governor, chancellors, and legisla-
| ture will be chosen. Nominations have
been made by the Republicans, the Demo
| ocrats. and the Prohibitionists.
| Nat.
Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro- Dam.
| 1896 (Pres ,i4i 21.211 $40 10 3'42l
| 1904 G;oy e,4ol :s,959 $50 LEO -.
| New jersey.
| In New Jersey, a governor, one-third OF
the State senate, and members of the as
| sembly will be elected. The legislature
! will choose United States senator to
! succeed James Smith. jr. (Dem.). Nomi-
/ nations for governor have been made by
the Republicans, the Democrats, and the
4 Prohibitionists.