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Dickerson. 1s9S-Rep., 14,541; dem, 1881;
pro-, 2,416; rep. majority, 2i9.
Fifteenth district-Rep., Elias Deemer;
dem. James Mansel; pro-, James M2nse,:
1S9S-Rep., 1889; dem, 12S5S; pro, 1878;
rep. plurality, 2.9S1.
Sixteenth district-Rep., Fred. f. God
charles; dem, Charles II. Dickerman. 1875
Rep, L. 4S7; dem, 14,192; pro-, 1,26o; dem.
majority, 1910.
Seventeenth district-Rep., Thaddeuss NJ.
Mahon; dem. Harry I. Huber; union, j. ".
pro, pa: rep. majority, 4,IS3:
Eighteenth district-Rep., Marlin E. Ohm
sted; dem, Benjamin l.. Forster; pro, John
W. Enenberger, 1S9s-Rep.,. p 25%; den''
Nineteenth district-Rep., Alvin Evans;
dem, r. E. Cresswell. lsos-Rep, $3.50;
dem, 1905; pro. 1,S5G; dem. plurality, I26.
Twentieth district-Rep., Daniel F., La
Fean: dem, VIM Mclean; soc, John Tome.
lS9s-Rep., 14,257; dem, 1859; DEM plural
itv. III. ,>-.
Twenty-frst district-Rep., S. r: Dresser;
dem, d. E. Hibner; pro-. b: NJ. Mccoy:
1s9s-Rep., IL 46s; dem, 14,2S5; pro-, 1sS6;
DEM plurality, SIT.
Twenty-second district-Rep., George F.
Rep, 14,92S: dem, 1901; pro-, 1,1S2; rep.
Twenty-thrd district-Rep., Allen F.
Cooper; dem, Oran w. Kennedy; pro- II.
L.. RODlnSOn. iSJS-iNep, i-,ol'' NS4i'-' 49,
500; pro-. 255: rep plurality, 22O.
Aeh ms dem H. Charles R. Eckert; pro,
John A Bailey; ls9s-ReP orit l6tfi o2s aen'
Twenty-fifth district-Rep., Arthur l..
Bates; dem, Albert r. Osborne; pro-, Ed
win T Mason. 1S9S-Rep., 13,4S2; DEM,
1856: pro, ,29l dem. piur&ll 49,, OF; T
Davis; dem. Joseph II. Shull. 1S'S-Rep.,
1886: dem. 16,4G0; miscellaneous, To- DEM
ma jorty. 1859. -
Twenty-seventh district-Rep., William Q.
Smith; dem, Alfred w. Smiley; pro-, Will
liam Haupt. 1S9S-Rep., 15,3i1; dem, TO-
o.: miscellaneous. 1,792; dem. majority
1903.
Sibley: dem James B. Watson; pro, Rich
ard A. Buzza. 1S9S-Rep.. 1905; dem,
ls176; pro-, 1,516: dem. majority l,oso. ~
Tweniy-ninth district-Rep., William n.
Graham DEM, George Shiras III; pro, r.
l.. Eaton; cit, George Shiras III soc. ian,
VIM. E. Hunt. 1S9S-Rep., 140os: dem,
5,60s; pro-, 691; soc. lab, 2oS; rep. MAJORITY
1,45l.
Thirtieth district-Rep., John DalzeM;
pro. Geo. B. CARRIER; cit. John DalzeL.
iS9S-Rep. 1912: dem, 4,549; miscellaneous,
1859; rep majority. 4,30i:
Burke: dem. H. Klrke Porter: cit, H.
Kirke Porter: soc.-lab., John F ConI9y'
1S9s-Rep, 12,550; dem. 5,6I; miscella-
neous. 3S1; rep. majority. 6.4''2
ThlrtV-SecOnu UlSITlCl-INtt', ~ u 80
field: dem. James W. Brown; pro, Robert
n Hood: cit, James W. Brown; soc. lab,
D. E Gilchrist. 1S9S-Rep., S,SiS; dem.'
1892: rep. plurality, 4Ol6
Candidates for governor-Dem., i'opert
p Pattison: rep Samuel w. Pennypacker'
pro. Silas C. Swallow; socialist William
Adams.
Rhode Island.
Rhode Island will elect state officers and
legislature For the former three tickets
have been placed in nomination. The can
didates for Congress are:
First dstrict-Melvile Bull, rep; d. l.. D.
Granger, dem.
Second district-A B. Capron, rep. F. -
Owen. dem. c,.-.
Candidates for Congress-l.. +. {. GarVln,
dem: Chas d. Kimball. rep.
The vote of Rhode Island in recent cleo
tiCus has been:
Year Office. Dem. rep. ~ ~ IN ,o;
I9od Presidrnt 1852 33,7s4 1879 1,423
South Carolina.
South Carolina will elect state officers and
legislature. which viii choose United
States senator to succeed John Lowndes
McLaurin. democrat, whose term expires
March 1885. There is but one ticket for
the state officers in the field, the democratic.
and that was chosen by primaries of the
democratic party, which. of course, Were
equivalent to an election. The nominee
for governor is D. ClinCh Hayward. Repre-
sentative \. c. Latmar was chosen by the
primaries for United States senator. No
REPUBLICAN candidates were nominated. Can
didates for Congress are
First district-G. s. Legare, dem.
Second district-Geo. w. Croft, DEM
Third district-Wyatt Aiken, dem; ]. w.
Scott, rep.
Fourth district. T. Johnson, dem, re-
nominated.
Fifth district-D. E. Finley, dem, renomi-
mated.
Sixth district-R. B. Scarborough, dem,
renOminated.
Seventh-A F. Lever, dem. renominated
South Dakota.
South Dakota will elect state officers and
legislature, which will choose United
States senator to fill out the uneXpired term
OF James II. Kyle, deceased. ending March 3,
1903, and one for the term following. For
the state offices four tickets have been
nominated.
Candidates for Congress are:
At large-Chas II. Burke, rep; j. R. Will
son, dem; j. w. Kelley, pro; +. Knowles,
soc.
At large-E. w Martin, rep; F. C. Robin
sen, dem. W. w. Smith, pro; Walter Price,
Candidates for governor-John W. Martin,
fusion; Chas. y. Herreid, rep. The prohibit
tionists and socialists also have tickets in
the held:
The vote of South Dakota in recent cleo
tons has been:
Year. Office. Dem Pop Rep Pro.
lso-Pra sident. 80, 54i "a $50 1912
1900 Governor iO,U9l 50 SOB .....
Tennessee.
In this state governor, legislature and
minor state officers will be elected. The
state, while not gaining under the census,
was redistricted, but the relative strength
of the districts was not materially altered.
The candidates for Congress are:
First district-W. z. Brownlow, rep: Cy-
rus Lyle, dem.
Second district-H R. Gibson, rep; H. H
Hannah dem.
Third distriCt-John A Moon dem
Fourth distrct-M. T. Fitzpatrick dem.
Fifth district-Jas. W. Parker rep; j. D.
Richardson. dem.
Sixth dlstrict-A. NJ. Tillman, rep; ]. w.
Gaines, dem.
Seventh district-E. L. Gregory, rep; l..
j. Padgstt. dem.
Eighth dis;rict-F. NJ. Davis, rep; T. w.
Sims, dem
Ninth district-A. D. Keller, rep. r. A.
Pearce, dem.
Tenth district-T. c. Phelan, rep; NJ. r.
Patterson. dem
Candidates for governor-Jas B. Frazier,
DEM Henry T. Campbell rep
Texas.
Texas will elect state officers and legisIa-
ture. For the former the democrats, So