The record-union., 1899-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 21-Great interest
is centered in State elections which are
TO occur this fall, in main due to cir
cumstances the past year growing out
of the war with Spain. While in some
States local issues only really are in
volved, the opponents of the Admin
istration have endeavored to make the
issue one of national Importance.
On the 7th of November Maryland,
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia,
New York, New Jersey Ohio, Iowa,
Nebraska, Mississippi, Kentucky, and
South Dakota will hold elections, the
party tickets following:
MARYLAND.
Republican Governor, Lloyd
Downdes; Comptroller Phillips L.
Goldsborough; Attorney General, John
V. l.. Findlay.
emocrats-Governor, John Walter
Smith, Comptroller, Dr. ]. w. Herring;
Attorney General, Isidor Rayner.
rohibition-Governor, James Swami;
Comptroller, P. F. Ball; Attorney Gen
eral, F. c. Hendrickson.
Union Reform-GOvernor DR.. VIM. n.
Hill; Comptroller, VIM. E. George; At
torney General, no nomination.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
emocratic-Governor Robert Treat
Paine Jr.; Lieutenant Governor, John
II. Mack; Secretary of Commonwealth,
Henry Lloyd; Treasurer and Receiver
General, Joseph ]. Flynn; Auditor of
Accounts, E. Gerry Brown; Attorney
General John II. Morrison.
Republican-Governor, w. Murray
Crane; Lieutenant Governor, John L.
Bates; Secretary of Commonwealth,
William NJ. Olin; Treasurer and Re
ceiver General, Edward S. Bradford;
Auditor of Accounts, John N. Kimball;
Attorney General, Hosea NJ. Kn0wlton.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican-Supreme Court, J. Hay
Brown; Superior Court, Josiah R.
Adams; State Treasurer, James E. Bar
nett
acknowledgements Court, Judge S.
/. Mestrezat; Superior Court. Charles ].
Reilly; State Treasurer William T.
Greasy.
Prohibition - Supreme Court, Agib
Ricketts,; Superior Court, H. l. Robin
son; State Treasurer, John NJ. Caldwell.
Peoples Party-Supreme Court, John
H. o. Stevenson; Superior Court, n. I.
Atwood; State Treasurer, Justus Wat
kins.
VIRGINIA.
Legislature-FulI House and half the
Senate. This body as whole will elect
a successor to United States Senator
Martin.
NEW YORK.
Members of the State Assembly and
one Congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
Election for members of the Lagisla-
ture only
OHIO.
Republican-Governor, George K
Nash; Lieutenant Governor, John A
Caldwell; Judge Supreme Court, Will
lam z. Davis; Attorney General, John
NJ. Sheets; Treasurer, Isaac B. Cam
eron; Auditor, Walter D. Guilbert
Member of Board of Public Works
Frank A. Huffman
Democratic - Governor, John r. Nc
Lean; Lieutenant Governor, Abraham
w. Patrick; Judge Supreme Court
Dewitt c. Badger: Attorney General
William II. Dore; Treasurer James I.
German; Auditor, George w. Sigafoose; ;
Member of Board of Public Works,
Fletcher D. Malin.
Prohibition-Governo J. w Bash
ford; Lieutenant Governor, A. S. Cau-
ton; Judge Supreme Court, Gideon Y.
Stewart; Attorney General. Walter S.
Lister; Treasurer c. W. Wise; Auditor,
Fred w. Barrett; Member of Board Of
Public Works. John Danner
Union Reform Party-Governor. Seth
w. Ellis; Lieutenant Governor, William
j. Seelye; Judge Supreme Court, Alfred
r. Mcintyre; Attorney General Thomas
Bartham; Auditor Frank S Montgom-
cry; Treasurer, William E. Good; Mem
Der of Board Of Public Works, Albert
A Weaver.
Partisan-Governor, Samuel NJ.
Jones.
Republican - Governor, Leslie NJ
Shaw; Lieutenant Governor, James G.
Milllman; Judge Supreme Court, John
c. Sherwin; superintendent of Public
Instruction, Robert c. Barrett; Rail-
road Commissioner. Edwin A. Dawson
Democratic-Governor Fred Z. White;
Lieutenant Governor, NJ. L. Bevis;
Judge Supreme Court, A. Won Wag-
enon; superintendent Of Public In
struetion. p. b. Hoist; Railroad Com
missioner, w. Fl. Calhoun.
Prohibition-Governo w Atwood
Lieutenant Governor, George Pugsley
Judge Supreme Court, -; Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, D. S. Dun
ledy; Railroad Commissioner, A. b
Wray
Middle-of -the-Road Populists - Gov
ernor, Charles A Lloyd; Lieutenant
Governor. S. NJ. Harvey: Judge Su-
preme Court, L. H. Weller; Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction, c. Worth;
Railroad Commissioner, Robert L. Dun
ming.
United Christian-Governor, c. c.
Heacock; Lieutenant Governor, ]. F. r
Leonard; Judge Supreme Court, f. w
Darner: Superintendent of Public In
struction. w. c. Pidgeon; Railroad
Commissioner, c. z. Lindley,
KENTUCKY.
ratic-Govenor William Goe-
bel; Lieutenant Governor, j. c. w
Beckham; Secretary of State, BrecB
Hill; Attorney General, r. ]. Brecken
ridge; Treasurer, S. w. Haeger; Audi
tor. Gus Coulter; Commissioner of Agri
culture, /. B. Nall; superintendent Of
Public Instruction, H. V. McChesney.
Honest Election Democratic Party
Governor, John Young Brown; Lieuten
ant Governor, p. p. Johnson; Secretary
OF State, E. i. Hines; Attorney General
Lawrence L. Tanner; Treasurer Johr
Droege; Commissioner of Agriculture