The Washington times., 1901-11-05

States. State officers will be chosen In
Iowa. Maryland. Massachusetts. Missis-
sippi. Nebraska. New Jersey. Chic. Penn
syivania. Rhode Island and Virginia; and
Legislatures are to be elected in Iowa,
Kentucky. Maryland, and Massachusetts,,
New Jersey, New York. Ohio. and
Virginia. Those in Kentucky. Maryland,
and Ohio will have the choice of United
States Senators. Four Congressman Will
be chosen to fill vacancies, one in Penn
sylvania, one in New York, one In South
Carolina. and enc in Texas. Connecticut
will elect delegates to a Constitutional
Convention.
IOWA
Iowa will elect State officers and a
Legislature 1t is reliably Republican
and in recent years has voted as follows;
Rep Dem. Pro.
1900 Pres) ........... 907,T ,T7s 800 266 9.5J2
1890 Cow .......... 2ss.5I3 1885 7.e50
The candidates before the people are:
Republican Governor. Albert b. Cum
Minis; Lieutenant Governor. John Her
riott
Democratic-Goveraor Thomas j. Phil
lips; Lieutenant Governor. George +.
Ferguson.
KENTUCKY.
kentucky will choose seven State Sena-
tors and a full House of Representatives
Of 100 members. who. with the State Sena-
tors holding over. will elect a Democratic
United States Senator to succeed William
]. Deboe. Republican. whose term ex-
pires in 1903. The Democratic majority on
joint ballot in the present Legislature is
"a. and it will be increased in the new
one.
MARYLAND
A State Comptroller and a Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals are to be chosen in
Maryland. and also a Legislature which
will choose a successor to George l.. Well
llngton, Independent, whose term expires
In 1893. The candidates are as follows:
emocratic-Comptrolle of the Treas
ury, Joshua w Herring. Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals. Joseph Frank Turner
epublican-Comptrolle of the Treas
ury. Herman 5. Platt: Clerk of the Court
of Appeals. Thomas Parran.
Maryland voted in 1893 and 1900 as fol-
lows:
,ooo ,e- Rep; Dem. Pro;
1890 (Goy.l ......-..... 1925 I2s 400 -.
Tho present Legislature is Democratic.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts, will choose a Republican
State ticket and a Legislature. Its recent
votes were.
200, Rep. Dem. Pro.
1910 fPrcs) ........... 22s ss6 I56g77 1o2
1890 Cow ............ .g02 IOa sOe 7,4o9
These are the candidates:
emocratic-Governor Josiah Quincy;
Lieutenant Governor. John w. Coughiin
Republican-Governor w. Murray
Crane; Lieutenant Governor John l.,
Bates.
MISSISSIPPI
Mississippi elects Secretary Of state
and a State Treasurer. and the Democrats
| have made nominations as follows:
Secretary Of State. J. w. Power. A. II.
George. II. NJ Quinn. T. r. Diet and @
o. Eckert: Treasurer, George w. Carlisle
and w. NJ. Evans.
In the absence of Republican opposition
| 1t is a free-for-aIl race among the Demo-
Gratis. Mississippi voted in 1890 as fol-
lows:
1900 ...................... 53' ReU; '9Ss Rss s,ss
NEBRASKA
Supreme Court Judge and two Re
gents of the State University are to be
| chosen in Nebraska The tickets FOLLOW:
Fusion-Justice of the Supreme Court.
| University Fred G.. Hawxby Pop). and
James II. Bayston CPop).
Repubiican-Justice of the Supreme
Court Samuel II. Sedgwick: Regents of
the University, Carl J. Ernst and Elisha
C. Cal5ins.
Nebraska voted in 1899 and 1900 as fol-
lows:
Rep. Dem. Pro-
1900 (Pres.) ........... 121 .ss5 1888 s.6s5
1899 (sup. Ct) 80. 1926 1Oo,ssI. 49,,
-Fusion.
NEW JERSEY.
A Governor and Legislature are to be
elected in New Jersey, and nominations
have been made by the Republicans. the
Democrats. the Prohi5itionists, the Social