Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03
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Connecticut.
Connecticut will elect state officers and
legislature which will choose a successor
to Orville II. Platt, whose term expires as
United States senator March g. 1903 Con-
| necticut will also elect five representatives
in Congress, a gain of one, under the ap-
portionment act. The additional member
will be elected at large There are four
state tickets in the field. The candidates
for Congress:
First district-Rep., E. S. Henry; lem,
Second district-Rep., N. D. Sperry: dem,
George n. Moore
Third district-Rep., F. A. Brandegee;
dem, James H. Potter.
Fourth dstrict-ReD., Ebenezer J. Hill;
dem, William d. Bishop, Bridgeport.
At large-Rep., George L. Lilley; dem,
Homer s. Cummings.
In 1893 representatives in Congress were
elected by pluralities ranging from BIAS to
5,2aS. which We're doubled in 1900.
Candidates for governor-Dem., M. B.
Carey; rep, Abiram Chamberlain; pro-, R.
N. Stanley; socialist, Ernest Oatley.
Delaware.
Delaware will elect minor state officers
| and legislature besides her one represen-
| tative in Congress- There are two United
| States senators to be elected by the new
| legislature, unless the deadlock now pre-
| vailing on this question is broken and an
| extra session of the present legislature con-
vened. The candidates for Congress are:
AT large-Reg. rep, l.. Heisler Ball, re-
| nominated; dem, Henry A. Houston; union
| rep, VIM. NJ. Byrne.
! The vote of Delaware in recent elections
| has been:
nsa 2ss Ps@ Rfp f 5ss Dem 81
Florida.
| Florida will elect a Legislature which will
| choose successor to Stephen r. Mallory
! in the United States Senate, and three rep
| resentatives in Congress- a gain of one
under the twelfth census. The republicans
have made no nominations for Congress in
| Florida. The democratic nominees are:
| First district-Dem., s. NJ. Sparkman.
Second district-Dem., r. NJ Davis.
! Third district-Dem., William B. Lamar.
Georgia.
| Georgia will elect representatives in Con-
| gress and legislature which will choose a
| successor to United States Senator Clay.
/ The republicans have made no nominal tons
| in this state. Those nominated by the DEM
| ocrats are:
| First district-Dem., R. E. Lester, renomi-
| mated
| Second district-Dem., ]. M. Griggs, re-
! nominated.
Third district-Dem., Elijah B. Lewis, re-
| nominated.
Fourth district-Oem., William c. Adam
| son, renominated.
Fifth district-Dem., Leonidas F. Living
| ston. renominated.
| Sixth district-Dem., Charles l.. Bartlett,
| renoninated
| Seventh dIstrict-Dem.. John W. Maddox
! Eighth district-Dem., W. M Howard, re-
| nominated.
Ninth district-Dem., F. C. Tate, renom,-
! mated.
Tenth district-Dem, Thomas H. Hard.
! wick.
| Eleventh district-Dem, William G.
| Brantley renominated.
| Idaho.
Idaho will elect state officers and legisla-
| ture, which will choose United States SEN
| ator, the term of Henry Heitfeld dem,
! expiring March 3. 1903 Idaho will also
elect her single member Of Congress Three
| state tickets are in the field, and the nomi:
| nees for Congress are:
At large-Dem., James H. Hutchinson
rep, Burton L. French.
Candidates for governor-Dem., F. w
| Hunt; rep, John T. Morrison; pop, D. H
| Andrews.
The vote of Idaho in recent elections has
| been:
Scatter
| Year Office. Dem. Rep. Prob ing
i-cessiasn' 2ssas 2e4ss IS. AS
Illinois.
Illinois will elect minor state officials ana
a legislature which will choose successor
to United States Senator William E. Mason
The state gains three representatives /,
Congress under the new apportionment TIL,
candidates for Congress, and the vote TO
representatives in 1898 in the territory INV
comprising the districts follow, with tn
| exception of the vote in the first ten dis
| tricts, where on account of frequen
| changes in precinct boundary lines 1t ha
been impossible to get the vote for 1898:
| First district-Dem.. Martin Emerich; rep.
| Martin B. Madden.
| Second district-Dem., Frank Brust; rep.
James r. Mann.
Third district-Dem., D. Morgan Smith
rep w. w. Wilson.
Fourth district-Dem., George p. Foster
| renominated.
Fifth district-Dem.. John McAndrews