Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-27

sachusetts and Ohio. Fusion was ef-
fected in only one state-Nebraska, tho
the republicans Of New York endorsed
the democratic nominee for judge OF the
court Of appeals.
The most interesting contests in the
east are the state elections in Maryland
and Rhode Island and the municipal
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 elected
in Rhode Island. Samuel p. Colt heads
the republican ticket, and Lucius Gar
vim, the present executive, occupies the
same position on the democratic ticket
Last year Garvin upset the plans of the
republicans by securing an election. al
tho every other successful candidate
was a republican.
Massachusetts will choose a full state
ticket. All the republican candidates
We're renominated. Bates, besides hay
ing been governor this year, was preyi-
ously lieutenant governor for three
years. Castor, the democratic candi-
date was last years nominee for gov
ernor.
Pennsylvania will elect IN auditor
general, treasurer and two judges of the
superior court.
Court of appeals Judge is the only
state office to be voted for in New York
Judge Dennis O'Brien. democrat. vii,
lave the race to himself, having been
endorsed by the republicans. The in
terest In New York will center in the
municipal and county contests in Man
haitian and Kings b~oroughs. Seth
the present mayor, is the fusion
candidate. and George b. Mcclellan the
democratic nominee. Ex-Deputy Po-
lice Commissioner Devery, is an indie
pendent candidate, and the prohibition
lists and socialists have also made NOM
The result will be watched
With interest, owing to the split be-
tween Tammany and Hugh McLaugh-
I'm. The Brooklyn organization en-
dorsed Mcclellan. but at first refused
to include Circuit for comptroller and
Fornes for the president of the board
of aldermen, in it's resolutions ratifying
the ticket, because they had been the
fusion nominees. having been dropped !
by the fusionists when the democrats |
endorsed them. Hugh Mclaughlin de- |
clared that these men were not demo- |
Gratis II that he would not support J
them@ The fight in their behals was
made, however, by Senator Patrick
ii. McCarrea, and at his request a
meeting of the Kings county commit
tee was called to consider a resolution
proposed by McCarren. declaring for
the entire democratic ticket, including
CIRCUIT and Fornes. This resolution was |
lost by a vote of 141 to 14S, but the |
subject was referred to a committee
Of fifteen, ald this committee, after
several days consideration, met and
adopted a resolution, pledging supper
10 Grout and Fornes. AT first it was
that Hugh Mclaughlin, the
veteran leader of the Kings democrats,
approved the action of the COM
of fifteen, but the following day
made a long statement In which h
his continued opposition to
.Iafnnany hall. After the meeting OF
me committee Of fifteen, Mr.. MeCarren