Politics Ahead as 30 States Choose Senate and House
A comprehensive forecast of the 1894 elections outlines 30 state legislatures choosing U.S. Senators and all states voting for a new House, with many officers at stake from governor to attorney general. It notes term expirations for current senators, vacancies to be filled in 1895 and 1899, and the varied schedules in Alabama, Arkansas, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Union
House of Representatives
Legislative
U.S
John T. Morgan
Alabama
James H. Berry
Arkansas
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
Anthony Higins
Delaware
Patrick Walsh
Georgia
George L. Shoup
Idaho
Shelby M Cullom
A. J. McLaurin
Mississippi
Thomas C. Power
Montana
Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
John R. McPherson
New Jersey
M. W. Ransom
North Carolina
Joseph N. Dolph
Oregon
Nathan F. Dixon
Rhode Island
Matthew ©. Butler
South Carolina
Richard F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Isham C. Harris
Tennessee
Richard Coke
Texas
Eppa Hunton
Virginia
J. N. Camden
Westle
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Washington
Thomas Staples Martin
Kentucky
Lindsay
Louisiana
Newton C. Blanchard
Justice White
Walthall
A.J. McLaurin
N. F. Dixon
George Peabody Wetmore
Florida
Supreme Court
Illinois
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Thomas G. Jones
J. Craig Smith
John Purifoy
John G Harris
J D Barron
W. L. Martin
H. D. Lane
United States
William M. Fishback
Henry H. Markham
Rep
J. B. Reddick
Conan
Edward G. Waite
E P. Colgan
W. H. H. Hart
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. W. Anderson
Posmarer
William C. van Fleet
Patterson
L. H. Brown
R.v
California
Senate
Assembly
People’s
Democrat
Core
Republicans
Citizens
George C. Perkins
Leland Stanford
Davis H. Waite
David H. Nichols
Nelson O. McClees
Albert Nance
F. M. Goodykoontz
Eugene Engley
John F. Murray
State Senate
Sureme Court
Victor A. Eliott
Ree
Robert J. Reynolds
Congress
John W. Causey
General Assembly
Anthony Higgins
George P. Raney
Gov. Mitchell
Benjamin Sullivan Liddon
Supreme Court of
Raney
Wilkinson Call
William J. Northen
Dem
Allen D. Candler
W. A. Wright
R A. Hardeman
J. M. Terrell
Dam
Robert A. Nesbitt
Eax Sae
1. Vem
Rufus N. Ramsay
Henry Raab
The
State University
House
Springfield
S. M. Cullom
Indiana
W. R Myers
J. O. Henderson
Albert Gall
A. G. Smith
A. M Sweeney
H. D. Vorhies
W. A. Pelle
Gorby
Judge Supreme Court
S. D. Coffey
P. Ote
J S Dailey
Iowa
Secretary of State
W. M. McParland
C. G. McCarthy
B. A. Benson
John Y. Stone
C. T. Granger
Peter A. Dey
G. B. Pray
N. B. Raymond
James F. Wilson
William B. Allison
Kansas
L.D. Lewelling
Percy Daniels
R S. Osborn
Prather
J. T. Little
W. H. Biddle
H. N. Gaines
W. A. Johnston
John Martin
Plumb
Court of Ap
William Lindsay
U. S
Donelson Caffery
Gibson
Maryland
Massachusetts
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Roger Wolcott
William M. Olm
H. M. Phillips
J. W. Kimball
Hosea M. Knowlton
Executive Council
George F. Hoar
A. A. Hills
William A. French
H R Pattingill
Board of Education
E. A. Wilson
James McMillan
Francis B. Stockbridge
John Patton, Jr
Stockbridge
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
D. M. Clough
F. P. Brown
J. Bobleter
A. Biermann
James Gilfillan
L. W. Collins
C. P. Holcomb
W.D. Washburn
Edward C. Walthall
McLaurin
James Z. George
George G West
Lorenzo Crounse
Thomas J. Majors
R-p
Secret of State
John C. Allen
J. 8. Bartley
G. H. Hastings
Eugene Moore
A. R Humphrey
R K. Colcord
Joseph Poujade
O. H. Grey
R L Horton
G W. Richard
J. D. Torresen
O Ring
J. E Eckley
Surveyor General
J. E Jones
Silver Party
M. A. Murphy
Joseph Josephs
Rap
F. G. Newlands
J. P. Jones
W. M. Stewart
John B. Smith
W E. Chandler
House of Assembly
John R. M.pherson
George T. Werts
Roswell P. Flower
W. F. Sheehan
Hill
Murphy
James E Shepherd
Gov
Holt
Merrimon
Clark
Gov. Fowle
Oak
James C. McRae
Joseph J. Davis
Armistead Burwell
Shepherd
Mece C. Avery
Saab
Uni
B. Vance
T. J. Jarvis
Vance
Carr
United
J. N. Dolph
Pennsylvania
B. Pattison
L A. Watres
Fearty
D. McM
Gregg
Ars
Toms
T. J. Stewart
Togen
Cameron
Louis Carolina
R B. R. Tillman
Alliance Dem
Suoceed Wi
Alliance Bam
O. W. Buchanan
W. H. Ellerb
Allin Dem
United State
M. O. Butler
Louis Daxora
H. Sheldon
C. N. Herreid
Thomas Thorson
W .W. Taylor
J. F. Hipple
C. I. Crawford
Cortez Salmon
T. Ruth
Walter McKay
John JA. Pickler
W. V. Lucas
R. F Pettigrew
Peter Turney
James A. Harris
Edward P. Craig
Isham G. Harris
M. Carlisle
J. W. Staytor
Supreme Gears
Eaines
Suprem Court
T. J. Bro
Court of Criinal Appeals
EU F M. Hurt
Cour
W. L. Davidson
Ondé J
Sue J. Simkins
Anit
Nati
House of Asst
United Coke
Richard J. Dem
Vast Elections Loom in States Across the Union
The lengthy list outlines statewide and congressional races set for November 6. It details governors, secretaries, treasurers, and judges serving varying terms, with many states selecting legislators, U S Senators, and local officers, amid shifting party balances and constitutional changes.
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Connecticut
Luzon B. Morris
Ernest Cady
John J. Phelan
Marvin H. Sanger
Nicholas Staub
Hawley
Platt
Friorina
Newton O. Blanchard
White
Justice Supreme Court
H. Caton
N. C. Blanchard
Ane
Pupper
Maine
Henry B. Cleaves
William P. Frye
Napraska
Nervapa
North Dakota
E. C. D. Shortridge
E D. Wallace
C. M’dah
A. W. Porter
K J. Nomland
W. H Sandiah
Pop
Laura J. Eisenhuth
Agriculture and Labour
G. E. Adams
Insurance
James Cudhie
Ceed Kemper P
M. D. Willims
Pires
Vicoria