The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01
DISSATISFACTION
A New Congress and Many
State Officials involved
REPRESENT NUMEROUS PARTIES
Tuesday Elections VIII be Held in
Forty-Two States and Three Terri
tories-Pennsylvania Has Twelve
Tickets Out.

New York, Special.-Next Tuesday
there viii be elections in i2 States
and three territories Oregon, Maine
and Vermont have already elected
State officers and members Of the
sixtieth congress, In % Of the States
a governor and othehr State officers
lin 30 of them also, "A legislature):
in 10 minor State officers or justices
Of the supreme court; Ill two congress
men and legislature, and IN seven
congressman only, are TO be elected.
Oklahoma is to vote on n State con-
stitution, aud Arizona and New Mex
leo on joint statehood.
The terms Of 80 United States SEN
ators-15 Democrats and - Republ-
cans-expire March 3, 1907. Virgin
Ia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky
and Arkansas have already selected
Democrats, and Georgia has a legisla-
ture which will elect another, while
Maine and Oregon have legislatures
which insure the return OF Republic
cans. Of the % States IN which is to
be chosen Nov. 6 a legislature that
will elect United States senators, Il
are now represented in the senate by
Republicans and eight by Democrats.
A national house Of representa-
tives is to be electcd--the sixtieth
congress-with 3S6 members. The
present house is composed of 25O Re-
publicans and 1876 Democrats. Maine
has already elected four Republicans,
Oregon two and Vermont two.
Fusion in Nebraska.
There is fusion in only one State
-Nebraska-wher the Democrats
and Populists agreed upon a division
of the State nominations, though in
several other States the Republican
or Democratic candidates for State
officers have been nominated or en-
dorsad by one or more of the minor
| parties.
As usual, there is one State ticket
the Democrats-in South Carolina.
Pennsylvania leads this year with the
greatest number of State tickets.
II. Parties are numerous. these hav-
ing tickets in the field being Indc-
pence league, Citizens Common
wealth City, Referendum. jefferson
| American, Anita administration, Re.
publican, Reorganized Republican
and Lincoln Republican. Six of them
however. are confined to Philadelphia
The Socialists have tickets in 2:
States, the Prohibitionists in %, So
cialist Labor in seven, Populists o.
Peoples in four and the independence
league in three, while "Public Own
ership' has a ticket in one State.
The number Of tickets in the differ
ent States is: /, South Carolina; 2
Alabama, Florida, North Carolina
Tennessee, Washington; 8. Deleware
Montana, Nevada, North Dakota
Rhode Island, Utah; 4, Connecticut
Colorado, Idaho, Michigan, Minneso
ia, 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, Flor
da, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, lows
Kansas, Massachusetts,, Michigas
Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, News
da, New Hampshire, New Yorl
North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvaai;
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Wi.
consin, Wyoming.
) The Prohibitionists in Californi
| Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illir
ois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mass;
chusetts, MICHIGAN, Minnesota, Mis-:
ouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ne
. | York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode L
'and. South Dakota, Texas, Wiscol
, SIN, Wyoming.
; The Socialists Labor in Illinois, Il
diana, Massachusetts, New Yor
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas. >
The Populists or Peoples in Cal
fornia, Massachusetts and New Yor
Union Labor in California, Pennsy
vania; "Public Ownership" in Mi
!. nesota; Anti-Administration Repu
:, lean in Texas; Independent Dem
Gratis In Colorado.
] The Socialists ard Prohibitions
y have nominated candidates for co
: ~ress in many districts, and IN 9th
labor unions or federations have e
4 dorsed Democrats OF Republicans w
: are believed to be favorable to the
: cause.