The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-11-01
TIE TUESDAY ELECTIONS
. New Congress and Many
State Officials PnvoIved
REPRESENT NUMEROUS PARTIES
Tuesday Elections Will - Held in
Forty-Two States and Three Terri
Sories-Pennsyivania Has Twelve
Tickets Out.

New York, Special.-Next Tuesday
there will be elections in AZ States
md three territories. Oregon, Maine
and Vermont have already elected
State officers and members of the
/ ,ixtieth congress. In % of the States
1 governor and othehr State officers
{in 90 Of them also, a legislature):
IN 10 minor State officers or justices
# the supreme court In two congress
men and a legislature, and In seven
congressmen only, are to be elected.
oklahoma is to vote on a State con-
stitution, and Arizona and New Mex
rco on joint statehood.
The terms of 80 United States SEN
nrors-15 Democrats and Is Republi-
cans-expire March 3, 1907. Virgin
a, Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky
md Arkansas have already selected
Democrats, and Georgia has a legisla-
lure which will elect another, while
Maine and Oregon have legislatures
which insure the return of Republi-
/ ANS. Of the o States in which is to
ne chosen Nov. 6 a legislature that
will elect United States senators, IA
are now represented in the senate by
Republicans and eight by Democrats.
A national house Of representa-
lives is to be elected@the ,sixtieth
congress-With $50 members. The
present house is composed Of $50 Re
oublicans and 1876 Democrats Maine
aas already elected four Republicans,
oregon two and Vermont two.
Fusion IN Nebraska.
There Is fusion in only one State
-Nebraska-where the Democrats
md Populists agreed upon a division
If the State nominations, though In
several other States the Republican
II Democratic candidates for State
~oficers have been nominated or en-
iorsed by.one or more of the minor
PARTIES. !
AS usual, there is one State ticket
the Democrats-in South Carolina.
pennsylyania leads this year with the
xreateseSnumber of State tickets
Y. Parties are numerous, these hav-
ng tickets IN the field being Indc-
pence league, Citizens Common
wealth City, Referendum, Jefferson,
American, Anti-Administration, Re-
publican, Recognized Republican.
md Lincoln Republican. Six of them,
however, are confined to Philadelphia.
The Socialists have tickets in %
States, the Prohibitionists in %, So
:ialist Labor in seven, Populists OIL
Peoples In four and the Independence
leagueai sin three, while "Public Own
arship'G' has a ticket in one State.
The number of tickets In the differ,
mt States is: 1, South Carolina; 3.
Alabama, Florida, North Carolina
Tennessee, Washington; 8, Delaware,
Montana, Nevada; North Dakota
Rhode Island, Utah; 4, Connecticut
Colorado, Idaho, Michigan, Minneso.
a, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hamp.
shire, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Wy.
oming; 5, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, New
York, Ohio; 6, Indiana, Massachu.
setts, Texas; z, California; II, Pen
nsylvania.
Socialist Ticket.
The Socialists have tickets in Cali.
fornia, Colorado, Connecticut, Flori
la, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan
Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Neva'
la, New Hampshire, New York
North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Wis
consin, Wyoming.
The Prohibitionists in California
Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Him.
DIS, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massa
chusetts, MICHIGAN, Minnesota, Miss
ouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land, South Dakota, Texas, Wiscon.
sin, Wyoming.
The Socialists Labor in Illinois, In,
diana, Massachusetts, New York
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas.
The Populists or Peoples in Cali
fornia, Massachusetts, and New York
Union Labor in California, Pennsyl
yania; "Public Ownership in Min
nesota; Anti-Administration Repub
iican in Texas; Independent Demo
Gratis in Colorado.
The Socialists and Prohibitionist
have nominated candidates for con
gress in many districts, and in othe
labor unions or declarations have en-
dorsed Democrats or Republicans VIII
are believed to be favorable to thei
cause.