Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-01
Daily News Special.

Island, Maryland, MiSslsSiPpi
Y an+uclxv governor and other state
off;cers are to be chosen; in New
Jersey. a governor only; in New
York. two associate justices Of the
court of appeals; in Pennsylvania
state treasurer, and in Nebraska,
railoard commissioner and TWO re-
gents of the State University. IN
Ohio. Utah and California, municipal
officers are to be selected, while III
New York county number OF Judges
and a sheriff are to be voted for.
The Prohibitionists have state
ticket in all the states, except Mary
land and Mississippi and city tickets
in Cleveland and Cincinnati, but not
in San Francisco or Salt Lake.
The Socialists also have tickets in
all the states, except Mississippi and
Maryland, and city tickets in Gin
cinnati Cleveland and Salt Lake, but
not in San Francisco.
The SocialistLabor party has
tickets in Kentucky, Massachusetts
and New Jersey while Union LABOR
made nominations for city officers in
: San Francisco.
There is only one ticket-the Demo
cratic-in Mississippi, and the result,
of course, is not doubtful.
In Massachusetts there are ten
| iuid
Democrats, who are engaged in
fractional fight with the state delega-
ton to the national Democratic con-
vention next year in prospective.
The ballot law commission decided
j that Henry NJ Whitney was 1.-THE NOM
6 inee for governor.
:. In Nebraska the Democrats and
- Populists fused on the officials to be
- voted for throughout the state.
In Maryland there will be a
straight contest between the Demo
.. Gratis and the Republicans. only the
~ two parties having made nominations
. for state officers. In addition to
!, these a house of delegates and one
: half of the state senate are to BIZ
:, elected. The next legislature will
choose two United States senator's
one to fill the unexpired term of thu
late Arthur T. German, and tn
other to take the place of Senate
Rayner. The Republicans adhere t
- the old plan of senatorial election, bu
- the Democrats are to put into effeo
a new senatorial primary plan, whic
- requires every member of the legi
H.. lature to vote for the candidate r.
ceiving the highest vote in his di
trict. The senatorial primaries, s
far at least as the Democrats al
concerned, will hereafter be pa
of the regular elections in Marylan
Six aspirants for the long term W
L.. be voted for November 5, the cant
his ua'e io' 'Ao
opposition.
The local elections, particularly
-, New York county Cleveland, Cine
o,,i nati,> Salt Lake and San Francis
are of particular interest this year
tho In New, York county the Repul
cans and the independence Leae
IL. (Hearst) forces have fused on
= a. county ticket, which is made up Of
! "a number of court justices and sh
iff This gives unusual interest
the contest, although the Repu
cans named the head of the ticl
- J., M. Linn Bruce for justice OF the
preme court, the most important
fee. that of sheriff, went to the
. az, dependence League, whose nomii
,,s. Macmillan F. Ihnsen, has been
,os liam r. Hearsts campaign mana
o,nod in several campaigns. OF the
the JUICES noinina'eu' !,
80 named five and the lndepende
. League the others. Opposed to
son on the Democratic ticket
taua Thomas F. Foley, Democratic lei
,,,oa+s of the Second assembly district,
oceed- weii-hhown ~
/, haon politics, while, James w. &c
,,,,, heads the Democratic ticket for
~ and tice of the supreme court. Soo1
!, ~, ter the nominations were made,
lumber OF McCieiiah' VINO nau Do'n ~
sbness to the present Tamnlany mac
/. most announced that he would suppor
Democratic ticket against the
publican-Hearst combine
mn In Cleveland, Congressman
Mich dore r. burton - M
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