The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-10-30
NEXT WEEK.

States Tuesday, Nov. 5. run cbate
tickets are to he voted for IN Massa-
ehusetts. Rhode Island, Maryland
Ohio, Kentucky, Iva and MISS
issippi, while in New York. Penn
sylyania, Nebraska and Colorado
Justice of the upper courts, Regents
Of the State University or minor State
officers are to be chosen. Municipal oil
icials are to be selected 10 Greater New
York, San Francisco and Salt Lake.
The Prohibitionists have ticket IN
all the States except Colorado, the So
cialists in all except Nebraska and
Colorado, the Populists in two States
Iowa and Colorado, and the Socialist
Labor party in three-New York, Mas
sachusetts and Ohio. Fusion was eff
fected in only one State-Nebraska,
though the Republicans of New York
indorsed the Democratic nominee for
Judge of the Court of Appeals.
The most interesting contests in the
East are the State elections in Mary
land and Rhode Island, and the munic-
ipal and county contests in New YORK
City.
In Maryland the offices of Governor,
Comptroller and Attorney General will
be filed. Edwin Warfield, the Demo-
cratic candidate, is fighting the issue
With Stevenson A. Williams, the Re-
publican nominee.
The offices of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor Secretary of State, Attorney
General and Treasurer will be selected
in Rhode Island. Samuel ?. Colt heads
the Republican ticket. and Lncius Gar
vim, the present executive. occupies the
same position on thu Democratic ticket,
Last year darvin upset the plans of
the Republicans by securing an cleo
ton, although every other su ,cessful
candidate was Republican.
Massachusetts will choose full State
ticket. All the Republican candidates
were renomlnated. Bates, besides hav-
ing been Governor this year, was pre-
yionsly Lieutenant Governor for three
years. CASTOR, the Democratic candi
date, was last years nominee for Gov
ernor.
Pennsylvania will elect an Attorney
General, Treasurer and two Judges OF
the Superio- Court.
Court of Appeals Judge is the only
State Office to be voted for in New York.
Judge Dennis O'Brien, Democrat, will
have the race to himself, having been
indorsed by the Republicans. The in
terest 10 New York will center 10 the
municipal and county contests in Man
haitian and Kings boroughs. Seth Low,
the present Mayor, is the fusion can
. didate, and George B. Mcclellan the
Democratic nominee. Ex-Deputy 70
lice Commissioners Devery is an indie
poudent candidate, and the Prohibition
ists and Socialists have also made nom
nations. The result will be watched
with interest owing to the split be-
tween Tammany and Mclaughlin.
The Brooklyn organization indorsed
Mcclellan, but at first refused to in
cIude Grout for Comptroller and Fornes
Tor President of the Board Of Aldermen
in its resolution ratifyng the ticket, be-
cause they had been the fusion nomi
noes, having been dropped by the fu-
sionists when the Democrats indo'sed
them. Hugh McLa oghlin declared that
these men we're rot Democrats and that
he would - support them. The fight
In their behalf was made, however, by
State Senator McCarren. and at his re-
quest the Kings County Committee was
called to consider reeolu ton declaring
for the entire Democratic ticket, in
Guiding Grout and Fornes. This res
oIution was lost, but the subject was
referred to committee OF fifteen and
this committee adopted a resolution
pledQing support to Grout and Fornes
At first it was believed that Hugh Nc
I,auphlin, the veteran leader OF the
Kings Democrats, had approved the
action of the committee of fifteen, but
che following day he made long state
ment in which he declared his conginu-
ed opposition to Tammany Hall
After the meeting of the committee OF
fifteen, Mr.. McCarren took charge OF
the Democratic campaign in Kings
County. The places Of Grout and
Fornes on the fusion ticket we're taken
by Hfnricbs and Mcclure respectively.
In the West the liveliest contest is In
Ohio, where Myron T. Herrick and Tom
L. Johnsor both OF Cleveland, are the
leaders on the Republican and Demo
cratic ticket, and Marcus A. Hanna and
John II. Clark are struggling Tor
members Of the Legislature which VIII
elect United States Senator.
In Iowa, Albert B Cummins is NAV
inc his second race for Cover nor, HE
opoouent being jeremiah b. Sullivan
who is depending on the Democratic
vote the Porulists having their own
State ticket in the field.
a., peckbam Is seeking re-electon