Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-30
November Elections.


vember elections was sent out by the
Associated Press to all its subscribers
There will be elections in forty
two states next Tuesday, the other
three Maine, Vermont and Oregon
having already elected this year, state
officials and their representatives in
| the Fifty eighth congress. In
twenty-five of the forty-two states a
governor and other state officers and
congressman are to be chosen, in
eleven, minor state officers or judges
of the supreme court are to be voted
for while nine congressman only, are
to be elected.
The principal state officers are TO
be chosen in Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut, New York, South
Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Michigan,
Kansas, Minnesota, South Dakota,
Nebraska, Wisconsin, North Dakota,
Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada,
and California. New Hamshire
elects only a governor Tennessee a
governor and railroad commissioner,
and Pennsylvania a governor and two
other state officials.
Minor state officials or justices of
the supreme court are to be voted for
in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio,
Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, Della
ware, Utah, Washington and Mon
tana
'''Congressmen only are to be Sc
lected in Arkansas, Georgia, Misssis-
sippi, Louisiana, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Maryland, Kentucky and New
Jersey and delegates in Arizona, Ha-
waii, New Mexico, Oklahoma and
Porto Rico.
>. The term of thirty United States
senator's expires March 4, 1903. Five
have already been filled by the cleo
tion of James B. McCreary (democrat)
Kentucky; Joseph B. Foraker (repub-
lican) Ohio; Arthur P. German (dem-
ocrat) Maryland; W. P. Dillingham;
republican, Vermont; and Samuel B.
McEnery, (democrat) Louisiana.
In the following states legislatures
which select a senator, are to be cho-
sen: New Hamshire, Connecticut,
New York, Pennsylvania, North Car.
olina, South Carolina. Florida. Ale-
bama, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, |
Missouri, North Dakota, Wisconsin, |
Kansas, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Ne
vada, Washington, and California.
The legislatures of Oregon, Arkansas
and Georgia, which also elect sena-
tor, have already been chosen.
aside from the two principal par
ties, dozen others have tickets in
the field OF the minor organiza-
tions the prohibitionists and socialists
have more than the Others. The pro-
hibitionists have made nominations
i'll Texas, Idaho, South Dakota, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan,
Ohio, Kansas, Tennessee, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Minnesota, Colorado, Califor-
mia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, and Rhode Island, while
the socialists have tickets in Illinois,
Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Missouri,
Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio,
Kansas, Washington, Utah, Colorado,
California, Massachusetts, Psnnsyl
vania and New York.
1.-The socialistic labor party is rep
resented in Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Washington, Indiana, Pennsylvania,
Colorado, Massachusetts, and Connec
ticut, and the social democratic in
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
"The other parties have tickest as
follows:
Peoples Illinois, Texas, Idaho,
Colorado.
"Allied Populists- Montana, Indi-
ana, Minnesota.
"Labor-Montana
Public Ownership-Missouri.
| Liberal Democrat-New York.
Union publican-Delaware I"