Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
LINEUP FOR ELECTION DAY
Multiplicity Of Parties a Feature of Sam
paigR in Many States.
THREE STATES HAVE CHOSEN OFFICERS
FOrty-TwO states and Three Terri
tories VIII Vote on Local OmceFS
and Congressman on sixth
of November.

NEW YORK, oct. "a week from
Tuesday there will be election in forty
two states and three territories. Oregon,
Maine and Vermont have already elected
state officers and members of the Sixtieth
congress. In twenty-three of the states
a governor and other state oficers lin
twenty of them also a legislature); in ten.
minor state officers or justices of the ,su-
preme court; In two, congressman and
leglslsturs, and in seSsn congressmeD eniYsi
are TO be electeda olrishoma is TO vote on
a state constitution and Arizona and New
Mexico on joint statehood.
The terms of thirty United states sena-
tors-ffteen democrats and fifteen repub-
licans-expire March 8, 1907. Virginia.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky and Ar"
kansas have already selected democrats,
and Georgia has a legislature which will
elect another; while Maine and oregon
have legislatures which insure the return
Of republicans. OF the twenty-five states
In which is to be chosen November
Legislature that will elect United States
senators, fourteen are now represented in
the senate by republicans and eight by
democrats.
national house of representatives is to
be elected-the Sixtieth congress, with 1856
members. The present house Is composed
of 80 republicans and 1856 democrats. Maine
has already elected four republicans, Ore
gon two and Vermont two.
Fusion in Nebraska Only.
There Is fusion only in one state-Ne-
braslla-where the democrats and populists
agreed upon division of the state nom
nations. though in several other states
the republican and democratic candidates
for state Offices have been nominated or
/ indorsed by one or more of the minor
| parties.
/ AS usua!. there is one state ticket-the
| democratic-iE South Carolina. Pennsyl-
vania leads this year with the greatest
number OF state tickets--tweIve. Parties
are numerous those having tickets in the
field being Independence league. Citizens
| Commonwealth, city, referendum. Jeffer-
son, American, ant-admnistration repub-
/ liean, reorganized republican and Lincoln
! republican. Six Of them, however, are
| confined 10 Philadelphia.
The socialists have tickets in twenty-five
states the prohibitionists in twenty-three.
socialist labor in seven, populists or peo-
ple's in four and the Independence league
in three, while Public Ownership" has
ticket in one state.
The number Of tickets in the different
states Is. One, South Carolina; two. Ala
bama, Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee
, WaShnBtoni tnrees Delaware, Montana,
Nevada. North Dakota. Rhode Island,
Utah; four. Connecticut, Colorado, Idaho.
Michigan. Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska,
New Hampshire, South Dakota. Wiscon-
sin, wyoming hve, Illinois. Iowa. Kansas,
New York Ohio; six, Indiana. Msssachu-
sets, Texas; seven. California: twelve,
Pennsylvania.
The socialists have tickets in California.
Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Idaho.
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa. Kansas Massachu-
sets, Michigan, Missouri Montana. Ne
braska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania.
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas wiscon-
sin, Wyoming.
The prohibitionists in California Connec-
ticut Delaware, Idaho. Illinois, Indiana
Iowa, Kansas. Massachusetts, Michigan.
Minnesota, Missouri Nebraska, New
Hampshire New York Ohio. Pennsylvs-
nia, Rhode Island. South Dakota. Texas
Wisconsin. Wyoming
The sOcialist-labor IN Illinois. Indiana
Massachusetts, New York Ohio. Pennsyl.
vanis. Texas
The populists or peoples in California
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas.
The Independence league in California
Massachusetts,. New York
Union labor in California, Pennsylvanis
Public Ownership" in Minnesota, anti
administration republican in Alabama anc
veorganized republican IN Texas