The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-06-29
ELECTION IN 1900.
Officers Besides the Presiden
tial Electors to be Chosen
This Year-The Doubt
full States.

now 10 III number, Will choose
Presidential electors and mem
berS Of Congress on November 6,
except Oregon, whose two Con-
greSSmen were chosen on June 4.
All the territories will elect dele
gates on the same day, and the
following State elections will also
be held in November:
Chicago. TO choose a successor
to the present Democratic gov
ernor and Democratic PopuliSt
State officials.
Connecticut, TO choose a whole
State ticket. The present gov
ernor is Republican.
Delaware, a governor for four
years in place of the Democratic
incumbent. There is no heuten-
ant governor in Delaware.
Idaho, a State ticket for two
years.
Illinois, a State ticket for four
years. The present Republican
governor of Illinois is not a can
didate for re election.
Indiana, "a State ticket for four
years.
Iowa, a secretary of State.
Kansas, governor and State
ticket for two years.
Kentucky, through the legal
complications arising from the
shooting of Senator Goebel, a
governor in place of Beckham,
the present governor, and a lieu.
tenant governor in place of Beck
ham, promoted by Goebel's death
TO the governOrShip.
Massachusetts, a complete State
ticket for one year.
Michigan, a State ticket for
two years.
Minnesota, a State ticket for
two years. The present governor
is Populist and his associates
in the administration are Repub.
licanS.
Missouri, governor and State
officers, over the election of whom
there will be a hard fight. The
term of office in Missouri is four
years.
Montana, governor and other
State officers divided between
the Clark and the DAILY factions
Of Democrats.
Nebraska, which has Populist
governor and a Populist Demo
cratic State administration, will
fill all these places. besides chOos-
ing Legislators who will have the
selection of two United States
Senators.
New Hampshire, in which a gov.
ernor and State officers will be
chosen.
New York, in which the govern.
or, lieutenant governor and State
officers, as well as both branches
of the legislature, will be voted
for.
North Carolina, in which a gov
ernor and all State officers will be
elected for the period of four
years, and constitutional amend
ment be submitted to the voters
North Dakota, III which "a gov
ernOr and State officers will he
voted for.
Ohio, in which a secretary of
State will be the highest official
voted for.
Pennsylvania, in which two
Congressman at-large will be
chosen.
South Carolina, in which com
plete State ticket will be elected
for two years.
South Dakota, in which gov
ernor and State officers will be
chosen for like period.
Tennessee, in which a governor,
treasurer and auditor will be
voted for. There is no lieutenant
governor in Tennessee.
Texas, in which a whole State
ticket will be chosen.
Utah, in which governor and
State officers will be chosen.
Utah has not had a State election
since 1895.
Washington, in which a gov
ernor and State officers will be
elected for four years. The pres.
ent administration there is Popu-
list.
West Virginia, in which a gov.
ernor and State officers will be
elected for a like period. The
present administration of West
Virginia is Republican.
Wisconsin, in which a governor
and State officers will be elected.
The States in which there will
be no general election for State
ofllcers this year are Mary land,
Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey
and Virginia. The States which
have already held their State
elections are Rhode Island, which
chose a governor and State officers
in April; Louisiana, which holds
its State election in the same
month, and Oregon, which voted
in June.