Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-05

All the states of the Union will vote for
presidential electors Tuesday, November 6.
All of the states except Maine. Vermont
and Oregon will vote for representatives in
Congress In these states representatives
have been chosen, all republicans, as fol-
lows
Maine: First district, Amos L. Allen, AL
fred Second district-Chas. f. Littlefeld,
Rockland Third district-Edwin c. Bur
leigh Augusta. Fourth distrlct-Cnas. A
Boutelle, Bangor
Vermont: First district-D. ]. Foster. Bur
lngton. Second Observation-Disclosures Hasklns,
Brattleboro'.
Oregon: First district-Thomas H. Tongue
Hillsboro'. Second district-M. \. Moody,
The Dalles.
Many of the states, as shown in the fol-
lowing statement, will elect governors and
legislatures the latter in some instances
to choose United States senators. The
terms of thirty senators expire Marn j
next and there are two vacancies to be
flied" Some of these senatorial places have
practically been filled already, as the legis-
laturos have been elected and their choce
is a foregone conclusion.
Thus it is seen that Tuesdays elections
are to be very important, as the executive
and the lower house are at stake and the
composition of the Senate 70 be materially
affected. Every one knows the issues of
the campaign by this time, for they have
been the principal topic of conversation
among all classes in this country for the
past four weeks
: The fight for the presidency and the
House has ragged mainly in the middle west
ern states and in New York. Indiana, ILL
rOfs, Ohio and the empire state nave Deerl
III the heart of the political Storm WhiIe
Maryland, Kentucky. Nebraska and Kan
sas have also been the scenes OF bitter con-
tests between the parties.
Following is a statement of the character
of the elections to be held in the several
states together with a list of the candi-
dates for House of Representatives:
Alabama.
The state elections have been held, and
the democrats are in full control. A legis-
lature has been elected, which will choose
a successor to Senator Morgan, whose term
expires March 3 next. The legislature Is
favorable to Mr.. Morgan's reelection.
The candidates for representatives IN
Congress are:
First diStrict-Dem., q. w. Iaylof, De
moRolis.
gomery.
Third district-Dem-, H. D. Clayton, Eu
fala.
Fourth district-Dem., Sydney ]. Bowie
Talladega.
Fifth district-Rep. fus., j. H. Millstead
Tallassee; dem, Charles w thompson
Tuskegee; dem, Willis Brewer Haynes
VILE
Sixth district-Rep. fus., Thomas B. Nor
ton, Fayetteville; dem, ]. H. Bankhead
Fayette.
Seventh district-Rep pop. N. R. speare
PeIl City; dem. John l.. Burnett, Gadsden
Eighth district-Rep.. a. n. Holland
Scottsboro'; dem, VIM. Richardson, Hunts
Vile
Ninth district-Dem., O.. w Underwood
birmingham.
The republicans do not expect to carry
any of these districts.
Arkansas.
No general interest attaches to the e.ec
tons in this state, as it is overwhelmingly
democratic. There will be state elections
and the legislature will choose a successor
to Senator Berry, whose term expire:
March next.
The candidates for representatives IL
First district-Rep., 2. 0. Fitzpatrick
Colt; dem. Philip D. McCuIIoch Mariana
Second district-Rep., E. II. Vance. jr.
Malvern: dem, John S. Little, Greenwood
Third district-Rep., Il. NJ. Forman, Tex
arkana; dem. Thomas c. McRae. Prescott
Fourth dstrct-Rep.. S. b. Redding, Lit
tie Rock; dem, C. c. Reid, Morrilton.
Fifth district-Rep., L. S. Bratton, Mar
shall; dem. Hugh a. Dinsmore, Fayette
willie.
Sixth dstrct-Rep.. Charles F. Cole
Batesville: dem, stephen Brundidge. jr.
Searcy.
All the representatives will be democrats
California.
A portion of the legislature VIII be elected
but the term of Senator Perkins does no
expire until 1903. The political contest cen
tiers mainly upon the presidential and con
gressional tickets The candidates for rep
resentatives in Congress are:
First district-F l.. Combs San Francis
co; dem, J. F. Farraher, lreAa
Second district-Rep.. S. d. Woods, Stock
ton; dem, j. ID. Sprout. Orovi!le.
Third district-Rep-. V. II. Metcalf, Oak
land: DEM +. j. Freeman. WILLOWS.
Fourth district-Rep-. Julius Kahn. Sal
Fran"is"": dem. r. Porter Ashe. San Fran
cisco.
Fifth district-Eugene F. Loud. San Fran
cisco: dem, j. II. Henry, San Jose.
Sixth district-Rep., joseph McLachlar
Los Angeles; dem, w. c. Graves, San Lui
Obispo.
Seventh district-Rep., James C. Need
ham. Modesto; dem, w. d. Crichton. FIRES
The republicans have persistently elaine
that the electoral vote of California vii
go for Mckinley. 1t is not expected tina
important changes will be made in the con
gressional delegation.
Colorado.
More than usual interest attaches to tn
elections in Colorado this year, owing t
the evidences of changes in public sent
ment promising a reduction of the silve
vote. The governor and a portion of tn
legislature are to be elected, and the legis
lature is to name successor to Senate
Wolcott
The candidates for representatives in Cor
gresS are:
First district-Rep. Robert w. Bonyng,
Denver; sill. fus.. John F. Shafroth, Denver