Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
POLITICAL FIGHTS
OUTSIDE OF UTAH
HARD CAMPAIGN FOUGHT.


Tomorrow IL q great political battle
On many OF tho snicf Sew York
elects momhcra of tho state assembly
aud ono momhof of Congrcsa Virginia
and New Iouoy elect mombor0 Of th'
State legirinuro. and ln thc cnfc OF
Virginia Che lceI1aturo viii choose
ruccon1r 60 70. s.. senator Martin. nut
neither New York Sew Jersey nor
Virginia elect general state officers ON
the other hand there are elections Tor
state officers in Iowa. Kentucky, Ma
ryl1nd. Massachusetts. AuFfsaippi Ne
bnska. Ohio. Pennsylvania and South
Dakota. Iowa has four Tickets ln 90"
held, NcpuhlicHn. Democratic. itohini-
ton and United Christian. kentucky
hos elk uum0crnuc. Honest Election
Democratic. Republican. PopuliHt. Pro-
hIhltlUu. and Socialist Labor. Mary
land has four. Republican. pomocnic,
Prohibition. and United livform, MAn.
rHrhuratfa hnH two. Democratic ana
Republican Mississippi hlH Two
Democratic and pDpulHt Nchrartl
popuusD. Republican ana Prohibition.
ohio hna nyU. Republican, Democratic.
Prohibition. linton Reform, ana Non
Partisan. thc laHt named party having
candidate Tor ruVUrnuf nuN. lNnu-
aYlvnnlH hos four Republican, Demo
cratic. Prohibition end Pcoploa. s"lih
Dakota has two, Fusion ana iterun-
Uenn There are ruvoral other states
in which municipal elections arc huIi,
as I'm Utah. but Those are of only local
significance
Tho four more important contests nro
in Kentucky. Ohio. Mlryluud ana Dc
br1altH. Ira Ohio and NebrarkH. Che
mud N|HNHH HHHII|.a
lively. the nght BE- significant oa hay-
lnr q direct bearing ON the policies hd-
NocHtcl hy tho President and bile ma
tunIl competitor uf 1890. particularly
ln regard 10 The rhuippmes kentucky
and Maryland nrv doubtful owlhs
chiefly 90 political quarrcla Wdhin those
ors week aro the NcN York iiorlld
made a nou-purtiHun canvurH ~ quo
States. aud gave out "a forecast 10" toi-
IN Now York the Democratic WIN
hold tho city. while the lsepuhilcs.9.a
/ WW hold the state. hy "a Hli, hAlpillN
] tls UeuuhurauH will control the ls1rWs
bly Edward u Nreolnud, Republican
viii hH elected representative lu lnhr
rrHrH from thn Thirty fourth NgN lofh
district 10 succeed Warren d. hookef'
COMO President Moitlniey's STATE.
] viii 900 Republican, and Nh1h VIII ~
/ elected governor probably. by l'ol3
| majority. Tho candidacy NJ Jones, ot
| Toledo. N hurtlng Mclean,
Nebraska. william J. lifyan.a state,
! WIN hn close. Bryan o. tha issue ana
late dispatches Indicate mat D. N Hainn-
] lnr ground n o.. lcpubli-ins WIN
| there. uryan'H candidacy in 1900 VIII %
Kentucky o. iu wud tumult and
/ the Repuhlicun1 tnd homes. el.e Wv
I H.. N#.Ha.|H.H 90 |HHIN
/ Glehgl, with some Prospect oi sugo'.a'
| $50 living man can tgll enc outcNnc to-
] tay. unphol controls the election ma.
! chlnery. and hia opponents say he VIII
sIn 1iaryIand the Democrats will
| probably elect Smith governor over
! i.owndeA Republican, aud THIS 10 OK
| uDetel 10 strengthen German uh a
/ Democratic candidate for President
"ENtauHI0u o. the issue On Iowa ana
! tho Republicans who utu detendins ihg
rhluppura policy VIII hnnda!mey
el.at shaw goycrnor ovcr white, Dem
aQuayam promises 90 cauae cnor-
| NOUS Republican lo8Hua ln fcuntylNA-
! MA. and the majority ~ iarnotI the
Quay candidate Tor state treasurer
"W. Murray Crane, Republican, VIII
! br pirutrd vovcrnnr ul hlnHErhuHD TO-
] though hy a roduced majority,
! ain Now Jersey the result VIII give
the ierlslaturr 90 the Republicans.
"Tho Democrats will beat the fusion
arhs Republicans viii win In South
"In Vlrslnin the result viii be that
| the next icglaluurc will rc-elrct Thorn
an \. Martin 60 the United states sem
later dryslopmonta indicate that tho
| present outlook n less POSITIVE thAn w,
f1rdrolng predictions portray nnd WIN
! mia the nerccness ~ the contest hna
Increased and IT, results no less import
nnt. ~ ohio. particularly. prediction
10 made by Ex-Governor Foster
Of Ohio that ths, total y 6lS
l of tho state Will be 3i1uNl
/ of which Nash CRcp) Will set not losa
thar 10000 and Jones tNon-p nrtHnul
and an others viii divide the remain
der. Yet Mr. Foster said there was q
stronr probability that Jones would
eut down this estimate ON the lehdlnN
candidates but n he ana, three lourth'
OF the cutting would De- on IN. aiel, o.,
Z vote Mr. Foster predicts That inc 10
| nuilleaus will Frcuro both houses ~ tht
ieririlturo John r. Mclean. thu Dom
/ orratir candidate FOR governor. prOiict
thnt "the Democratic ticket VIII ro'
eelvc many Thousands more votes innr
the Republican ticket" and rayg thhl
Hffanua IL beaten" The Republicans
claim Pennsylvania By $4,000 majority
pepubiicluH ana Democrats both claim
kentucky. Maryland and Nchraakn
! DnmOcrntH claim they Will elect thl
governor In Massachusetts.
An around the contest ~ quite heated
gunicienuy Ho 90 mako every one inter
cstpd In politics eager 10 know tho 90
mil for mo cncct lt viii have on th,
| tr..stdeuttaI gnmunlHu next year, and