Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-13

the coming fan elections more S'a'e
will elect governors than ever oeior'
:, the history OF the Union. For th'
sirst time oregon is to join the us
80 cou-nonwealths eleeting m NOV
,anober heretofore tsssS Oregon Sia"
.,,act,o, has been held in June
total Of thirty-six governors ar
% he elected this fall Thirty-tWo WI
he voted for at the general elec'ioi.
!, November. Three States-Nernoh'
Maine and Arkansas viii vote 10 10.
yovernor next month and Georgia VII
e,act ,ts executive in October.
Tbe q,bernatorial contests in SOM
az the states are of more thah olu'
parilv interesting character. the eleo
lions In others will be a purely per
functorv character, the election OF th'
Republiean or the Democratic calpi
date as the case may be, being lore
gone conclusion. Socialists and FIo
hibitionists viii have Candidates ioi
governor in a majority of the states
and in some OF them are expected y
poll a considerable vote.
The liquor question figures as 'he
chief issue 10 the Alabama eohuesD
Col. Emmett O'Neal, the Demoeraue
candidate win undoubtedly be elect
ed to succeed Gov. Conner. The kepuo'
lican candidate for governor is j. "
Thompson of birmingham.
Governor W. Donaghey, Democrat
viii he reelected at the Arkansas eiec-
tion which will take place Sept. L
His opponent on the Republican
ticket is A. l. Roland.
In California the successor OF Gov
James n. Ginett will probably be a
Republican. All parties will name their
tickets at the general primaries next
week. Theodore A. Bell, who was
chairman of the last Democratic
national convention. viii be the Dem
ocratic candidate for governor. -Four
aspirants are contesting for the KEEP
ubllcan nomination.
In Colorado the Democrats expect 10
elect the successor to Gov. John r
Shafroth. The nominating conventions
will be held next month
In Connecticut the Republicans
hope to choose the successor to Gov.
Weeks. There are two candidates for
the Republican nomination, Charles A.
Goodwin and Everett Lake. The form
er is a prominent Yale graduate and
the latter an old Harvard football
player. All indications point to the
nominations of ex-Chief Justice r.
Baldwin for governor on the Demo ,,
cratic ticket.
Both parties in Delaware viii work
hard to elect the successor TO Gov.
Simeon S. Pennewill. The nominations
are yet to be made.
In Florida Gov. Albert W. Gilchrist
will be succeeded by another Demo |
crat.
In Georgia also the Democrats are
assured OF the governorship. Gov
Joseph NJ. Brown is opposed for an
other term by former Gov. Hoke
Smith. The choice viii be made at the
primaries Aug. %. and the election
will follow in October.
The nominations have not yet been
made in Idaho, but the Republicans
electing Gev. James NJ. Brady.
Iowa Republicans expect to re-elect
Gov. B. F. Carroll, though the Demo
Gratis have had their hopes for success
increased by the bitter factional con-
test .stween the Republican regulars
and insurgents.
Gov. Walter r. Stubbs. leader Of
the Republican insurgents in Kansas,
has just been renominated at the State
primaries. His opponent on the Demo
cratic ticket is George H. Hodges, a
member of the State senate.
The State election in Maine will
be held Sept. u. Gov. Bert NJ. Fern
aid is a candidate for reelection on
the Republican ticket. The Democratic
nominee is Frederick W Plaisted,
mayor Of Augusta. The Democrats
are working hard this year and ex-
pect to cut down the Republican
majority even if they do not succeed
in electing their own candidate.
Massachusetts,. unless the unexpect-
ed happens will re-elect Gov. Eben L.
Draper. Republican. The Democrats
viii name either Congressman Eugene
Foss or James H. Vahey, who was
their standard bearer last year.
The successor to Gov. Frank NJ.
Warner OF Michigan will In all prob
ability be another Republican. Three
Republicans. Lieut. Gov. Kelley Chas.
S Osborn and Amos Musselman Of
Grand Rapids, are contesting for the
nomination, which viii be decided at
the State primaries on Sept. 6.
Gov. Adolph o. Eberhart is the
Republican candidate for reelection
in Minnesota Former Gov. John Lind
has been named by the Democrats.
but be has declined to accept the
nomination and unless ne is persuaded
to reconsider his decision another
candidate wiz have to be named
Both parties in Nebraska are split
over the liquor question Gov. A. c.
Shallenberger, Democrat. is a candi-
date for denomination. He will be op-
posed in the primaries by James H.
Dahlman. the famous cowboy mayor
of Omaha, and W. X. Patrick, a
member OF the State senate.
In Nevada Gov. D. s. Dickerson Is
slated for reelection on the Demo
cratic ticket.
New Hampshire is counted upon TO
elect another Republican TO succeed
Gov. Henry B. Quinby. The selection
of a candidate will be made at the
first State primary on Sept. s. At
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ly well known as a war correspondent,