The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04

Ten candidates for President and Vice
President will be voted for November 9Th.
Ballots viii not be cast for all of them in
ali the states, hut the ten parties viii be
represented at the polls in most OF them
State tickets will be numerous. Illinois and
Indiana leading Wit hseyen each; Coiora6o.
Idaho, Kentucky. Michigan, New orr.
North DAKOTA Oaio. Pennsylvania and
wisconsin following With five each: Con
necticut. Delaware. Iowa, Massachusetts
Minnesota. Montana, Nebraska, South la
kota, Kansas, Texas and washington COM
Ing next with four each; Kansas, MS
sour. New Hampshire and West virgin
la trailing with three each: and lien fio.-
ida. Narada. Tennessee and Utah Win
Two each. South Carolina with only one,
occupying the end of the line. Maine. ore
.on and Vermont have ALREADY eiecteo
Congressman, and will vote Tor presiueh-
t!al electors only. Alabama, arkansas
: California Georgia. Louisiana, MAJ 49,
Mississippi, New jersey, -Na..n S ..,I.
Virginia and Wyoming having no sac
tickets will choose Congressman and elect
Legislatures which elect a United States
Senator are to be elected in kansas. MOI
tana, New Hampshire, Texas, LIMOS
West Virginia. Iowa, Massachusetts. oei-
aware, Michigan, Minnesota, south Dako-
IA. New Jersey. Nebraska, South Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Wyoming, Colorado and
Utah
The following are the candidates for pres
ident and yice-President and the state
officers on various State tickets
President Republican, William Mchln-
lev of Ohio: Eice-Presidcnt, Iheoooro
Roosevelt. of New York.
President, Democratic, William Jennings
Bryan. of Nebraska. Yice-President, Adlal
: T. Stevenson. of Illinois
President Populist. William j. Bryan;
yjce-President. Adlai L. Stevenson.
silver Republican, President. William j.
Bryan, Nice-President, Adlai L. Steven
son.
Midale-of-t1,c-Road Populists. President,
Wharton Barker. Of Pennsylvania; Vice
President, lgnatius Donneily, OF Mime
sofa
Prohibition President. John G. WOOL
ey, of Illinois: Nice-President. Henry B.
Metcalf, OF Rhode Island.
Union Reform, President, Seth Ellis,
of Ohio: yice-Presiaent. Samuel 7. Mich
olson. of Pennsylvania
United Christians, President DR.. S. c.
Swallow. of Pennsylvania: Vice-President,
John G. Woolley. Of Illinois.
Social Democrats. President, Eugene v.
Debs. of Indiana: Vice-President, Job.
Hartman. of California
DeLeon Socialists, President, Joseph T.
Maloney. of Massachusetts,: Vice-Presi-
dent, Valentine Remmill. of Pennsylvania
ALABAMA.
Presidential electors and Congressman
ARKANSAS.
Presidential electors and Congressman.
CALIFORNIA.
: Presidential electors and congressman.
: COLORADO.
Presidential electors and Consressmen.
Fusion. Governor, James 3. Orman, D.;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. David c. Coats. p:
Secretary of State, David A. Mills, P;
Treasurer, Joseph n. Chipley, S. r.; Au-
1itor. Charles w, Crou-er, D. Attorney
General, c. c. Post p; Superintendent
Public Instruction, Mrs. Helen L. Gron-
fell, s r.; Justice Supreme Court Robert
w. Steele, S. r.; Regents State Univer-
sity. Frank Keodrick, p, William II
Bryant. D.
observation-disclosures. Frank c. Goudy;
Lieutenant-Governor. Percy S. Rider; Sec
rotary of State, Joseph W. Nilsson: Treas
rrer, orsen Adams: Auditor. James S.
Murphy; Acknowledgement Chase With
row: Superintendent of Schools. Mrs lone
T. Hanna: Justice OF Supreme Court, Gus
tave c. Barte!s- REGENTS State University,
Charles r. Dudley, George N. Mcclure
Prohibition-Governor. J. r. w ley: Lieu
tenant-Governor, Frank c. Chamberlain:
Secretary of State, Mary L Henderson:
Treasurer, W H Mcclure: Auditor, Jo-
seEfl Harvey: Acknowledgment w A.
Marst: Superintendent Public INSTRUCTION.
Elizabeth Smith: Justice SUPREME Court,
Frank r. Wilson. Regents state TTn;rar
sity. ID. .. Sanderson: W E. Tez.el,
Socialist and Socialist Labor-Goyernor
S. b. Hutchinson; Lieutenant Governor.
a DeGuelle: Secretary of State A w.
Webster; Treasurer. Fred H Hoffman.
Auditor. A w. Sample: Attorney-Gen-
eral Z. NJ Dawes: supt. Public Instruc-
ton. Ida r Johnson: Justice Supreme
Court j. W. Marlin: Regents State Uni
rersity. Joseph York, Herbert Kempton.
Social ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dewitt
G. Copley; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Patrick
w Doyle; Secretary of State, George w.
Sanders: Treasurer. George Seitz; At
torney-General ; Supt. Public
Instruction, A F. McCausland: Justice
Supreme Court. Eugene Engley; Regents
State University. Blanche L. Deiaplaine.
CONNECTICUT.
Presidential Electors and Congress
men:
elublican-Governor. George P. Nc
Lean: Leutenant-Governor, E. o. Keel
er: Secretary Of State Charles G. R.
Nipal: Treasurer. II. II. Gallup; Comp
troiler. Abraham Chamberlain
emocratic-Governor, Samuel Bron-
son. MISUNDERSTANDING. Cyrus c.
Beckwith; Secretary of State. James P.
Woodruff; Treasurer. Z. c. Pinney.
Comptroller. William E. Hunting
Socialist-Gorernor. Adam Marx: Lieu
tenant-Governor, James ]. M Parker:
Secretary Of State. Faustin Serror:
Treasurer. Edward Lapthorne; Conn.,
troller. Henry E. Mather.
Prohibition = Governor. Charles E.
Steele. Lieutenant-Governor John Copp;
Secretary of State. Robert NJ Stanley;
Treasurer, Oliver G.. Beard; Compirol-
Ter. William Ingalls,.
DELAWARE.
Presidential Electors and Congress
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. John HUM;
lAen,enant-Governor. Philip Cannon;
Treasurer. Martin B. Burris; Auditor OF
Accounts. PurneN S. Norman: Attorney
General. Herbert Ward; Insurance Com
missioner. George w Marshall
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Peter ]. Ford;
l>ieutensnt-C;overnor. w. F. Hoey: Treas
urer. William l.. Lirman. Auditor wal.