The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
LINES BEING DRAWN
FOR BALLOT BATTLE
Elections are To Be Held in Eleven States Tues
day. November 3-Campaign Is Sharp in
All the States

I II. Clark are struggling for members of
| the legislature which will elect United
| States senator
In Iowa Albert B. Cummins is making
his second race for governor, his oppo-
nent being jeremiah r. Sullivan, who is
depending on the democratic vote. the
populists having their own state ticket
in the field.
Governor Beckham is seeking reelec-
ton in Kentucky. the republican candi-
date being Morris b. Belknap, who Is
making a very active canvass.
The democrats will have walk-over
in Mississippi neither the republicans
nor any other opposition party having
put a ticket in the field.
The contest in Nebraska is for JUS
tice of the supreme court. The republi-
can candidate is John d. Barnes, the
democrats and populists fusing on John
y. Sullivan. Two regents of the state
university are also TO he chosen.
In Colorado tee democrats made a
straight nomination for judge of the SUI
preme court the popuists putting up one
of their own parry
The fight for municipal control OF san
Francisco and Salt Lake, particularly the
former. is very warm.
The following are the tickets nominated
by the different parties:
New York.
Judge Court of Appeals Democratic,
Dennis O'Brien endorsed by republic
cansl; prohibition. Charles f. Manlerre
socialist labor. Daniel DeLeon: socialist
democrat Charles II. Matchett.
Mayor Greater New York--Fuson. Seth
Low democratic. George b. McClellan;
socialist democrat. Charles l.. Furman;
socialist abor, James p Hunter; prohibit
ton. John Mckee: independent people.
William s. Devery
Maryland.
Repuhlican-G Governor Stevenson A.
Williams: comptroller, l.. e. r Dennis;
attorney general, George Whitelock.
cratic--Governor Edwin Warfeld:
comptroller Gordon T. Atkinson: attor-
ney general William Shepard Bryan.
Prohibition Governor Siias n. Grabill;
comptroller. George l.. Wild; attorney
general Charles y Backman
Socalist-G0vernor William Gisrel;
comptroller. Daniel ", Miles; attorney
general Frank Higgins.
Rhode Island.
Republican-Go~ern Samuel Pomroy
Colt; lieutenant governor George II Tt
ter secretary of state Charles p. Ben
nett: attorney general, Charles f.
Stearns: treasurer. H. Walter A. Read
emocratic-Governor, Lucius f. G..
Garvin: lieutenant governor, Adelard
Archamhault; secretary Of state, John J.
Gilmartin: attorney general Clarence A..
Aldrich; treasurer, Clark Potter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frederick +
Jeneks lieutenant governor. CYRUS ~.
Aldrich; secretary of state, samuel y.
Prentice attorney general, Thomas H.
Peabody: treasurer, John r. Trafton.
Soctalist-G overnor, James r. Fnrlong;
lieutenant governor, Henry +. Thomas.
secretary Of ST Ate. James Il. Allen; attor-
ney general. Albert Il, Holmes; treasurer,
AbTa ham p Workman.
Massachusetts.
RepubIican-Governor John l.. Bates;
lieutenant governor. Curtis Guild. secre-
tary Of state, William y DIN: treasurer
ana receiver general. Edward Bradford'
auditor, Henry f. Turner; attorney gen
eral. Herbert Parker,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. William A. Gas
ton; lieutenant governor. Richard Oney,
Jr. secretary Of state Ezekiel Al Eze-
i1iel; treasurer and receiver general
Thomas & Thatcher; auditor. Francis NJ.
Tetrault. attorney general, John } I'd
herty.
ProhibtIou-Governor Oliver w. Cobp'
lieutenant governor. William r. Mer1ili'
secretary of state. Alfred L. Cutting
treasurer and receiver general, NAPOLEON
T. Johnson; auditor. Alfred r. SteIe'
attorney general, Henry NJ. Dean
lieutenant governor. John quincy Adams
secretary Of state. Olaf Bokeiand; treas
urer and receiver general John A. Bill
ngs; auditor. Joseph Orr; attorney gen
eral. William ]. Carroll.
Socialist Iabor-GoVernor Thomas f.
Brennan, lieutenant governor, Michael +.
Reuter-; secretary of state John +.
Coyle, treasurer and receiver general
Fred A Nagel auditor John Hagan; at
torncy general, John Anderson.
Pennsylvania.
RepubHcan-Auditor general. William r
! Snyder; treasurer William l.. Matthues
judges superior court Thomas A. Morri-
son John a. Henderson.
Observation-Disclosures general Arthur G
DeWaIt. treasurer Joel q. Hill; judges
superior court John A. Ward; CALVIN T.
Reyburn.
Prohibition-.\uditor general, Elisha
| Kent Kane; treasurer. II. l.. Patton;